Zadar Hotel

... in a covered spot and race back to the bus parking lot to get the driver to come and pick up the others.   The hotel we are using in Zadar is one of the best in town, but that isn't saying much. The place isn't really on the main tourist map yet, ...

... walking through the whole park and getting lost on the tail end of the trail, we headed for the bus stop back to Zadar.  Unfortunately our luck coming back wasnt much better than getting there and the bus came 15 minutes early and whizzed by without ...

We arrived by car in Zadar, having gone through some really long tunnels (one was over 5km). The land is very stony and dry and has very few plants.  Our hotel had a great pool but we also spent a lot of time in the sea. The ocean was bright blue ...

... completely buried during the Italian occupation until that in 1873, under Austrian rule, the ramparts of Zadar were converted from fortifications into elevated promenades commanding extensive seaward and landward views, thus being the wall ...

... walk to a nearby hotel to find out when the next bus was coming, or if there was an alternative way to get to Zadar, but soon found out that the hotel was closed, probably for the entire off-season. As I was walking back to the bus stop, I saw another bus ...

... buildings dating from Venetian times from between the 12th - 16th centuries. A rich history indeed. There are many churches and Zadar boasts not one, but 4 patron saints, the most important being St Chrysogonous who is depicted on the flag. However, St ...

... it."  We kept asking for it back, but they said it took time.  Instead of hanging out at Hotel Icko any longer, we drove the car into Zadar for dinner and to explore the coastal "college town" and Roman ruin site.  The Old Town, with ...

We flew into Zadar from London Standsted, however this was just a stop off place for us on our way to Plitvice Lakes (pronounced Plit-vit-za) National Park! What til you see the photos from there... they're amazing!!! You might want to know why ...

... some sort of reconstruction on the ruins of their old Roman forum, at least workers were moving giant stone blocks around. Zadar had a decent museum of archeology covering mainly the pre-history of the local area, captions in Croatian and English, with a ...

... clubs in town. The first of which was on the water side and packed full of people, the second one was the bottom floor of a hotel which had awesome music (including Gypsy Kings) but was smokey as hell. It was a fun night of dancing with my new hostel ...

... maga everything insurance for the trip so I knew that we would be OK, Randon would be fixed and we would be put up in a hotel so I called the breakdown people and they sent a truck from Zadar to collect us and they booked a self catering apartment for us ...

... . Aunque no tienes la privacidad de un hotel, ya que ella vive alli y esta alli todo el dia, estabamos muy comodos. Majda nos dio todo tipo de consejos sobre nuestro viaje en su pais y sobre Zadar. Nos dio su direccion y espera una postal desde ...

... the pavement as well. It looked as if the "sun" could rotate, but we did not look closely enough to verify that supposition. Zadar is certainly a place we would like to return to in warmer times, which goes for many places we have visited so far. This ...