The sea can sing, and there is such a place.

If you want to experience a city in Croatia that has both ancient history and modern vitality, then come to Zadar! Located on the Adriatic coast, this city has become a charming travel destination with its unique sea breeze, rich history, and stunning natural scenery. The history of Zadar dates back to the 9th century BC, with Roman ruins, Venetian style, and medieval architecture intertwined. The streets of Zadar's old town are winding and full of historical traces. You must visit the Church of St. Donatus, which was built in the 9th century and is famous for its dome shape and historical atmosphere. Next to the church is the Roman Forum, where you can stroll and feel like you are traveling back to ancient Rome. Sea wonders: sea breeze and music One of the most magical places in Zadar is the sea breeze music. The Sea Organ is a device that uses waves to push pipes to produce music. Standing by the sea, you can hear the melody brought by the sea, as if nature is playing a piece of music for you. Celebrity reviews of the Sea Organ Alfred Hitchcock, a famous British film director, once stayed in Zadar and was deeply impressed by the sight of the Sea Organ. He once called the sunset and the Sea Organ in Zadar "the most beautiful in the world." Although Hitchcock did not directly mention the Sea Organ, he undoubtedly conveyed the beauty of Zadar to the world, and more tourists are willing to come to experience this unique landscape. Next to the Sea Organ is the Greeting to the Sun. During the day, the sunlight shines on this ground installation, and at night it emits colorful lights, making it a great place to take photos. Food and wine The food in Zadar is also mouth-watering. When you come here, you must not miss trying the local seafood feast. Fresh fish, shrimp, and shellfish, paired with unique Croatian wine, are a feast for the taste buds. If you like adventure, you can try Zadar's special olive oil, which is a symbol of local delicacy. Zadar at sunset Zadar's sunset is world-famous, especially on the St. Peter Peninsula, where the sunset attracts countless tourists every night. At sunset, the sea and sky are the same color, and the light and shadow are intertwined, which is a natural wonder you should not miss. Tips Spring and autumn are the most pleasant travel times in Zadar, with pleasant weather and fewer tourists. Wear comfortable shoes to explore the old town, stroll along the coastline, and enjoy the unique style of Zadar.