The Five Wells Square

Zadar is AMAZING! Five wells square is just breathtaking, stept in history, easy going and easy flowing, not too busy. Be careful, some of the footpath cobbles can be slippy (when dry) so if you have trainers or flat sandles, just be careful when going up or downhills or steps. Overall amazing, cant wait to go back.

Pet Bunara Square or 5 Fountain Square is one of the most iconic in Zadar. In it we find the Medieval Tower Kula Bablja or Captain's Tower. And next to her are the remains of the old wall. The five fountains of the square were used to distribute water to the whole city.

Went for the Avdent/Christmas market. It was nice with live music and stalls. Very little variety in terms of Food, mostly bars for drinks.

This is a fantastic square with the five wells that used to supply water to the whole of Zadar and plenty of places to eat and drink. Take the steps behind the wells to look down on the land gate entrance to the old town.

We visited the Five Wells Square, about 1:00 PM on a Monday and found it wonderful. The area was not at all crowded and access to the tower and the wells was extremely easy. I understand this is the original site where a large mote existed, creating an Island. The view of the old city gate is very impressive from this area.

A little bit hidden from the center but a must see in Zadar, next to a cute park where you can rest or enjoy a drink

One of the hot spots to visit in Zadar. Some beautiful buildings to see. Plenty of ice cream shops and bars and restaurants to check out. The alleyways from the site are great to see. The church is very beautiful place also.

Very interesting historical landmark, loved the atmosphere and the park just above it