Zadar Small-Group Walking Tour
Familiarize yourself with the Old Town of Zadar on this small-group walking tour through the city’s historical center. Save time finding your way around this coastal Croatian city and allow your tour guide to show you a selection of Zadar’s attractions that includes the Crkva sv. Donata, the Roman Forum, and remains of the city’s Venetian walls. Choose from a morning (beginning at the Greeting to the Sun) or sunset tour (beginning at the Land Gate) to suit your schedule.
Highlights
- ✓90-minute walking tour through the city of Zadar
- ✓Walk past attractions such as the Cathedral of St. Anastasia and People's Square
- ✓Learn about the city’s history and see its Venetian remains
- ✓A small-group tour means a more intimate experience
What you'll see & do
- ✓One of the most popular public space installations in the world from 2008 representing our solar system made in solar panels on the floor. Not included on the evening tour.
- ✓One of the most popular installations in the world from 2005 representing an instrument that sings with the help of sea. Placed on the promenade in a form of a piano keyboard. Not included on the evening tour.
- ✓The Cathedral of St.Anastasia our biggest Romanesque Church. No entrance.
- ✓An ancient Roman Forum from 1st century BC
- ✓One of two biggest Roman Columns once, survived as a Pillar of shame during Middle Age time until today.
- ✓A desacralized church from 9th century AC built as a huge rotunda in a pre-Romanesque style. No entrance.
- ✓Feminine Benedictine Convent of St.Mary from 11th Century with a Renaissance Church. A tour doesn't include an entrance.
- ✓People's Square of Zadar is a place everyone pass in the city, surrounded with City Loggia and City Guard from middle Age time.
- ✓A 16th century City Guard built during the Venice Republic government. No entrance.
- ✓A 16th century City Hall built during the Venice Republic government. No entrance.
- ✓Famous Kalelarga is the biggest street on the Peninsula, use to be the main Roman Decumanus.
- ✓The New Gate visible from the People's Square. The last Gate built in 1931.
- ✓Not included on the morning tour.
- ✓18:30h tour START in English from this huge Venice Republic Land Gate built in a form of a Triumphal arch. Your guide waits in front of the gates beside the bikes. Not included on the morning tour.
What's included
- ✓Possible Free Entrance to a medieval church or Maraschino/cheese tastings which are on our way.
What's not included
- ✓11 AM tour excludes The Land Gate; 18:30 PM tour excludes the Sea Organs
- ✓Toilet breaks
- ✓Transfer service
Good to know
Public transportation options are available nearby
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Animals are not allowed
Not recommended for travelers with mobility issues
Cancellation policy
- •A full refund will apply if you cancel more than 24 hours before the activity start time.
- •No refund is possible if you cancel less than 24 hours before the activity start time.
Zadar Small-Group Walking Tour
Familiarize yourself with the Old Town of Zadar on this small-group walking tour through the city’s historical center. Save time finding your way around this coastal Croatian city and allow your tour guide to show you a selection of Zadar’s attractions that includes the Crkva sv. Donata, the Roman Forum, and remains of the city’s Venetian walls. Choose from a morning (beginning at the Greeting to the Sun) or sunset tour (beginning at the Land Gate) to suit your schedule.
Highlights
- ✓90-minute walking tour through the city of Zadar
- ✓Walk past attractions such as the Cathedral of St. Anastasia and People's Square
- ✓Learn about the city’s history and see its Venetian remains
- ✓A small-group tour means a more intimate experience
What you'll see & do
- ✓One of the most popular public space installations in the world from 2008 representing our solar system made in solar panels on the floor. Not included on the evening tour.
- ✓One of the most popular installations in the world from 2005 representing an instrument that sings with the help of sea. Placed on the promenade in a form of a piano keyboard. Not included on the evening tour.
- ✓The Cathedral of St.Anastasia our biggest Romanesque Church. No entrance.
- ✓An ancient Roman Forum from 1st century BC
- ✓One of two biggest Roman Columns once, survived as a Pillar of shame during Middle Age time until today.
- ✓A desacralized church from 9th century AC built as a huge rotunda in a pre-Romanesque style. No entrance.
- ✓Feminine Benedictine Convent of St.Mary from 11th Century with a Renaissance Church. A tour doesn't include an entrance.
- ✓People's Square of Zadar is a place everyone pass in the city, surrounded with City Loggia and City Guard from middle Age time.
- ✓A 16th century City Guard built during the Venice Republic government. No entrance.
- ✓A 16th century City Hall built during the Venice Republic government. No entrance.
- ✓Famous Kalelarga is the biggest street on the Peninsula, use to be the main Roman Decumanus.
- ✓The New Gate visible from the People's Square. The last Gate built in 1931.
- ✓Not included on the morning tour.
- ✓18:30h tour START in English from this huge Venice Republic Land Gate built in a form of a Triumphal arch. Your guide waits in front of the gates beside the bikes. Not included on the morning tour.
What's included
- ✓Possible Free Entrance to a medieval church or Maraschino/cheese tastings which are on our way.
What's not included
- ✓11 AM tour excludes The Land Gate; 18:30 PM tour excludes the Sea Organs
- ✓Toilet breaks
- ✓Transfer service
Good to know
Public transportation options are available nearby
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Animals are not allowed
Not recommended for travelers with mobility issues
Cancellation policy
- •A full refund will apply if you cancel more than 24 hours before the activity start time.
- •No refund is possible if you cancel less than 24 hours before the activity start time.