Rating
4.7/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Hywel Maslen (18 days ago)
Beautiful church in the middle of Zadar. Very much the focal point of the old town. Cafes and bars surround this. Opposite is the archaeological museum. There are also pieces of antiquity laid out in the grounds of the church. It has a strict dress code on entry. No beachwear or ice cream.
Beautiful church in the middle of Zadar. Very much the focal point of the old town. Cafes and bars surround this. Opposite is the archaeological museum. There are also pieces of antiquity laid out in the grounds of the church. It has a strict dress code on entry. No beachwear or ice cream.
Izabela Maria Manta (21 days ago)
A place where you can see a nice piece of history .
A place where you can see a nice piece of history .
Laurel Ellis (24 days ago)
The bell Tower is well worth the climb, a fantastic view of the city. A lovely trip.
The bell Tower is well worth the climb, a fantastic view of the city. A lovely trip.
ABR (33 days ago)
Top of Zadar! You can admire the view of Zadar’s old city and the adriatic sea. Ticket’s price: 6€
Top of Zadar! You can admire the view of Zadar’s old city and the adriatic sea. Ticket’s price: 6€
Nahshon (55 days ago)
The most prominent and iconic landmark of the Zadar Old City, situated directly in front of the Roman forum. The foundations of the church was built in the 9th century using the ruins of the Roman forum that was destroyed during the big earthquake in the 6th century. It is therefore one of the oldest ancient monument in the area. We didn’t have enough time to enter and explore the church. However, we heard that it is quite plain and empty, as the church is not used for religious worships and processions. Instead, it is used for musical performances due to the good acoustics of the architecture. There’s also a tower where one can climb up for a bird’s eye view of the city. If your timing is right, you can even see the famous, beautiful sunset of Zadar.
The most prominent and iconic landmark of the Zadar Old City, situated directly in front of the Roman forum. The foundations of the church was built in the 9th century using the ruins of the Roman forum that was destroyed during the big earthquake in the 6th century. It is therefore one of the oldest ancient monument in the area. We didn’t have enough time to enter and explore the church. However, we heard that it is quite plain and empty, as the church is not used for religious worships and processions. Instead, it is used for musical performances due to the good acoustics of the architecture. There’s also a tower where one can climb up for a bird’s eye view of the city. If your timing is right, you can even see the famous, beautiful sunset of Zadar.
