Zadar City Tour & Šibenik

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Explore UNESCO-listed Zadar and Šibenik. Discover ancient monuments, rich history, and stunning landscapes on this immersive city tour.

Duration: 6 hours

Cancellation: 1 day learn more

Highlights

Greeting to the Sun - Il Saluto al Sole - Pozdrav Suncu
Sea Organ (Morske Orgulje) - On the Promenade
Cathedral of St. Anastasia - Romanesque Cathedral. No entrance.
The Forum - 1st Century BC Roman Forum
Church of St. Donatus - 9th century symbol of Zadar. No entrance.
Benedictine Monastery of St. Maria - St.Mary’s Convent. No entrance.
Church of St. Krsevan - Romanesque Church. No entrance.
Sea Gate (Morska vrata) - Venice Republic gate.
Narodni trg u Zadru - People’s Square surrounded with Venice Republic buildings.
Sibenik - Transfer to Šibenik with the highway can last more or less 1h15min
The Cathedral of St James in Sibenik - Masterpiece of Gothic & Renaissance style in Croatia. Entrance is possible at the end of the tour on your own.
Town Hall Sibenik - 16th century town hall used today for concerts and bigger events. No entrance.
Renaissance Loggia - Medieval Loggia
Trg Republike Hrvatske - Medieval city water tank today under the main city square
St.Lawrence Church and Monastery - Baroque Franciscan church and monastery with a cave dedicated to the Lady of Lourdes in a small courtyard. No entrance.

What's Included

Free time in Zadar/Šibenik after the tour if no delays
Number of travellers going to Šibenik is always up to 7; walking tour in Zadar can have up to 15
Zadar City Tour 90min (part of our regular everyday shared tour with up to 15 persons)
Possible Free Entrance to a medieval church or a Maraschino/Cheese degustation which are on our way
In-vehicle air conditioning
Pick-up/drop-off points within the city of Zadar
Toilet breaks after each tour not during

What's Not Included

Entrances to institutions with tickets
Infant seat in the vehicle

Additional Information

Welcome to our Zadar City Tour, which extends to the renowned city of Šibenik. Both cities boast monuments listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. These two Dalmatian cities, Zadar with its Neolithic origins and Šibenik established by Croatians, will each amaze you uniquely. Zadar is situated on a peninsula, while Šibenik lies at the river’s mouth. These urban areas have been continuously inhabited for thousands of years, rich in Roman, early Christian, early Croatian, and medieval cultural heritage.