ADRIASPILLCON 2026

Zadar is a city with a history spanning 3,000 years, first documented through early written records and artefacts. It developed into a fully urbanized centre during ancient Roman times and maintained that status for millennia. Throughout its history, Zadar has been one of the most significant cities on the Eastern Adriatic coast.

Its streets, squares, seafront, churches, and monuments reveal its long-lasting antiquity and cultural continuity. Modern installations now complement this heritage, reflecting a forward-looking spirit. The city’s foundations were laid three millennia ago, marking the beginning of a remarkable historical journey.

During your visit, you can visit both historical and modern attractions in Zadar, such as: Church of St. Donat, Kalelarga, Cathedral of St. Anastasia, Sea Organ and the Greeting to the Sun.

How to reach

The closest airport is Zadar Airport, and the alternatives are Split Airport and Franjo Tuđman International Airport Zagreb.

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About the venue

The Hyatt Regency Hotel is situated with stunning views of Zadar's Old Town, the hotel provides quick access to cultural highlights such as the Roman Forum, Sea Organ, and UNESCO-protected city walls.

The hotel is located in the heart of the city, it offers breathtaking views of the old town and the Adriatic Sea.