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Well, the 11th place took Zadar and its nearby islands. David Farley pointed out that the popularity of Zadar was largely contributed by the Football World Cup, especially the legendary Luka Modrić. There is almost no person in the world who does not know our fantastic football player who comes from Zadar. When we ask tourists about Croatia, they often mention Luka Modrić.
He also pointed out the fact that tourists more often choose Istria, Dubrovnik, Split and Hvar, but he is convinced that this will change soon. Thanks to airline Ryanair, which has introduced some new and more frequent connections, since spring Zadar will be connected to Hamburg, Köln, Prague and Nürnberg.
Farley writes about the unique Zadar medieval nucleus, the beautiful „riva“ and the Sea Organs. He says that Sea Organs need to be experienced because it is difficult to find the perfect words for description and he has also not forgotten the magical Zadar sunsets. In 1964, Alfred Hitchock has declared Zadar sunsets as the most beautiful in the world.
Farley also said that the city is well connected with the islands and recommends visiting Pašman and Dugi Otok. The island of Pašman is described as an island of unbelievably clean sea and Dugi Otok as a place of untouched beaches and taverns with the finest seafood delicacies.

You are watching the Square of Petar Zoranic in Zadar. This beautiful scene is provided by LiveCamCroatia, and if you want to walk in front of our lens, or to be a part of rush hour, feel free to stop by the Square and to take a walk between the historic buildings of Zadar. We want to mention that Zadar was chosen as the best destination to visit in 2016. That says enough about the beauty of the city, cultural events and summer offer that this city offers to its tourists. Unlike the small coasta

Rest for your eyes and your soul - LiveCamCroatia offers look at People's Square in Zadar, the so-called City Loggia. See the city's rush hour, and decide to visit one of the most beautiful cities on the Croatian coast. Otherwise, you can only watch live streaming and be jealous why you are not here in Zadar and stroll through narrow streets of the historic city center. We hope that our recordings will inspire you to come in Zadar, walk around the city and to eat in historical environment and ol

In 1928, Zadar got its first bridge. It had a pavement and pedestrian sidewalk on both sides, and its opening enabled boat traffic with bay of Jazina. The bombing of the city destroyed a bridge in 1944, and in its place in 1949 a provisional pontoon bridge was built on tin gas bottles. This bridge was a little bit unsafe, especially during strong wind. And finally, in 1962, with the great folk celebration, a bridge that you see here today was built.