Zadar

Zadar is a picturesque city on the Croatian coast of the Adriatic Sea, known for its ancient history, beautiful harbor environment and unique sound experiences. Here are some of the outstanding aspects of this Croatian gem:

1. Sea organs (Sea organ):
   • A unique installation designed by architect Niko Kralje that transforms the sound of waves into melodic tones, creating a unique sound experience for visitors.
2. Salute to the Sun (Salute to the Sun):
   • Next to the Sea Organs is Salutation to the Sun, a light installation that creates beautiful light effects during sunset.
3. Old Town (Stari Grad):
   • The historic city center is full of narrow streets, stone houses and cafes. It is dominated by the Cathedral of St. Anastasia and the Forum of Roman Tombs.
4. Saint Anastasia Cathedral (St. Stosija Cathedral):
   • The monumental cathedral is related to the city’s rich history and offers a stunning view of Zadar from its tower.
5. Forum of Roman Tombs (Forum):
   • Historical place with remains of Roman buildings, where you can get an insight into the history of Zadar as an important Roman settlement.
6. Art Museum (Narodni muzej Zadar):
   • The museum offers collections of works of art and the history of the region, including the famous gilded tablets from Baščanská plate.
7. Sea gates (Kopnena vrata):
   • These historic gates, built in the 16th century, welcome you as you enter the Old Town.
8. Paklenica National Park:
   • If you like nature, the nearby national park Paklenica offers rocky cliffs, gorges and ideal opportunities for hiking and climbing.

Zadar is a combination of historical richness, natural beauty and modern innovations, making it a unique place to visit on the Croatian coast.