【Croatia】Zadar Having a Relaxing Vacation with UNESCO World Heritage Sites

Zadar is the fifth largest city in Croatia and also the oldest continuously inhabited city in Croatia.

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Accommodation

Windward Hostel Zadar

The host is super nice and the hostel is backpacker friendly.
The location is a little off, better to have a car.

Recommend ★★★★
Comfort ★★★★
Cleanness ★★★★★
Price €

our room picture from booking.com

Zadar Transportation

From airport to Zadar downtown

The airport shuttle bus schedule is available, and tickets can be purchased on board.
The bus will make three stops in the city.
The second stop is the bus station where the car rental is also located, and the final stop being the city center.
The bus to the airport also stops at the same stops.

The one-way ticket costs 35 kn (4.65 €). (1 EUR is around 7.53450 kn, 2022)

Resturtant

There is a small market near the entrance to the old town where you can find the most authentic and freshest food from various food stalls.

Zadar Having a Relaxing Vacation with UNESCO World Heritage Sites
Looks ok, but taste fresh and good, only cost 10 euro.

Restoran Konoba Martinac

Addres: Ul. Alesandra Paravije 7, 23000, Zadar, Croatia
Another restaurant in the old town area, recommended by locals for its fresh and delicious seafood. Unfortunately, there may be mosquitoes in the outdoor seating area.

The appetizer plate has fresh and tasty shellfish in the top right corner, a refreshing cuttlefish salad in the middle, and shrimp, fish roe, and tuna on bread in the bottom right. The bread is soft and fragrant, and the seafood is fresh. It all mixes together like a seafood medley, and the seaweed in the middle adds a crispy texture. In short, everything is delicious, and everything is so good.
Seafood pizza with plenty of sincerity, thin and crispy crust.
Thick and short noodles paired with creamy and savory seafood sauce, it’s super satisfying.

Sightseeing map of Zadar

Sightseeing recommendations

Bridge at night

Morske orgulje

Address: Obala kralja Petra Krešimira IV, 23000, Zadar, Croatia
The stairs by the seaside create a natural melody with the sound of the waves crashing, which adds a romantic atmosphere.

Paying homage to the sun

Narodni trg

A part of the old town, a 11th-century church is nearby.

Roman Forum

A part of the old town area contains the remains of the Roman era, and there are some small vendors selling local items and cultural products on the square.

Kolovare Beach

A small stony beach with a free 3-story high diving board for those who want to jump into the sea.

from google map

Kopnena Vrata and Perivoj Vladimira Nazora

World Heritage Site, Zadar’s city defense system, is a part of the 16th and 17th century defense structures of the Venetian Republic.

The serene ancient well in the park, with the emblem of the Venetian Republic’s lion on top.
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