Located about 30 km. town south of Zadar, Biograd town (which means "the sea") is a beautiful city in Northern Dalmatia, which annually attracts thousands of tourists both because of historic remains, and especially advantageous because of its location for visiting many National Parks area.

Biograd Town Museum has an impressive collection of archaeological remains, pots sec. XVI. Occupy a small and beautiful city that offers a spectacular peninsula overlooking the island of Pasman - island olive. If there is a place on the Adriatic Coast to be visited and explored for its beauty, the ideal position, harmony, cordiality and closeness to the people most important Croatian national parks and protected areas of nature, then it is certainly Biograd.

From trips to town and lake Vransko Sibenik, following the spectacular road that connects the city of Zagreb Split. Also in town are daily departures in the summer seasonal Kornati archipelago, Krka and National Park.

Among other sights, you can see remains of the monastery of St. John. Here is found the Church of Sv. Anastasia with altars in Baroque style in 1761 and two small churches in 1850 - Rok and Sv.Antonije Sv. In addition to those described in Biograd area are remnants of ancient aqueducts and other prehistoric archaeological localities.