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+ 385 (0)23 314-586
hkk-zd@zd.t-com.hr
www.hnk-zadar.hr

The church of St Simeon is located in historic quarters of Zadar: near the Roman entrance to ancient Jadera. The tiny square is one of my most favorite places in the World! Small, quiet, historic… just radiates with harmony! I cannot explain it, but it simply shines with tranquility. The church of St Simeon (Sveti Šime) was originally an old Christian three-nave basilica, then a Gothic adaptation and finally an important monument of provincial baroque.

This church dates from the 9th century and is famous for its circular shape.

A beautifully preserved little Romanesque church, consecrated in 1175, originally belonging to a Benedictine monastery that once stood nearby.

A painting of Our Lady of the Fortress painted by Blaz Jurjev of Trogir, dating from the 15th century, was kept there (today it is part of the Permanent Ecclesiastical Art exhibition). It has a great reputation and is popular amongst many generations of Zadar's inhabitants.

Founded in 1066 by a Zadar noblewoman, and belonging to a closed order of Benedictine nuns, the church was fundamentally rebuilt during the 16th century in the Renaissance spirit, but retains its Dalmatian aspect with its rounded gables. It has a fine Baroque interior with remnants of early Romanesque frescoes. The adjoining convent buildings contain the remarkable Permanent Exhibition of Religious Art (see The Silver and Gold of the City of Zadar ), and a beautiful cloistered garden only visible from the museum's interior. As well as being the guardians of the city's treasures, the nuns are extremely skilled at fine mending and do it for free. Bless!

The basic mission of today's National Museum Zadar encompasses the systematic collecting, safekeeping, exhibiting, documenting and the professional and scientific processing of mobile and immobile objects of the civilizational, cultural and natural heritage that has come into being in the period since the XIIIth century down to the present day. The area of interest and research is the Zadar district or, more broadly, northern Dalmatia with its islands and its immediate mainland hinterland (Bukovica, the area beneath the Velebit mountain chain, Ravni kotari).
www.nmz.hr

This ancient city walls date from the 16th century and have several towers and an entrance gate to the sea and country side.

This is the smallest cathedral in the world.

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

Due to a number of hotel resorts, Borik is a popular tourist beach with shallow bay and sandy bottom ideal for children. The surrounding area has a number of facilities, including shops and restaurants. One of the busiest of Zadar’s beaches due to the resorts near by. Should you be able to creep into one, (wrist bands required) you can have a go on one of their large water-slides.

Uskok aka Vitrenjak is a pebble beach with deck chairs and a volleyball court. For those seeking a quieter area to relax, this beach offers large rocks for you to find a private spot and sunbathe. The rocks are natures own deed, therefore its untouched by human hand.

Below Hotel Kolovare is a long pebble beach, one of the oldest and most beloved beaches in Zadar. Above the beach is a green area, ideal for playing for your children while you are looking for protection from the sun in the shade of pine trees.

Named since WWII after one of the most famous Croatian writers, Zadar’s biggest park lies on top of the city’s biggest fort, just east of the peninsula and the Land Gate. It was created in 1888-90 by an Austrian deputy, Dragutin Blažeković, born to a noble family in Osijek (east Croatia).

The Square is located on a site between the medieval City Walls with a cornice and the Renaissance bastion Grimani where the city park is situated. In the Middle Ages there was a defence ditch. During the 16th century, the Venetians helped the city withstand Turkish sieges by building a large drinking water cistern with five ornamental wellheads, after which the square was named.

Gigantic array of solar panels in the form of circle with a diameter of 77 foot (22 meter) and by night it turns in tho a dynamic light show.

It's a 230 foot (70 meter) long organ with thirthy-five organ pipes that makes music by the incoming waves.

is the center of public life in Zadar since the Renaissance to today

This Romanesque cathedral was built during the 12th and 13th centuries. The cathedral's facade is interesting because of its three doors, arches, and rose windows. Inside are an understated stone main altar and a smaller side altar that contains the remains of its namesake saint. But it is the cathedral's detached 15th-century bell tower that attracts the most attention because you can climb to the top to take in a great view of the city.

6 Liburnska obala, Zadar, Zadarska županija, Croatia.

7 Kolovare ulica, Zadar, Zadarska županija, Croatia

Obala kneza Branimira 6A 23000, Zadar, Croatia 023 316 929

Situated 5km (kilometres) from the centre of this ancient town, the hostel is opposite a marina and offers easy access to a beach.
Obala Kneza Trpimira 76, Zadar, Croatia 23000
Tel: +385 23 331 145
www.hfhs.hr
e-mail: zadar@hfhs.hr

Ulica Majstora Radovana 9, 23000, Zadar, Croatia
+385 23 206 500
www.hotel-donat.com

Ulica Bedemi zadarskih pobuna 13, 23000, Zadar, Croatia
+385 23 494 950

The hotel is located in the vicinity of the 3000 year old historical heritage of the city of Zadar and near the crystal clear Adriatic Sea. Hotel “Mediteran” is an ideal place for everyone that wants to enjoy a relaxing and peaceful ambient while indulging in the events and vividness of Zadar.
+385 023 337 500
www.hotelmediteran-zd.hr

Ulica Bože Peričića 14, 23000, Zadar, Croatia
+385 23 203 200

Ulica Šime Ljubića 4A, 23000, Zadar, Croatia
+385 23 214 098

Ulica Nikole Jurišića 2, 23000, Zadar, Croatia
+385 23 292 300

Ulica Jure Kastriotića Skenderbega 21, 23000, Zadar, Croatia
+385 23 314 406

Punta Skala, 23231, Zadar, Croatia
+385 23 555 641

Ulica Majke Margarite 3, 23000, Zadar, Croatia
+385 23 233 000

Zagrebacka 5, 23000, Zadar, Croatia
+385 23 318 700

Restaurant "Kod Stipe"
Ul. Franka Lisice 40, HR-23000 Zadar
Tel: +385 23 311 612
e-mail: info@restoran-kodstipe.com
www.restoran-kodstipe.com

Restaurant Mamma Mia
Put Dikla 54, HR-23000 Zadar
Tel: +385 23 334 246
e-mail: info@lungo-mare.com
www.lungo-mare.com

The Lungo Mare restaurant is a family restaurant with an over 30-year-long tradition. Continuing the tradition of the former Sfinga restaurant, in 2001 they have redecorated and opened the restaurant under a new name – Lungo Mare, named after the longest seaside promenade in Zadar. From that time onward they are considered to be one of the leading gastronomic destinations in Zadar and beyond. The specific quality of the Lungo Mare restaurant are dishes cooked with fresh seasonal ingredients perfectly integrated into the broad daily menu selection and our standard menu. Your gastronomic experience will be additionally enriched by our large terrace with hundred-year-old pine trees decorated in a Mediterranean style with a beautiful view at the seaside and Maestral bay.

Restaurant Lungo Mare
Obala kneza Trpimira 23, HR-23000 Zadar
Tel: +385 23 331533
e-mail: info@lungo-mare.com
www.lungo-mare.com

Restaurant Šime is known by excellent pizzas baked exclusively in bread oven, but, besides 30 pizza recipes you can try different international meals.

Restaurant Šime
Matije Gupca 15, HR-23000 Zadar
Tel: +385 023 334 848
e-mail: info@restaurant-sime.com
www.fosa.hr

One of the best places in the Old Town, not least for its romantic location with a wonderful terrace on the little Foša harbour, this restaurant is well respected among locals for great fish.

Restaurant FOŠA
Kralja Dmitra Zvonimira 2, HR-23000 Zadar
Tel: +385 (0)23 314 421
Fax: +385 (0)23 314 421
e-mail: info@fosa.hr
www.fosa.hr

An institution - not only one of the best hotels but also one of the best restaurants in town. It's a great place to eat seafood.

Restaurant NIKO
Obala kneza Domagoja 9, HR-23000 Zadar
Tel: +385 (0)23 337 888, 337 880
Fax: +385 (0)23 337 890
hotel.niko@hotel-niko.hr
www.hotel-niko.hr

The name says it all! The emphasis here is ‘homemade’ and with quality products from the local Zadar region on hand, the range of food is varied from several types of bruschetta, to fish and meat carpaccio, as well as different types of pizza and pasta

Restaurant BRUSCHETTA
Mihovila Pavlinovića 12, HR-23000 Zadar
Tel./Fax: +385 (0)23 312 915
e-mail: info@bruschetta.hr
www.bruschetta.hr

Delightfully modern and refined with a classy offering of inland and Dalmatian specialities and a great wine list, this place really is in a class of its own in the Old Town. Inventive, top quality cuisine!

Restaurant KORNAT
Liburnska obala 6, HR-23000 Zadar
Tel./Fax: +385 (0)23 254 501
www.restaurant-kornat.com

Enjoy the finest selection of domestic and traditionally prepared meals in the cosy and rustic atmosphere in the restaurant which will appriciate your time and money!

Restaurant FORTUNA
Murvica Donja 157, HR-23000 Zadar
Tel/Fax: +385 (0)23 276 312
Mob: +385 (0)91 470 47 77
e-mail: info@restaurant-fortuna.com
www.restaurant-fortuna.com

Located in the 13th century Venetian Kaštel (Hotel Bastion) in the old Zadar centre, the menu oozes Dalmatian cuisine and creative modern culinary trends. Try the fresh fish, homemade bread and pasta filled with various creams. If you want local gastronomy, look no further!

Slow Food Restaurant KAŠTEL
HOTEL BASTION
Bedemi zadarskih pobuna 13, HR-23000 Zadar
Tel: +385 (0)23 49 49 50
Fax: +385 (0)23 49 49 51
e-mail: info@hotel-bastion.hr
www.hotel-bastion.hr

A trendy restaurant with shaded terrace by the side of the cheery yellow courthouse, with a good selection of Dalmatian and Croatian classics as well as pizzas. Reasonable prices - a good place for lunch to break up a day's sightseeing!

Restaurant DVA RIBARA
Restorani Zadar - Cidaris d.o.o.
Blaža Jurjeva 1, HR-23000 Zadar
Tel: +385 (0)23 213 445
e-mail: info@restorani-zadar.hr
www.restorani-zadar.hr/restoran-2-ribara

Park Vruljica 23000 Zadar
Tel: 023 236 688 www.konoba-sanantonio.hr

www.supernova.hr/zadar

www.mercator.hr

The largest grocery store in the city.
www.konzum.hr

Grocery store
www.konzum.hr

Travel agency and money exchange office.