Zadar

The first mentions of the town date back to the 4th century BC. Located in the centre of the Adriatic, it has been a target for various invaders throughout centuries, but despite this fact its impressive cultural heritage has remained preserved until this day.

From cobbled streets to modern restaurants, medieval churches and modern hotels, the famous Zadar waterfront offers an enchanting contrast between ancient and modern.

A rugged coast boasting stunning untouched nature, Zadar has more than 20 large and around 300 smaller islands, 5 national parks and 3 nature parks, making it one of the most attractive tourist destinations of the region. Experience beautiful sunsets in the heart of the Adriatic, while enjoying the local gastronomic specialties, wine and the famous Zadar Maraschino liqueur.