Biograd na Moru (in the Middle Ages also known as Alba Civitas, Belgrad) was built on the ruins of the ancient romanian settlement Blandona. It was first mentioned in the mid-10th century (Constantine Porphyrogenitus) as a Croatian town. In the 11th century it was the seat of Croatian kings.
Biograd na Moru formerly a royal Croatian city, a famous tourist and nautical center in the very center of the Adriatic Riviera. Surrounded by national parks (Kornati, Paklenica, Krka, Plitvice Lakes) and the nearby historic towns of Zadar, Sibenik and Nina will make your stay unforgettable in the Croatian Adriatic. Swimming in the clear blue sea is possible only a hundred meters from the city center, and for those who love solitude and peace close to the wooded islands in the Pasman channel. Two modern marinas with a large number of berths, diverse offer charter boats and a large number of organized regattas make Biograd intersection of sailors from around the world.