Zadar

Zadar is the oldest city in Croatia that has been inhabited continuously. Occupation here dates to the stone age, but Zadar is best known for Roman and Venetian ruins. The town as it is today dates mainly to the middle ages and Renaissance.
The 1st picture is of the main gate into the city, and the 2nd picture is the small and ancient harbor just outside that gate.
The 3rd picture is of a part of the walls with what is known as the Captain's Tower in the background. It is interesting that the walls only are the UNESCO site here.
Just inside that wall is a set of 5 wells in a row (the 4th picture). This is the 1st time I've seen a group of wells together like this.
The 5th picture are Roman ruins, and the last is a typical street in the old city.Read more