Forum

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The Forum originated in the 1st century BC and it is amazing how well preserved it is even today. Although it is a bit decorated and refined with some small details, the Forum still radiates a special ambience that takes visitors back to some ancient times when the area was ruled by the Romans.

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№1 of 4 Historic buildings in Zadar
№12 of 177 Historic buildings in Croatia

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Place Type

Historic buildings

Location

Zadar

Place Location

23000, Zadar

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Vilma

15/09/2021

The place is properly taken care of and well kept. We loved our time at the place and leaned of the history of the place and the events that occured which led to the current marvel.

Betty

11/09/2021

We decided to visit Rome for our child's spring break and we spent a few days at each attraction. We loved spending time at the Forum. Our daughter collects bookmarks from the places we visit and now she has one from the forum. The history, culture, and architecture was breathtaking. There are several shops available for souvenirs and snacks.

Elias

14/08/2021

The architectural style and decoration of this location speak into the Roman rule present in this location. I had a lot of fun touring the area and learning more on Roman rule.

Mara

08/08/2021

We were in Zadar for the first time, entered the city gates, and came to the Forum. It should be noted that all other roads also lead to it, since this is the central square in the entire old city. The remains of ancient columns and monuments and ancient sarcophagi are chaotically located on it. The square is surrounded by no less ancient temples and houses.

Fernando

08/08/2021

If you come to the old town of Zadarb you will definitely not pass by this place.

Theresa

25/07/2021

I attended a conference at the city and visiting the forum, learning g of its ancient history was quite eye opening. it brought to life all the history I learnt at school and myths I had read about