The forum was the centre of social and public life in every Roman city as well as in Zadar. Due to unfortunate circumstances, the destruction of the urban tissue in the Second World War and ...

The square has been situated in the northern part of the city since ancient times. The major intersecting street (cardo maximus), along the western facade, used to be accessed from the port ...

The square was named after a cistern built in a medieval fortress moat in the seventies of the 16th century, onto which three well heads were placed in 1761. The Kaštel fortress was original ...

This historical part of Zadar used to be called Babe until the 16th century. It was home to poor people who lived in mostly wooden houses. It was here, that, after tearing down the entire se ...

The complex comprises mostly religious buildings and it is the centre of the Zadar Archdiocese. The Cathedral of St Anastasia is central, together with its sacristy and baptistery. The Churc ...

Between 1911 and 1914 Michelangelo Luxardo built the imposing building on the harbour edge of Zadar to host what was then one of the most modern distilleries, probably the largest in the ent ...

Within the great architectural reconstructions on the entire city's fortification system that was carried out from the 1530s until the 1580s, the eastern city walls facing the mainland are i ...

The People's square has been the central city square, together with important buildings of the municipal government, since the Middle Ages when it was known as Platea Magna (The Great Square ...

Benedictine nuns have been praying and working in this monastery for almost a thousand years. They are an integral part of this complex cultural property and a true living heritage. The mona ...