Zadar Roman Walking Tour

Zadar, Croatia

1 hour to 1 hour 20 minutes (approx.)
Mobile ticket
Offered in: English

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Overview

"Embark on a captivating journey with this Zadar Roman walking tour, a themed experience led by costumed guides. Unveil the city's rich heritage through engaging storytelling for a memorable adventure. As you explore, discover the historical significance of Zadar Land City Gates, where visitors entered the city millennia ago. Gain insights into its evolution over centuries and admire one of Dalmatia's finest architectural marvels, offering a unique perspective on local monuments."

Enter the city through the majestic gates of Zandar Land City for a tour
See the ruins of the Forum, temple, and foundations of a basilica
Walk through Wide Street; learn how Roman heritage has transformed
Tread on the same stones the Roman citizens of Zadar walked on

What's Included

A souvenir

Meeting and Pickup

Meeting point

Trg Petra Zoranića, 23000, Zadar, Croatia
At the big, spacious Square of Petar Zoranić, there are ruins surrounded by fence and the tall, large column nearby. It will be hard to miss your guide dressed as a Roman soldier, especially with red tunic quite visible despite the armour.

End point

Forum, 23000, Zadar, Croatia
The tour finishes at the ruins of the Roman Forum right in the centar of the ancient city. It offers further possibility to explore heritage of Zadar by visiting Arheological museum of Zadar located by Forum and having beautiful collection from Roman period on the 1st floor.