Today has been a very busy day. We left Plitvice Lakes at about 8:00 am and headed south. The first stop was in Zadar. After Steven, our guide, took us to the principal sites, he turned us loose. I tried to find something souvenirs, but there was nothing that I could buy. I had a dish of ice cream for lunch, because I really didn’t want to eat much. I was warned that the pizza left a lot to be desired. We met at the Roman Square to head down to the waterfront to hear the ocean organ, which was interesting in that it required waves to make any significant sound.
On the road leaving Lake Plitvice
Adriatic Coast heading south
Arsental in Zadar. It was built by the Venetians.
Three well square in Zadar
Zadar street scene
Cathedral in distance on Main Street in Zadar
Seminary opposite cathedral in Zadar
Serbian Orthodox Church damaged during war of 1991-1995
Damaged Serbian Church
Roman ruins in Zadar
Pole of Shame in Zadar
Roman Square in Zadar - 11th Century Church
Remains of column, Church in background
Remains of original Roman Road
Bell Tower Started in the 15th Century which was finally finished in the 19th Century.
Stylistic changes are visible
National Square - Logia
Clock Tower
City Hall in Zadar
Market Place in Zadar used by local inhabitants
Waterfront in Zadar
Zadar waterfront
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