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Old Town Zadar is a historic peninsula on Croatia's Dalmatian coast, known for its Roman and Venetian ruins, charming cobblestone streets, and medieval churches like St. Donatus. Located along the Adriatic Sea, it features unique attractions like the Sea Organ and Sun Salutation, which blend art and nature. The area offers a mix of cultural landmarks, waterfront promenades, and lively squares.

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People's square is the center of public life and a vibrant gathering place surrounded by historical buildings including the city guard house, City hall and city lodge. It is a pedestrian friendly area and lined up with numerous cafes and restaurants .

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The Roman Forum is a magnificent archaeological site located in Old town of Zadar, in front of church of st. Donatus. The ruins of an ancient Roman marketplace may be seen in this historical forum, which serves as a testament to Zadar's rich historical and cultural heritage amd is Croatia’s largest forum.

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Saint Donatus’ Church is a 9th-century pre-Romanesque church located in Zadar's historic Old Town, near the Roman Forum. Known for its unique circular design and austere interior, it is one of Croatia’s most iconic architectural landmarks. Its location provides easy access to other attractions like the Roman ruins and Zadar’s famous Sea Organ.

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The Sea Organ in Zadar is a unique and captivating sight on the city's waterfront promenade. It is an unusual musical instrument that syncs with the beat of the waves, generating a symphony of wonderful melodies. The organ is made up of underwater pipes that are linked to a system of resonating chambers.

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The Greeting to the Sun is a large circular solar-powered installation located on Zadar's waterfront, near the Sea Organ. Designed by architect Nikola Bašić, it features glass panels that absorb sunlight during the day and display a vibrant light show at night. Visitors often gather here to witness the stunning sunsets, as the installation comes alive with colorful lights after dusk.

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The Zadar Cathedral, also known as the Cathedral of St. Anastasia, is a stunningly magnificent and compelling sight in the centre of Zadar, Croatia. While ascending to the top of the tower requires some work, it is well worth the effort as it provides a panoramic view over Zadar, the ancient town below, the Adriatic Sea, and the surrounding islands.

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Zadar City Walls were initially constructed by the Romans and later on expanded by the rulers of the other dynasties over the centuries. Two of the walls including the St. Nikola fortress and Venetian defensive system have recently been inscribed on UNESCO's list of World Heritage sites.

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Plitvice Lakes National Park, located about 2 hours by car from Zadar, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its cascading lakes, waterfalls, and lush forests. The park features 16 interconnected turquoise lakes and wooden walkways, offering visitors breathtaking views and photo opportunities. It’s a top destination for nature lovers, with hiking trails and boat rides.

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Saharun Beach is a stunning white-sand beach located on the northern coast of Dugi Otok, about 1.5 hours by boat or ferry from Zadar. Known for its crystal-clear turquoise waters and shallow seabed, it is ideal for families and swimmers. Surrounded by pine forests, the beach offers natural shade and a peaceful atmosphere.

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The Zadar Archipelago is a group of over 300 islands and islets in the Adriatic Sea, located off the coast of Zadar, Croatia. Known for their untouched natural beauty, these islands feature secluded beaches, crystal-clear waters, and traditional fishing villages. Popular activities include sailing, kayaking, and exploring Kornati National Park, a protected area renowned for its rugged landscapes and marine biodiversity. It is easily accessible by boat from Zadar.

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Kornati National Park is a stunning archipelago of 89 islands, located off the coast of Zadar, Croatia, in the Adriatic Sea. Known for its dramatic cliffs, crystal-clear waters, and rich marine life, it is a paradise for boating, snorkeling, and diving enthusiasts. Accessible via organized boat tours from Zadar, the park offers visitors a chance to explore unspoiled natural beauty and secluded coves.

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One of the prominent churches in Zadar, the church of St Simon is a Christian basilica from the early 15th century, located next to Petar Zoranic square. It is a Roman catholic Church known for its robust architecture which includes intricate stones, cravings and statues.

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Kolovare Beach is a popular coastal destination located in Zadar, Croatia. This inviting sandy beach stretches along the Adriatic Sea, offering visitors a perfect combination of relaxation and recreational activities. It is most known for its pristine sandy shores and crystal-clear turquoise waters.

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A great array of artifacts on display, brief medieval and Pre-roman collections and a showcase of the rich archaeological heritage of the region, Archaeological museum of Zadar covers a wide historical timeframe. It is the second oldest museum in Croatia and houses about 100,000 artifacts of different types, it displays archaeological material from metal ages, Roman Illyrians and Byzantine periods as well as archaeological remains from the 7th century onwards.

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Museum of Ancient Glass is a museum housing the extensive collection of ancient glass objects that traces the history of glass, located in the historical center of the Cosmacendi Family of Zadar. It is one of a kind museum not only in Croatia, but also worldwide for its approximately 5000 glass objects such as vessels, jewelry , mosaics and sculptures dating to antiquity.