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Understand Get In Europe > Balkans > Croatia > Dalmatia > Northern Dalmatia > Zadar Zadar From Wikivoyage Zadar is a city in northern Dalmatia, Croatia. Narodni trg (People´s Square) Understand In 2016 Zadar won a contest for the European Best Destination (http:// www.europeanbestdestinations.com/best-of-europe/european-best-desti nations-2016/). It's Venetian city walls are inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Tourist information 1 Turistička zajednica Grada Zadara (http://www.zadar.travel/e St. Donat's church n/naslovna) (Tourist Information Centre), Mihovila Klaića 1. (updated Aug 2016 | ) Get in By plane 2 Zračna luka Zadar (http://www.zadar-airport.hr/en) (Zadar Airport IATA: ZAD) (12 Km east of the centre). The airport shares its airfield with military. It used to be a civic road crossing its taxi View of Zadar Town and Adratic Sea lanes, so the traffic was regulated by lifting gates, but it doesn't from Zadar Bell Tower seem the case anymore. Nevertheless it's an international airport with flights by Croatia Airlines, Eurowings, Ryanair, and few others; various charters in season. (updated Aug 2016 | ) Ground transportation Airport shuttle (http://www.zadar-airport.hr/en/how-to-reach-us). The bus runs to the city's bus station and then continues up to the bus hub at the old town. 25 Kn. (updated Aug 2016 | ) Buses run to the Central bus station and Old town from Zadar airport terminal. These buses are clean, comfortable and efficient. Buses run in conjunction with arriving flights. Therefore they will run more frequently during weekdays than at weekends, as more flights are arriving at the airport. However, at weekends it is still possible to catch a bus. The airport bus costs 25 kuna. You can also rent a car at Zadar airport. There are multiple car rental companies. Bells of Zadar Bell Tower For taxi or pre-booked transfers are also available. By bus 3 Autobusni kolodvor Zadar (http://www.liburnija-zadar.hr/index.php?lang=en) (Bus station), ☎ +385 23 211555. 05:30-22:00. Frequent buses run to and from Zagreb (3h 30 min), Rijeka (change for Trieste in Italy), Pula, Sibenik, Split and on to Dubrovnik, some services (http://www.touring.de/index.php?id=2 &L=1) to destination in Germany. In the season daily buses (http://www.cazmatrans.hr/zd-bih.html) to Banja Luka in Bosnia and Herzegovina. (updated Aug 2016 | ) Left luggage (http://www.liburnija-zadar.hr/garderoba.php?lang=en). Storage is available at the station. HRK 3.00 per hour. (updated Aug 2016 | ) About half the buses for Zagreb pass through the stunning Plitvice National Park. By train 4 Kolodvor Zadar (http://www.hzpp.hr/en/timetable?m=73&mp=13) (Railway station), Ante Starčevića 3. Mo-Fr 07:10-14:40. A few slow trains a day run to Knin and connects with trains for Zagreb (5,5 hours or 8,5 with overnight trains) and Split (3.5 hr). (updated Aug 2016 | ) Said that, virtually nobody uses this train to get to these cities. Train to Knin is just of one carriage with no A/C and can be quite uncomfortable, however the scenery is beautiful and will leave you in wonder at the numerous stations which appear to be in the middle of nowhere. By boat 5 Long distance ferries, Istarska obala. Jadrolinja (http://www.ja drolinija.hr/en/home?lang=2) runs large ferries every few days up and down the coast between Dubrovnik and Rijeka, stopping off at ports including Zadar and islands on the way. They also run almost daily ferries in summer to and from Ancona, Italy. (updated Aug 2016 | ) 6 Local ferries, Liburnska obala. Zadar is a hub for local boats and hydrofoils in Northern Dalmatia. Services run to and from Olib, Mali Losinj, Ugljan, Dugi Otok, Premuda and others. Timetables and prices are available online from Jadrolinija. Jardolinja Ferry (updated Aug 2016 | ) Get around On foot The centre is easy enough to get around on foot. To reach the bus and train stations or Youth Hostel you will probably need to catch one of the frequent local buses, which are the only form of public transportation. By bus Liburnija (http://www.liburnija-zadar.hr/karta/index.php). Provides local bus services in the city. Buses are relatively new and well maintained. Single ride ticket 10 Kn (valid 50 min.); Double ride: 16 Kn. (updated Sep 2016 | ) Virtually all the routes have a stop at the Autobusni kolodvor (Bus station). In the newer part of the city there is another popular bus stop: 7 Mala Pošta stop – at the a post office at the crossroads of Ul. Josipa Jurja Strossmayera and Ul. Stjepana Radića. A rowing boat ferry at the entrance of the harbour Single tickets (http://www.liburnija-zadar.hr/cjenici.php?lang=en) can be bought either at the driver or at Liburnija kiosk at a bus stop. Double ride tickets, sold individually or bound into a carnet of 10 (so for 20 rides) are available at newsstand (Tisak) kiosks. NB: Buses are usually scheduled from early morning (05:30 - 06:30) and finishing just before the midnight, so plan your trips accordingly. By taxi The main taxi ranks (http://www.zadar.travel/en/journey-planner/taxi-service) in Zadar are located at the following locations: Autobusni kolodvor (Bus station) Ferry quay at the Liburnska obala in the old town (near the bus stop), tel. +385 (0)23 251 400 Obala kneza Branimira at the opposite end of the bridge across the Jazine bay By boat 8 Zadarski barkajoli (https://www.facebook.com/Zadarski-barkajoli-1559599374361284/) (Rowing boat ferry) (Liburnska obala 5 - Lukobran aka Điga (Breakwater)), ☎ +385 95 802 6134. 06:30-23:00. A small rowing boat makes regular trips (http://www.zadar.travel/en/about-zadar/stories-and-legends/18- 12-2010/barkajoli-rowers-of-zadar) between the old town and the breakwater at the other side of the harbour. The boat is 10.5 meters long, 1.76 m wide, capacity: 10 passengers. These days it's mostly a tourist attraction. 5 Kn. (updated Sep 2016 | ) See Walk around the atmospheric streets of the old town, located on the peninsula. There are 34 old churches situated on the peninsula, and all of them with a very rich history. The oldest is St. Simeon (Sv. Šime). 1 Crkva svetog Donata (Church of Saint Donatus). The church is one of the best preserved pre-Romanesque buildings in the world. It is pretty difficult to miss, as it has become the most recognizable symbol of Zadar. The church is no longer in use for religious ceremonies, and today is a museum. It also holds a series of classical music concerts every summer. (updated Jan 2016 | ) Zadar University 2 Katedrala sv. Stošije (Zadar Cathedral or Cathedral of St. Anastasia). In the cathedral there is an impressive organ that was nearly destroyed in the last war. Climb up the bell tower for a nice view over the city. (updated Jan 2016 | ) St. Mary & St. Simeon, Trg Šime Budinica. St. Mary also 3 St. Mary & St. Simeon, Trg Šime Budinica. St. Mary also houses a museum of antique religious relics and artifacts. (updated Jan 2016 | ) 4 Sveučilište u Zadru (University of Zadar). The university in its current modern form was founded in 2002, but originally it was founded 1396, which makes it the oldest university in Croatia, and one of the oldest universities in Europe. (updated Jul 2015 | ) 5 Forum Romana (Roman Forum). Remains of The Roman Forum - One of the best preserves Roman Forums in existence. This is a common place for locals to stroll, sit down among the ruins and enjoy a nice summer day. free. (updated Jan 2016 | ) St. Mary's Church 6 Kopnena Vrata (Land Gate). Historic entrance gate to the city, built to a design by the Venetian architect Michele Sanmicheli in 1543. Free. (updated Apr 2017 | ) 7 Morske orgulje (Sea Organ). This man-made organ works with the motion of the waves and 35 pipes to create a musical soundscape. A favorite for locals and tourists alike, and accompanied by a light display that creates visualisations of the sounds being produced by the organ. free. (updated Jul 2015 | ) 8 Pozdrav Suncu (Greeting to the Sun). This monument of a 22 meter diameter circle made of 300 multi layered glass plate. It represents the sun. There are 8 similar proportionate (in size and distance) representing the 8 planets. The circles are illuminated Kopnena Vrata (Land Gate) during the night. free. (updated Jan 2016 | ) 9 Arheološki Muzej (Archaeological Museum), Trg Opatice Čike, 23000, ☎ +385 23 250 516. Houses artifacts that testify to Zadar's long and rich history. (updated Apr 2017 | ) 10 Muzej antičkog stakla (http://www.mas-zadar.hr) (Museum of Ancient Glass), Poljana Zemaljskog Odbora 1, ☎ +385-23 36 38 33. Covers the history of glass, from early glass jewelry and decorative items, to Roman era amphorae and bottles, up to contemporary glass art. Live glass blowing demonstrations are also given before 16:00. 10-30 kn. (updated Aug 2016 | ) Sea Organ 11 Muzej Iluzija (http://zadar.muzejiluzija.com) (Museum of Illusions), Poljana Zemaljskog Odbora 2, ☎ +385 23 316 803, e- mail: [email protected] (mailto:[email protected]). A collection of interactive installations and optical illusions. 40-60 kn. (updated Aug 2016 | ) 12 Crkva Svetog Krševana (Church of Saint Chrysogonus). (updated Jun 2017 | ) 13 Sveta Marija, Madijevaca ul. 10. (updated Jun 2017 | ) 14 Samostan Sv. Frane (http://www.svetifrane.org/), Trg Sv. Frane 1, ☎ +385 23 250 468. (updated Jun 2017 | ) Pozdrav Suncu Do Relax in one of the cafes and enjoy the city, the sun, and the people.
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