Five Wells Square, built in 1574 during numerous attacks by the Ottoman Empire. Covering a defensive ditch dug in the Middle Ages west of the bastion, a large drinking water cistern with five beautifully landscaped wells is being built. Visitors will also find the remains of an aqueduct that served as a aqueduct from Lake Vrana. It is surrounded by a wall that was built after the danger from the Turks passed and the Captain's Tower, 26 meters high, whose retaining wall merges with the entrance to the city park. The people of Zadar will often say that those who did not see Trg pet bunara were not in Zadar.

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