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Property Zadar CroatiaClick here to view our properties in this region Zadar is situated in northern Dalmatia and is the centre of the most indented part of the Adriatic. The old part lies on a well-protected peninsula around a natural port. Due to its3,000 year long history, the city can boast of an extremely rich cultural and historic heritage. Zadar Archipelago has 300 islands and islets, and clean waters. In its market, you will find fresh fruit and vegetables grown on the islands of Ugljan and Pasman, and around Vransko Lake, as well as a large selection of fish, molluscs and shells. Tourism started to develop in 1879 and nautical tourism is also well developed.
The most famous cultural and entertainment events are traditional music evenings in sv. Donat church, the Festival of New Theatre, Zadar Summer Theatre, various painting exhibitions and the celebration of sv. Krsevan.
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