Northern Dalmatia extends from the island of Pag in the north to the city of Primosten in the south, and is home to the largest number of islands, including Pag, Zirje, Pasman, Dugi Otok and Kornat Island. In northern Dalmatia, there are three national parks, Paklenica, Krka and Kornati, and the main cities of this region are Zadar and Sibenik, very rich in historical sites and monuments.

At first, a fortification founded near the fortress of St. Michael, which still dominates the town, Šibenik was first mentioned in 1066; and received the status of the city in 1290. Port is linked to the sea by the channel of the Sv. Ante, at whose entrance we can find magnificent Renaissance fortress of St. Nicholas, which, along with towers of St. Michael, St. Ivana and Subicevac represents a major historical landmark of the city. The Cathedral of St. Jakov, built for over a hundred years, is special in many ways, and certainly know by its construction method. In addition to these attractions, history lovers should make a tour around entire old town of Sibenik with numerous churches, fortresses and walls dating from XIV century. We also recommend visiting the museum, located at the bottom of the old town wells that supplied the city with water.

Zadar, located in the heart of the Adriatic, is the city of exceptional history and rich cultural heritage. Three thousand years old, known for its long and turbulent history, today is a monument of different historical periods, cultures and tradition. St. Donat is most famous monument and symbol of the city,  built in the 9th century, got its current name in15th century, after the bishop who had it built. In front of this church is the main square (forum), which was built during the imperial period of Roman state. Cathedral of St. Stošija (Anastasia), whose origins date back to the construction of the 4th century, is the largest church in Dalmatia. The bell tower, from which one can enjoy a spectacular view on Zadar city and the surrounding area, was completed  in 1894. In addition to already mentioned sites, it is worth visiting the church of Sv. Sime, St. Mary, St. Krševan (Grisogono), as well as the remains of the church Stomorica, destroyed in the 16th century, and many others. In the historic center of the city, which is bounded by walls, there is now a total of eight city gates of the thirty  that were originally made. In addition to numerous church, you can encounter numerous examples of incredible gorgeous palaces from various periods. There are also the fortress Forte, Five Wells Square and Kalelarga, the oldest street in Zadar, attractions which will along with visiting the city's museum, narrate the inspiring story of a rich historical events: The core of the city of Zadar has incredible number of cultural monuments, around 70, while other parts of the city with the surrounding count up to 600 different attractions.

Today, Zadar is rich in many contemporary architectural achievements such as the first Sea Organ in the world, and "Greeting to the Sun", the installation of multi-layer glass panels that show the model of the solar system,  that achieves a symbolic communication with nature and light. This installation is connected the mentioned sea organ, whose amazing sound is converted into light perfomance with each sunset. The originality and uniqueness of Zadar is irresistible to history, culture and art lovers. Walk on the cobbled streets of the city once known as Jadera will become an inspiring walk through history, with the simultaneous experience of a modern, urban life.