Nin

The shallow Nin Lagoon defines the setting of Nin — its old town occupies a small island, linked to the mainland by stone bridges, while sandy shallows and salt pans shape the town’s coastal character. Set on Croatia’s Adriatic coast, Nin was an important Roman municipality; remains of a Roman temple still stand beside its compact historic core. The 9th-century Church of the Holy Cross, a small pre-Romanesque building with distinctive proportions, is among the town’s enduring symbols. Nin is also known for its long tradition of salt production, continued at the Nin Saltworks. Explore nearby webcam locations that provide complementary perspectives on Nin and Zadar County.

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