Region of Croatia
Dalmatia
Limestone islands, Roman emperors
- Landmarks
- 75 landmarks
- Cities
- 41 cities
- Visited
- 0/75 visited
- Suggested stay
- Suggested stay 3–5 days
Historic Center walking route
9 landmarks in this walkable pocket
- Distance
- 2.28 km
- Walking
- 27 min
- Visits
- 6 h 35 m
- Difficulty
- Moderate walk
- Sea Organ & Sun SalutationMonument
- Church of St. DonatusChurch
- Greeting to the SunMonument
- Roman Forum of ZadarArchaeological
- Cathedral of St. AnastasiaCathedral
- Church of St. Mary & Gold of ZadarMuseum
- Land Gate (Kopnena Vrata)Monument
- People's Square (Narodni Trg)Old Town
- Five Wells Square (Trg Pet Bunara)Historical
Overview
About Dalmatia
The Croatia of postcards — Dubrovnik's walls, Split's Roman palace, Hvar's lavender, Korčula's stone lanes, Zadar's sea organ. Over 1,200 islands stretch from Zadar to the Bay of Kotor, backed by karst mountains and pierced by two national parks (Krka and Kornati) that alone would justify the trip.
Quick facts
At a glance
- Country
- Croatia
- Landmarks
- 75
- Cities
- 41
- Suggested stay
- 3–5 days
Eat & drink
Restaurants, cafés and bars
Travel tips
Good to know
- 01
Coastal ferries book out in July–August; reserve Jadrolinija tickets weeks ahead.
- 02
The kuna is gone — Croatia joined the euro in 2023.
- 03
ZET trams in Zagreb and city buses use contactless card payment.
- 04
Wild camping is illegal; use one of the country's many licensed campsites.
- 05
Wear reef shoes on pebble beaches — sea urchins are common.
- 06
Konoba means a family-run tavern; that's where the peka lives.
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