Zadar Roman Forum Tours and Tickets

Discover Zadar in a way that few people get to, with a virtual reality walking tour. You'll visit eight of the city's must-see spots, using the virtual reality headsets to get a better grasp of how the city looked millennia ago. An assistant will be at your disposal throughout the experience, and you'll have an audio guide with information in seven languages to round out your tour.

Get to know the city of Zadar and all of it unique experiences. See all the highlights including the Land Gate, St. Donatus' Church, the Roman Forum, Sea Organ, Greeting to the Sun, St. Anastasia's Cathedral and visit the Bell Tower. Finish the tour at the best place to admire the amazing Zadar sunset.

This 120 min Walking Tour shows the most important sites in the city and includes at least 1 entrance.The morning tour starts at the Greeting to the Sun and the afternoon tour starts from the Land Gate so that we finish in front of the Sunset at the Organs. Your tour will be led by a local Croatian guide, with license, of course. The 120 min Tour is recommended to people who have a bigger interest for cultural heritage and want to hear a more detailed story about this old town, enriched with more historical and material facts. We walk 120 min rain or shine no matter what. Dress accordingly, shoulders and knees should be covered in case we enter the Cathedral, also bring an umbrella or a raincoat if needed.

This 90-100 min Walking Tour introduces you to 2 big governments that determined the shape and appearance of Zadar today. Roman Empire and Venetian Republic. Their architecture, legacy and heritage outlived almost everything in this town. Roman heritage in Zadar will astonish you with its endurance and Venetian with firmness. We walk 90-100 min rain or shine no matter what. Dress accordingly, bring umbrella or a raincoat if needed. We don't enter any Museum or Church. But don’t think for a minute that we’ll skip other very important facts and living proofs of other Kingdoms, Unions, Monarchies and their governments. If we observe the city from the perspective of architecture, preserved monuments and the overall inherited image after the Romans, then, we must say that Venetian Republic isn’t far behind, at all. On the contrary, Venetian Republic is responsible for achieving the status of a city with UNESCO heritage from July 2017.

This is the very first Zadar fully thematic walk with the costumed guide. The walk is based on heritage interpretation and storytelling. This walk is aimed to provide more engaging and memorable experience.

The morning tour starts at the Greeting to the Sun and the afternoon tour starts from the Land Gate (Foša).If you fall for the Sunset, join us in the afternoon tour. We walk 90 min rain or shine no matter what. Dress accordingly, bring an umbrella or a raincoat if needed. We don't enter any Museum or Church. If you don’t join our Walking Tour in order to hear more about Roman architecture then you will surely join it because of the Venetian walls and bastions. Demand is high, and tours fill quickly, so book your ‘seat’ in the front row immediately! You will find out why some of the most famous people, like Alfred Hitchcock, said that Zadar has the most beautiful sunset in the world. Roman street net guides you through the city towards the Venetian masterpiece of defense. At last, a winged lion, symbol of Venice and St. Mark salutes you on your way out from the old core. The city has spoken…

Zadar is a city with soul and irresistible charm that never left anyone indifferent. It has been capital of Dalmatia region for more than thousand years so it is full of interesting stories and historical monuments. Take a stroll through city's historical center, situated on a peninsula. Walk down Kalelarga, city's main street, said to be older than the city itself. Discover Roman ruins and the biggest Roman Forum in Croatia, built 2.000 years ago. Hear story about legendary bishop St. Donatus and its church that is the symbol of Zadar. See the largest cathedral in Dalmatia and learn more about St. Anastasia, city's patron saint. Find out why Zadar was the best fort-city in Venetian Republic and explore its defensive city walls, UNESCO site. Hear the story about Queen Elisabeth and glamorous chest made of 250 kg of silver. Visit beautiful sea promenade and find out fun facts about Monument to the sun and Sea Organ, modern installations that gained Zadar world wide popularity.

Don't spend your time in the city you know nothing about. Explore it, find the interesting details on architecture, learn bits from history and get to know our culture! All through the fun facts - get to know Zadar!

Though Zadar is lovely to explore independently, you can learn more on your journey with this Old Town walking tour with a personal guide to lead the way. Just meet-up at Five Wells Square to start your private adventure, and uncover the city's history dating to the Romans. Highlights include stops at top attractions like the 16th-century Land Gate, the Church of St. Donat, and even the Sea Organ along the waterfront.

A tour designed for all the foodies who love to explore local cuisines. During a 3-hour tour, you will enjoy a variety of dishes from the Croatian coastal region - Dalmatia, ranging from traditional to modern classics, and find out more about local customs. It's a fun and informative tasting tour to the largest green market, but also local restaurants, and food shops in the very city center of Zadar. Piece of advice - come hungry!

The real magic happens well away from a beaten path. Where we usually buy food and local specialities, where we are going to the beach, why do we have Sphinx in our city; what's so special about basketball in Zadar, where Luka Modrić played football; where Maraschino was made; who are Barkaijoli; and what history dates we remeber at most - Join us for a Hidden gem tour and we'll try to answer all of thease questions and many more :) Discover Zadar’s secret spots and hidden places, and some of them you will not find on a postcard or even read about on the TripAdvisor.

Known for its far reaching history, it can be difficult to appreciate the many influences on Zadar’s architecture and culture on a self-led tour. Gain insight into the city’s Roman, medieval, and modern features as you stroll its streets with your guide, then relax as you absorb waterfront vistas with a complimentary coffee and sample of a traditional Dalmatian liqueur.