Church of St. Donatus Tours

Zadar is a city with soul and irresistible charm that never left anyone indifferent. It has been capital of Dalmatia region for more than thousand years so it is full of interesting stories and historical monuments. Take a stroll through city's historical center, situated on a peninsula. Walk down Kalelarga, city's main street, said to be older than the city itself. Discover Roman ruins and the biggest Roman Forum in Croatia, built 2.000 years ago. Hear story about legendary bishop St. Donatus and its church that is the symbol of Zadar. See the largest cathedral in Dalmatia and learn more about St. Anastasia, city's patron saint. Find out why Zadar was the best fort-city in Venetian Republic and explore its defensive city walls, UNESCO site. Hear the story about Queen Elisabeth and glamorous chest made of 250 kg of silver. Visit beautiful sea promenade and find out fun facts about Monument to the sun and Sea Organ, modern installations that gained Zadar world wide popularity.

There’s no better way to learn authentic Croatian cookery than from a local chef. This private cooking class in Zadar delivers: with a market visit for ingredients and a hands-on lesson in creating a typical 3-course Croatian lunch. When your cooking is done, savor your meal accompanied by wine. Plus, as you stroll from the market to your class, stop to check out some of Zadar’s landmarks along the way.

Explore Zadar's famed churches on this guided walking tour that's designed to help you uncover the stories behind some of the city's historic religious structures. After convenient pickup, you head out to visit several worship spaces, including gothic churches dating to the 13th-century, a church named for the patron saint of Zadar, and a cathedral replete with religious art—with all entry fees included.

Immerse yourself in the history and culture of Zadar during this walking tour of the city's highlights. Listen to narrative covering the city's ancient history, from the 1st century BC to the 3rd century AD. Stops include the UNESCO-listed city walls, the sea organ, and the Roman Forum.

Known for its far reaching history, it can be difficult to appreciate the many influences on Zadar’s architecture and culture on a self-led tour. Gain insight into the city’s Roman, medieval, and modern features as you stroll its streets with your guide, then relax as you absorb waterfront vistas with a complimentary coffee and sample of a traditional Dalmatian liqueur.