• Kopnena vrata Foša Zadar - This grand entrance to Zadar’s old town is a Renaissance marvel, reflecting the city’s rich history and architectural excellence.
• Five Wells - A charming square featuring five ancient wells that once provided water to the city. It’s a peaceful place that echoes Zadar’s history.
• Narodni trg u Zadru - The vibrant heart of Zadar’s social scene since the Middle Ages, this square is encircled by historic buildings and lively cafes, blending the old with the new.
• The Forum - Immerse yourself in history by visiting the remains of Zadar’s Roman period. This archaeological site highlights the city’s ancient origins and Roman heritage.
• Church of St. Donatus - A renowned symbol of Zadar, this 9th-century church exemplifies pre-Romanesque architecture. Its circular form and historical importance are truly fascinating.
• Zadar Cathedral - As the largest cathedral in Dalmatia, its lofty bell tower offers sweeping views of the city. Inside, discover beautiful art and stories from centuries past.
• Sea Organ (Morske Orgulje) - An architectural wonder where the sea creates music. As waves hit the tubes beneath the steps, melodious sounds arise, offering a unique and enchanting experience.
• Greeting to the Sun - Il Saluto al Sole - At sunset, this contemporary installation illuminates, presenting a stunning display of colors. It’s a tribute to the sun and a must-see spectacle.

• Guided trekking experience
• Polish-speaking guide

• Bilet do kościoła św. Donata (3 EUR, opcjonalnie)
• Bilet do katedry św. Anastazji (3 EUR, opcjonalnie)

Zadar is a jewel on the Croatian coast, a city abundant in historical charm and natural beauty. Every corner reveals thousands of years of history – from Venetian walls to breathtaking sunsets, illuminating historic structures, casting a golden hue over them. A Polish-guided evening tour of Zadar is a veritable time machine, allowing you to touch the spirit of the past and capture the unique atmosphere of this place.

Your adventure in Zadar commences with the majestic Venetian walls, serving as the city’s shield against invaders in the past. You can admire a network of Roman and medieval streets in the city, brimming with historic sites and quaint shops offering local produce.

A distinctive feature of the seafront is the Greeting to the Sun – a spectacle of light that is especially mesmerizing after sundown. Nearby are the Sea Organs, forming a backdrop to the sunsets that are considered amongst the most stunning in the world.

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