Hotel Mare Nostrum Zadar
St. Peter tourist place Zadar, 23207, Croatia
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Stunning Plitvice Lakes
... 8211; 4 hours and there are walks for 8 hours or more. After a nice cold drink we grabbed our luggage and found a bus going to Zadar.. that left at 1.30pm and arrived at Zadar at 4.30pm.
The countryside was very mountainous and then become dry rocky mountains as we got higher and higher and there were miles of sharp bends and turns in the road . We saw ...
Historial Town, Unique Music and Sunset
... preserved. Inside the ancient town, a medieval town had developed with a series of churches and monasteries being built.During the Middle Ages, Zadar fully gained its urban aspect, which has been maintained until today. In the first half of the 16th ...
And so it begins...
... squares in the heart of the old town peninsula. We had beds in a reasonable 8 bed dorm and the hostel came equipped with free internet for guests and clean bathrooms. The staff were very welcoming and recommended various sights to look out for over the course of our stay.
Once checked in we began to explore the old town: a glorious maze of narrow streets to get lost in, buzzing with people in the evening and ...
Pretty Lights!
... it had gone midnight, and we had spent over 2 hours staring at the patterns and the shifting LED lights in awe.
It was a shame that many of the lights on the display seemed to be burned out, and showed no signs of being replaced. It interrupted some of the patterns and just generally made the whole thing look a bit odd, but watching one of the display panels going absolutely nuts as if it was having its own private death-throe disco was quite funny. I suppose it's only worth ...
The sea was alive with the sound of music
Today we spent the day meandering around the old town of Zadar which is a pedestrian-only zone. The old town of Zadar is located on a spit and is surrounded by seaside walkways, so it's quite lovely. We started out walking along the water, which they advertise as the most beautiful promenade in the world. It was rather nice, but a little stormy today. No swimming for us. We went and checked out the world's only "Sea Organ." Basically, in the promenade there ...



