Zadar City Highlights Walk with Local Guide

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24 Hours

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English

Tour language

Narodni trg, 23000, Zadar, Croatia

Meeting Point

2 - 25

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Discover three thousand years of stories as you stroll Zadar’s marble streets with a licensed local guide. See the Roman Forum, the round Church of St Donatus, Kalelarga, and People’s Square, then continue to the waterfront for the Sea Organ and the Greeting to the Sun. The route keeps a relaxed pace and focuses on clear storytelling, useful tips, and the best viewpoints. The tour is sponsored by Gligora Cheese and Deli, a regional name for Pag cheese and Dalmatian flavors.

Highlights

  • Guided Old Town walk that covers the Roman Forum, St Donatus, and St Anastasia Cathedral exterior.
  • Stories that connect three thousand years of history with present day Zadar.
  • Promenade visit with the Sea Organ and the Greeting to the Sun.
  • Tips for cafés, viewpoints, and sunset photo spots shared by a local expert.
  • Sponsorship by Gligora Cheese and Deli, a trusted regional producer with a shop on the peninsula near the market.

Includes

  • Licensed English speaking guide
  • Old Town walking route covering key landmarks named above
  • Cultural and historical commentary with local tips and recommendations
  • Hotel pickup or return transfer
  • Museum entry or church interior tickets
  • Food and drinks during or after the tour

Full description

Step into Zadar’s Old Town and trace the city from Roman foundations to vibrant present day life. Your guide begins among the stones of the Roman Forum with the Church of St Donatus close at hand and the bell tower of St Anastasia rising above. This is where you learn how the city grew on a peninsula of limestone and how the main street Kalelarga still sets the rhythm of local life. Nearby squares reveal elegant facades and the lively People’s Square where cafés gather locals from morning to night.

From here the walk turns toward the promenade. You sit on the waterfront steps to hear the Sea Organ, a one of a kind musical installation that turns wind and waves into sound, and just a few steps away you find the solar artwork called Greeting to the Sun. Your guide shares simple context for both sites along with suggestions for the best time to return for sunset. The tour closes with practical tips on what to see next, where to eat, and how to plan the rest of your stay. The experience is sponsored by Gligora Cheese and Deli, whose central peninsula shop near the marketplace showcases award winning Pag cheese, prosciutto, and regional wines for guests who wish to continue their exploration after the walk.

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