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Meet us at the Five Wells Square, where your journey through Zadar’s past and present begins amid the calm of a place that has supplied water to generations. In the morning, the first stop is the Land Gate, a 16th-century historic entrance offering stunning views of the city’s fortifications, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A charming detail: you can almost imagine the guards watching over visitors centuries ago.
Walking to St. Simeon’s Church, you will discover one of Zadar’s oldest churches, which preserves the body of the city’s patron saint, while morning light dances across its ancient walls. The elegant Kalelarga, the main street of the Old Town, will lead you to the lively People’s Square, where historic buildings like the Town Guard and Town Lodge tell stories of power and community.
By the afternoon, the Roman Forum reveals the remains of temples and ancient baths, with the majestic Church of St. Donatus dominating the skyline. The tour culminates at the Sea Organ, where the waves create natural music, and with the Greeting to the Sun, which lights up Zadar at sunset in a breathtaking display of light and harmony.
Greca Tip: bring a camera and comfortable shoes; every corner invites you to pause and listen.
