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Public Transport

Liburnija, the local public transport company, operates on 11 lines covering the whole city and some areas of the Zadar County. You can buy one-way tickets in cash from the bus driver. Return tickets are issued and paid in cash at the ticket sales department of the Zadar Bus Station (point of sale #15), as well as with authorised vendors. It's possible to buy digital travel tickets using the Smartica mobile app. Remember to activate your ticket when you get on the bus.

Information

  • addressAutobusni Kolodvor Zadar, Ante Starčevića 1, Zadar
  • emailliburnija-zadar@zd.t-com.hr
  • openingHoursThe Information desk at Central Bus Station is open daily 5:30am–10pm
  • phone+385 23 316 915
  • websiteVisit website

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