Zadar Highlights: Old Town, Sea Organ, Forum & Tastings
Old Town Zadar, Croatia
A 2-hour small-group walk through Zadar's Old Town covering the city's top landmarks, the world-unique Sea Organ, and a tasting of local maraschino liqueur and cheese with a local guide.
Experience a 2-hour guided walking tour of Zadar’s historical sites, local culture, and unique coastal installations, suitable for small groups.
Meet your licensed local guide at the Roman Forum, one of the best-preserved Roman squares on the Adriatic coast, to begin your exploration of Zadar's rich history. Visit key landmarks including St. Donatus' Church, built on Roman temple foundations, and St. Anastasia's Cathedral.
Stroll along Kalelarga, Zadar's main street, and stop at the Green Market to observe local daily life. Continue to the People’s Square, featuring important historical buildings, and St. Simeon's Church, which houses the silver reliquary of Zadar’s patron saint.
The tour concludes at two distinctive Zadar attractions: the Greeting to the Sun, a solar-powered light installation activating at dusk, and the Sea Organ, a unique architectural sound art piece that uses Adriatic waves to create music. Taste local specialties, including maraschino liqueur and cheese, rounding out your visit with authentic flavors.
Highlights
- Explore the Roman Forum, among the best-preserved Roman squares on the Adriatic
- Visit St. Donatus' Church and St. Anastasia's Cathedral
- Experience the Sea Organ and the Greeting to the Sun installations
- Taste Zadar’s maraschino liqueur and local cheese
- Discover Zadar’s history and culture with a licensed local guide
Includes
- Licensed local guide
- Tasting of maraschino liqueur and local cheese
- Small group experience (maximum 16 participants)
Excludes
- Gratuities (optional)
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours before the tour for a full refund.
For the best experience, wear comfortable shoes and bring a camera. Evening tours offer optimal views of the light installations. Advance booking is recommended due to limited group size.