MIC - Conference Location

Zadar is a city situated on Croatia’s stunning Dalmatian coast. Explore Zadar by following this link.

The conference will be hosted by the University of Zadar, Department of Economics.

The conference will be held at two locations that are in the walking distance:

University of Zadar

Ulica Mihovila Pavlinovića 1

23 000 Zadar, Croatia

+385 23 400 402

and

Department of Economics

Splitska 1

23000 Zadar, Croatia

 https://ekonomija.unizd.hr/en

The venue is centrally located and easily accessible by public transport or on foot from most city centre accommodations.

Zadar is well-connected to Europe and the rest of the world by land, sea, and air, making it one of the most accessible locations along the eastern Adriatic coast. Centrally positioned on the Adriatic, it is just 280 kilometers from Croatia's capital, Zagreb, and 160 kilometers from Split to the south. The city can be easily reached by road from major Central European cities like Budapest, Milan, Prague, and Vienna, or by car ferry from Ancona.

Arrive to Zadar by plane

Reaching Zadar by plane is convenient, with several nearby airports offering connections to the city:

Zadar Airport (ZAD) is located just 8 kilometers from the city center. To reach the city center from the Zadar airport you can take a taxi (taxi stand is located opposite the exit of the Zadar Airport international arrival) or Uber. You can also take a public bus - bus line 2 runs between the airport and the Zadar centre (Old town/Peninsula/Poluotok). The ride to the city centre takes approximately 20 minutes and costs 5 EUR (schedule and all information are available here).

Split Airport – Saint Jerome Airport (SPU), approximately 160 kilometers south of Zadar. You can reach Zadar from Split airport by renting a car, by regular bus or by Flixbus,

Rijeka Airport (RJK), approximately 230 kilometers north of Zadar. You can reach Zadar from Rijeka airport by renting a car, by regular bus or by Flixbus.

Zagreb Airport (ZAG), about 300 kilometers to the north. You can reach Zadar from Zagreb airport by renting a car, by regular bus or by Flixbus.

Arrive to Zadar by bus

Zadar is well-connected by bus to various Croatian cities and neighboring countries, making it an accessible destination for travelers. The Zadar Central Bus Station (Autobusni kolodvor Zadar) serves as the main hub for both domestic and international bus services. Located approximately 1.5 kilometers from the old town and 2.5 kilometers from the Gaženica ferry port, the station is easily accessible.

Tickets can be purchased directly at the bus station or online through platforms such as FlixBus and GetByBus. It's advisable to book in advance, especially during peak tourist seasons, to ensure seat availability.

Arrive to Zadar by car

Reaching Zadar by car is straightforward, as the city is well-connected to major Croatian and European road networks. Here’s how you can drive to Zadar:

From Within Croatia:

From Zagreb: Take the A1 motorway southbound (known as the "Dalmatina"). The journey is approximately 280 kilometers and takes about 3 hours. Exit at Zadar 1 or Zadar 2 for access to the city.
From Split: Drive north along the A1 motorway for about 160 kilometers, a trip of around 1 hour and 45 minutes. Exit at Zadar 2 or Zadar 1.
From Dubrovnik: Head northwest via the coastal D8 road (longer but scenic) or take the A1 motorway for faster travel. The journey takes about 5-6 hours.

From Neighboring Countries:

From Slovenia (Ljubljana): Use the E61 to connect to the A1 motorway in Croatia. It’s about 330 kilometers, taking around 4-5 hours.
From Bosnia and Herzegovina (Sarajevo): Travel via the E73 road and connect to the A1 motorway in Croatia. The journey is about 4-5 hours.
From Italy (Trieste): Take the E61 to Rijeka, then the A7 and A1 motorways. This route is approximately 350 kilometers and takes about 4-5 hours.

Border Crossings and Documentation: Ensure you have valid driving documentation, such as a driver’s license, car insurance, and a green card if required. Croatia is part of the EU, so EU citizens do not need additional visas for border crossings.

Toll Roads: The A1 motorway is a toll road. Payment can be made in cash (EUR), by card, or through an electronic toll system.

Parking in Zadar: Zadar has several parking zones, including street parking, public parking lots, and garages. The old town is mostly pedestrianized, so you may need to park outside the area and walk.

More information available at https://zadar.travel/useful-information/useful-information.