Zadar / 8 photo spots
8 Instagram spots around Zadar
Zadar’s old peninsula combines waterfront installations, Roman remains and historic squares. These eight ideas are concentrated around the centre.
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Sea Organ
The Sea Organ is an installation on Zadar’s waterfront. Photograph the stepped edge with the sea beyond, leaving room to show its setting.
Search Google MapsGreeting to the Sun
Greeting to the Sun is a circular installation near the Sea Organ. Try a lower viewpoint to bring its glass surface into the foreground.
Search Google MapsRoman Forum
The Roman Forum is an open archaeological space in the old town. Frame the surviving stone elements together with the surrounding city.
Search Google MapsCathedral of St Anastasia
The Cathedral of St Anastasia is on the old-town route. Give its façade room in a wider exterior photograph, then look for a smaller architectural detail.
Search Google MapsLand Gate
The Land Gate forms part of the historic approach to Zadar’s old town. Photograph the gateway from outside and use the arch to structure the frame.
Search Google MapsFive Wells Square
Five Wells Square takes its name from a row of decorated wellheads. Stand to one side and use the row to lead towards the Captain’s Tower.
Search Google MapsRiva waterfront
Zadar’s Riva follows the waterfront on the old-town peninsula. Let the line of the promenade lead through a frame that includes both city and water.
Search Google MapsPeople’s Square
People’s Square connects several old-town streets. Use the open space to frame the surrounding buildings, or move closer to the clock tower.
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