| Croatia | Zadar | Sea Organ | Fewer people and a stronger historical flavor!

| Croatia | Zadar | Sea Organ | Croatia's last stop - Zadar. Although it is the fifth largest city, the number of tourists here is obviously less than before, but the historical flavor is still increasing. The historical monuments in the old town are all influenced by the Renaissance in neighboring Italy, and also have some architectural styles from the Goethe period. Surprisingly, the buildings here are in perfect harmony with the surrounding shops, and the two blend perfectly. After lunch, take a walk along the seaside and visit the world's first ocean organ. Thirty-five hollow steel pipes of different lengths and sizes are buried at the bottom of the white stone steps. As the tides rise and fall, they create pieces of ocean music. This open-air concert attracted tourists from all over the world to take a break. I took off my shoes, sat on the bottom step of the stone steps, soaked my feet in the cool sea water, and enjoyed the Mediterranean style. The sound of the waves crashing together with the tones of the sea organ create a unique melody. This is the "voice of the sea". _____________________________________________ 📍 Obala kralja Petra Krešimira IV, 23000, Zadar, Croatia 🕑 Open 24 hours #mytravoto #LifeThisNeverEndingJourney #BestTravelExperience #TravelInspiration #ScenicScenicPhotographyGuide #OverseasTravel