Exploring Croatia's Dalmatian Hinterland with Boutique Wineries, Historic Villages, and Eco-Adventures - A comprehensive travel guide with practical tips and insights. The post Reimagining Croatia's ...

Zadar is the only bigger Dalmatian city to see a plus in November tourism numbers according to Croatia's eVisitor system.

Alex Crevar is a freelance journalist and regular contributor to New York Times Travel. He has lived in and covered Croatia for more than 20 years. Perhaps no place in Croatia is as nonchalant with ...

There seems to be no stopping Zadar. This formerly rather frumpy seaside town has in the last few years attracted some of Croatia’s most visionary initiatives:... Zadar has been transformed ...

Zadar has been transformed imaginative public installations like the Zadar Sea Organ that give this historic Roman city a contemporary, vibrant feel. A cluster of cool bars and restaurants like lounge ...

A circumnavigation of the city’s Old Town includes a tidal symphony and an architectural synopsis of Croatian history. By Alex Crevar A nearly two-mile walk circumnavigating Zadar’s Old Town is a ...

Discover the breathtaking beauty of the Zadar Region in Croatia, nestled along the enchanting Adriatic coast Begin your journey by immersing yourself in one of the stunning natural beauties of the ...

Zadar has long captured the imagination of those who step foot in it. It was the Romans who conquered it first, followed by the Venetians, and the influence of both empires dominate the city's ...

Three thousand years in the making, Zadar is a mixture of heritage meets the here-and-now. There are ancient Roman streets and harbours used since antiquity; isolated coves, near-empty national parks ...

Zadar is the entry point for the majority of Croatia’s many dance music festivals. From here, it's an hour to the island of Pag, best known for its cheese (more on that below) and long, pebbly, Zrce ...