Situated in the very heart of the Adriatic Sea, Zadar is the urban and administrative center of Northern Dalmatia, counting around 90 000 inhabitants. Zadar is an ancient city (3000 years old) , rich in cultural, historical and modern attractions. If You think you can check all attractions and historical buildings only by walking, you might be wrong. Although possible, it would be an exhausting tour, so don’t think too much, hop on Segway and enjoy your ride while sightseeing one of the most beautiful cities on the Adriatic Coast!
Tour
We tried to cover as much historical attraction as we could while trying to maintain the tour enjoyable and educational. With 14 main stops and a path that circles the whole town, we can assure you that after this tour you won’t find it easy to get lost in Zadar. The starting point of our tours is street of Augusta Cesarica. Learn more on:
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