Задарская жупания

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Население 159 766

Площадь 3 619 km²

Часовой пояс Europe/Zagreb

Официальный сайт www.zadarska-zupanija.hr

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Zadar County Essentials

Zadar County features a unique dialogue between ancient history and modern art. The city of Zadar is home to the Sea Organ’s wave-powered melodies and the solar-powered Greeting to the Sun. Significant historical sites include the 16th-century Land Gate and the Romanesque Cathedral of Saint Anastasia. Beyond the city, the region encompasses the white sands of Sakarun Beach on Dugi Otok, the 9th-century Church of the Holy Cross in Nin—the world’s smallest cathedral—and the dramatic karst cliffs of the Zrmanja River canyon.

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Hidden Gems of Zadar

Zadar’s historical layers extend beyond the main forum. This collection features the 16th-century Land Gate with its Venetian lion and the Five Wells Square, once a vital water source. Discover the Museum of Ancient Glass’s Roman artifacts and the interactive exhibits at the Museum of Illusions. Explore the pre-Romanesque foundations of Stomorica and the medieval Pillar of Shame. The list is anchored by the world-renowned Sea Organ and the Romanesque Cathedral of Saint Anastasia, showcasing a blend of ancient ruins and modern sound art.

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Historic Sites

This collection explores the architectural layers of the Zadar region, spanning from Roman antiquity to the Venetian era. Highlights include the Pre-Romanesque structures of Nin, the massive Liburnian walls of Asseria, and strategic island fortifications like Pustograd. The list features the remains of the largest Roman temple on the eastern Adriatic, medieval monasteries preserving Glagolitic heritage, and 15th-century fortresses built to defend the Dalmatian hinterland.

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Historic Churches & Monasteries

This collection highlights the architectural evolution of the Zadar region, featuring significant Pre-Romanesque and Romanesque structures. It includes the Cathedral of Saint Anastasia, the largest church in Dalmatia, and the Church of the Holy Cross in Nin, a 9th-century chapel designed to track solstices and equinoxes. The list also features the Benedictine Monastery of Ćokovac on Pašman island, a center for Glagolitic script, and the Church of Saint Simeon, which houses a 14th-century silver-gilt sarcophagus.

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Beaches and Nature

The Zadar region encompasses a diverse range of geological landmarks and coastal retreats. This selection features the Cerovačke Caves, known for Ice Age fossils, and the Manita peć cave within Paklenica National Park. Coastal highlights include the sandy shores of Sakarun and Borik, alongside the secluded pebble beach of Mlakarova. Inland, the Zrmanja and Krupa rivers provide dramatic scenery at Berberov buk and Visoki buk waterfalls, while elevated viewpoints at Kamenjak and the Zrmanja Canyon offer panoramas of the Velebit mountains and the Adriatic archipelago.

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Caves and Pits

This collection features the diverse subterranean and coastal structures of the Zadar region, from the vast Cerovačke Cave system containing Ice Age fossils to the vertical Mamet Cave, a site for extreme BASE jumping. The list includes the stalactite-rich Manita peć in Paklenica National Park and several "potkops"—former Yugoslav military sea tunnels carved into the cliffs of Dugi Otok to hide submarines and naval vessels. These sites highlight both the dramatic karst geology of the Velebit mountains and the strategic 20th-century history of the Adriatic coast.

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Coastal Gems & Diving

This collection spans the Zadar archipelago, highlighting the region's Austro-Hungarian maritime architecture and diverse underwater topography. It includes the 42-meter-high Veli Rat lighthouse and the distinctive spiral-painted Tajer. Divers can explore the Katedrala cave system at Premuda or the educational underwater trail in Telašćica Nature Park. These sites provide access to clear Adriatic waters, historic coastal markers, and the sheltered moorings of Sali, serving as key navigation points and recreational hubs for sailors and scuba enthusiasts.

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