Our Zadar Highlights

• National Museum

  
  Zadar Sightseeing » Museums

  The Zadar branch of the National Museum traces the urban development of Zadar from the Baroque to the first half of the 19th century: architectural fragments, portraiture, furniture and (particularly recommended) early photography. Read on
  

• The Museum of Ancient Glass

  
  Zadar Sightseeing » Museums

  The museum is one of the city's newest attractions. It's housed in the 19th century Cosmacendi Palace and has some outstanding views that overlook the Jazine harbour. Read on
  

• The Sea Organ

  
  Zadar Sightseeing » Landmarks

  Spring 2005 saw Zadar gain something absolutely unique: the world’s first pipe organ that’s played by the sea. It’s Read on
  

• Maraschino

  
  Zadar Nightlife » Clubs

  Venture out in the morning or afternoon and it’s a café, head on down late evening and it transforms into a night club. With live bands and various DJs performing, you have every excuse to sip cocktails and party. Read on
  

• 'Thank her' – an exhibition of sculptures and drawings celebrating the 130th anniversary since Meštrović's birth

  
  Zadar Culture & Events » Exhibitions

  Let’s all take some time out to give thanks to our mothers and show our appreciation, as famous sculptor Ivan Meštrović did, by visiting his exhibition this fall. Read on
  

• Kult

  
  Zadar Nightlife » Hangin' out

  Has a gorgeous terrace in a little park with a stone balustrade. A popular hangout with locals. Read on
  

• Five Wells Square

  
  Zadar Sightseeing » Landmarks

  During the 16th century, the Venetians helped the city withstand Turkish sieges by building a large drinking water cistern with five ornamental wellheads. Read on
  

• The Story of Stained Glass - Dominique Jurić

  
  Zadar Culture & Events » Exhibitions

  Astonishingly, at the time when stained glass windows were first used in Cathedrals, they were not viewed as works of art, but rather only as architectural elements or theological concepts. Read on
  

• Konoba Pece

  
  Zadar Restaurants & Cafes » Out of town

  We heartily recommend Pece as one of the best konobas in the region, with a lovely view from a little hilltop. The homely interior was hand crafted by the owner himself, who also is your chef. Read on