Konoba Skoblar

“Family runned restaurant with tradition in Zadar Old Town, serving good Mediterranean and Dalmatian food.”

“In more than sixty years of his professional work Puppet Theatre Zadar has left a permanent mark in the Croatian puppetry.”

“A possible future World Heritage Site, Zadar’s cathedral is on the site of a very early Christian basilica that was founded back in the year 300. The building you see today was started in the 1100s and is yet another example of Zadar’s fine collection of romanesque architecture. It was consecrated by Pope Alexander VII in 1177 and then more than 800 years later, Pope John Paul II paid the cathedral a visit in 2003. Inside you can see an early-Christian mosaic dating back to the original basilca. The cathedral’s magnificent bell-tower is newer, having been started in the 15th century and only completed at the end of the 1800s. ”

“In the splendid 19th-century Cosmacendi Palace near Zadar's waterfront, the excellent Museum of Ancient Glass is home to one of Europe's largest collections of antique glass artifacts. Among its many highlights are numerous rare Roman jars, goblets, and vials found during decades of archaeological digs in the Dalmatia region of Croatia. ”