We start the tour at 5 Well Square, which the city resisted

with water until recent history.

Then I will take you to the first public park in Croatia,

Jelena Madijevka Park, from where you will have a view

of the monumental Land Gate, a unique specimen on the east

coast of the Adriatic that is recognized by UNESCO and placed

under its protection along the City Walls of the 16th and

17th centuries.

Nearby is the church of St. Simon, one of the patrons of

Zadar, and his body is kept in a gilded chest of 280 kg of

silver and gold.

We will walk through the main city artery - Kalelarga, which

will take us to the City Square where the people of Zadar

have been meeting since the 12th century.

After that we'll stop at the ancient Forum and return more than

2000 years to the oldest part of the city - to the so called

"open-air museum".

At this place there is a large pre-Romanesque monument from

the 9th century - the church of St. Donat, which is made

entirely of the remains of ancient stone from a Roman temple.

Near the Forum is the Zadar Cathedral, the largest on the

Eastern Adriatic coast from the 12th century, dedicated to

St. Anastasia.

We will end the tour with the latest and unique installations

of Zadar - Sea Organ and Greeting to the Sun.