• The Greeting to the Sun - A renowned public space installation from 2008, depicting our solar system with solar panels on the ground. Not part of the evening tour.
• Sea Organ (Morske Orgulje) - A celebrated installation from 2005, featuring an instrument that creates music with the sea’s assistance. Located on the promenade, it resembles a piano keyboard. Not part of the evening tour.
• Cathedral of St. Anastasia - The largest Romanesque church, the Cathedral of St. Anastasia. No entry allowed.
• The Forum - An ancient Roman Forum dating back to the 1st century BC.
• Stup srama (Pillar of Shame) - Once one of the two largest Roman columns, it has endured as a Pillar of Shame from the Middle Ages to the present.
• Church of St. Donatus - A 9th-century desacralized church, constructed as a large rotunda in a pre-Romanesque style. No entry allowed.
• Benedictine Monastery of St. Maria - A female Benedictine convent from the 11th century, featuring a Renaissance church. The tour does not include entry.
• Narodni trg - Zadar’s People’s Square, a central location surrounded by the City Loggia and City Guard from the Middle Ages.
• Narodni trg - A 16th-century City Guard, constructed during the Venetian Republic’s rule. No entry allowed.
• Gradska Loža - A 16th-century City Hall, built during the Venetian Republic’s rule. No entry allowed.
• Široka ulica - The famous Kalelarga, the largest street on the Peninsula, formerly the main Roman Decumanus.
• Ulica Nova vrata - The New Gate, visible from the People’s Square, was the last gate built in 1931.
• Five Wells - Not part of the morning tour.
• Zadar Land City Gates - The 18:30 tour in English begins at this grand Venice Republic Land Gate, designed as a Triumphal arch. Your guide will be waiting in front of the gates next to the bikes. Not part of the morning tour.

• Possible free entrance to a medieval church
• Maraskino tastings
• Cheese tastings

• 11 AM tour excludes The Land Gate; 18:30 PM tour excludes the Sea Organs
• Toilet breaks
• Transfer service

The 11:00 AM morning tour begins at the Greeting to the Sun, while the 6:30 PM tour departs from the Land Gate. If you’re captivated by sunsets, join the afternoon tour. The tour lasts 90 minutes, rain or shine, so please dress appropriately and bring an umbrella or raincoat if necessary. We do not enter any museums or churches that require an entrance fee. Whether you’re interested in Roman architecture or the Venetian walls and bastions, this walking tour has something for everyone. Discover why renowned figures like Alfred Hitchcock have claimed that Zadar boasts the world’s most beautiful sunset.

The Roman street network guides you through the city to the Venetian defensive masterpiece. Finally, a winged lion, the symbol of Venice and St. Mark, bids you farewell as you exit the old city core. The city has spoken…

• Animals are not allowed
• Not recommended for travelers with mobility issues

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.