Bilutleie Zadar Old Town – Nær sjøorganet og St. Donatus

Zadar's city centre office puts you right at the heart of one of Croatia's most fascinating and atmospheric old towns. Zadar is a 3,000-year-old city built on a long narrow peninsula jutting into the Zadar channel, with the Roman Forum, medieval churches, Venetian fortifications, and a vivid modern city all layered on top of one another in a remarkably compact space.

The city gained international fame for two extraordinary contemporary installations on its seafront promenade: the Sea Organ (Morske orgulje), a staircase of stone steps beneath which 35 organ pipes produce music from the movement of the sea waves, and the Sun Salutation (Pozdrav suncu), a 22-metre circle of solar panels that collects energy by day and produces a mesmerising light show after sunset. Alfred Hitchcock famously described the Zadar sunset as the most beautiful in the world.

From our Zadar Centre office, the entire northern Dalmatian coast is at your fingertips. Plitvice Lakes National Park is 130 km northeast (1.5 hours on the A1 motorway), Krka National Park is 90 km south (1 hour), and the Kornati Islands are reachable by boat from the harbour. The A1 motorway is just 10 km from the city centre, providing quick access to Zagreb (3 hours) or Split (1.5 hours).