Church of St. Donatus

The Church of St. Donatus is a congregation situated in Zadar. The roundabout church, once domed, is 27 m high and is described by straightforwardness and specialized primitivism. It has three radially arranged apses and a walking around the focal zone, surmounted by roundabout exhibition. The roundabout shape is run of the mill of the early medieval age in Dalmatia.

It was based on the Roman gathering, and materials from structures in the last were utilized as a part of its development. Among the sections which are incorporated with the establishments it is as yet conceivable to recognize the remaining parts of a conciliatory holy place on which is composed IVNONI AVGUSTE IIOVI AVGUSTO.

The utilization of the congregation has differed amid its lifetime; amid the control of the Republic of Venice it was a stockroom, and in addition amid the French occupation and under the Austrians. After the city was attached to Yugoslavia, it filled in as an archeological exhibition hall for a brief timeframe.