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Split and Dalmatian Coast
Five Wells Square
Five Wells Square
Before 1838, Zadar used to get all of its water from five large wells constructed in 1574. You can visit the site of the former moat, now a pretty square, where they stand. There’s also the old ‘Captain’s Tower’ that you can climb up for a good look at the neighbouring gardens of Queen Jelena Madijevka Park.
£642pp
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- Manchester, Sun 19 Apr 2026
- 7 Nights, Bed and Breakfast
- 2 Adults, 0 Children
- Prices are cached and updated daily
SeeSea Hotel
Vodice, Split and Dalmatian Coast
Our rating
Based on 14 reviews
59.0 Km to Five Wells Square
- Lush sea views
- Contemporary design
- Stylish rooms
- Outdoor pool
- Great restaurant
£694pp
Based on
- London Stansted, Thu 01 Oct 2026
- 7 Nights, Bed and Breakfast
- 2 Adults, 0 Children
- Prices are cached and updated daily
Villas Arausana & Villas Antonina
Vodice, Split and Dalmatian Coast
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Our rating
Based on 142 reviews
59.0 Km to Five Wells Square
- Seafront
- Outdoor Pool
- Near to the resort centre
£745pp
Based on
- London Stansted, Thu 08 Oct 2026
- 7 Nights, Bed and Breakfast
- 2 Adults, 0 Children
- Prices are cached and updated daily
Hotel Olympia Sky
Vodice, Split and Dalmatian Coast
Our rating
Based on 315 reviews
59.7 Km to Five Wells Square
- Close to the beach
- Rejuvenating spa
- Rooftop infinity pool
- Restaurant with panoramic views
- Modern interiors
City Sentinel
Split and Dalmatian Coast
Since the 1950s, this old building has been home to the Ethnographic section of the National Museum, one of the most important collections in the country. Now, the late Renaissance style construction stands...
0.5 Km to Five Wells Square - Map
Roman Forum
Split and Dalmatian Coast
All over the city, ancient Roman ruins appear in odd places. Nowhere is this more striking than the site of the old forum. It used to be the centre of religious and civic life and there are old Roman columns...
1.3 Km to Five Wells Square - Map
