For all those that enjoy sailing, the island of Pag represents a particularly attractive locality, being elongated and irregularly shaped, the island that is 50 km long from its Western Cape Lun to the most remote eastern point of Fortica. The largest portion of its surface is covered in ungenerous rocky grazing land for sheep from whose milk the famous cheese is manufactured. The nature is expressed in its fullest in Pag cheese - in its intense salty flavour you can clearly taste the salt that is raised from the surface of the sea by the Bora, spreading it over the entire area under the Velebit, as well as throughout the Pag's rocky grounds. It is as if this dark grey armour of the island and its complex structure gained their natural counterpart in the Pag lace. However, while the ruffled Mediterranean nature has created order hidden in chaos on the surface of Pag, Pag lace is all about order and geometric ornaments which strongly state the desire to create a well adapted environment in an ambiance that is not overly friendly for men. Today's city of Pag developed in the fifteenth century, and precisely from such a desire to implement order, in accordance with the urban and architectural plan of the architect and sculptor Juraj Dalmatinac (Juraj the Dalmatian), who conveyed his memories of antique city plans of most of Adriatic cities into the creation of the new Pag.

The City of Zadar
.The Church of St. Donat from the 9th century - unique in Europe
. The Forum from the 1st century, from the era of emperor August - the largest explored forum on the eastern coast of Adriatic
.The Convent of St. Fran with the treasury and the oldest Gothic church in Dalmatia
.The St. Stošija Cathedral from the 13th century is one of the most beautiful examples of the Romanesque Period in Croatia, with the floor mosaic from the 5th century;
.The Church of St. Krševan from the 12th century is one of the most beautiful examples of the Romanesque Period in Croatia;
.The Bell Tower of the Church of St. Mary (Marije) from 1105, a beautiful example of the Romanesque Period, it was built by a Croatian-Hungarian king Koloman;
.A small church of St. Peter and Andrew Senior (Petra i Andrije Starog) from the 5th - 6th century;
.A Chest of St. Simon (Šime) containing the body of the saint is the most valuable example of the goldsmith craft from the Middle Ages in Croatia;
.The fortress walls with representative Renaissance Land gates from the 16th century; - Sea Gates with a built-in Roman triumphal arch;
.Permanent exhibition of ecclesiastic art in which there are many gilt ecclesiastic objects in the shape of reliquaries, as well as pictures from Zadar churches and churches in the surrounding area.

The City of Nin
. crkvica sv. Križa iz 9. st. nazvana i "najmanja katedrala na svijetu"
. A small church of St. Cross (Križa) from the 9th century, also known as "the smallest cathedral in the world";
. A small church of St. Nicholas (Nikole) from the 11th century on the hillock between Nin and the Tourist Settlement of Zaton
. The August Temple from the 1st century - its ground plan makes it the largest temple in the Dalmatian area;
. The archaeological collection with one restored Liburnija ship - serilia liburnica
. Restored old Croatian ships "Condure Croatice";
. The Cathedral treasury;
. The Church of St. Asel 6th -18th century;
. The Church of St. Ambrose (Ambroza) from the 13th century;
. Lower and Upper gates (Donja i Gornja vrata) of the city;
. Lower and Upper City Bridge (Donji i Gornji most) from the 16th century;
. The remains of the wall from the Venetian period;
. Bronze statue of Grgur Ninski;
. Grbe: gates of the oldest tobacco factory in the Adriatic - 18th century;
. Vrsi: a small church of St. Jacob (Jakov) - 15th century