Historic Cities
Explore Zadar in 1580
AI rebuilds Venetian Zara (Zadar) street by street, and you explore through it in your browser.
Historic Places, Rebuilt · City reconstruction
Venice's Dalmatian Capital, 1580
Zara in 1580 stands as Venice's fortified Dalmatian capital, newly ringed with modern bastions and a ceremonious Land Gate by Sanmicheli. This walk passes the city's Roman core, its straight Kalelarga, marble quays crowded with galleys, and the low islands and saline flats that supply its salt and wine.
25 scenes, 16 streets, squares and views, 9 interiors to step inside. Planned from the Wikipedia record of Zadar as it stood in 1580 (“Zadar”).
The route, scene by scene
- 1. Approach from Ugljan
- 2. Land Gate (Porta Terraferma)
- 3. Foša Moat and Bridge
- 4. Bastion of San Michele
- 5. Five Wells Square
- ↳ Cistern Chamber · interior
- 6. Kalelarga (Calle Larga)
- ↳ Franciscan Cloister · interior
- 7. Roman Forum Paving
- 8. St Donatus Exterior
- ↳ Rotunda of St Donatus · interior
- 9. Cathedral Square
- ↳ Cathedral Nave · interior
- 10. St Anastasia Campanile
- ↳ Campanile Bell Chamber · interior
- 11. Marble Quays (Riva)
- ↳ Captain's Stone House · interior
- 12. Arsenale and Shipyard
- ↳ Galley Joiners' Workshop · interior
- 13. St Chrysogonus Façade
- ↳ Chrysogonus Nave · interior
- 14. The Saline (Salt Pans)
- ↳ Salt Magazine · interior
- 15. Vineyards Across the Channel
- 16. Puntamika Headland View