Croatia
The city invites you to discover its charm, explore its history, and enjoy its natural wonders. It provides a fulfilling travel experience for those who seek authenticity, beauty, and a welcoming atmosphere on the Croatian coast.
Just a short distance inland, Krka National Park captivates with spectacular travertine waterfalls and lush greenery. Explore its wooden boardwalks and cascading waters.
Further out in the Adriatic, Kornati National Park awaits. This stunning archipelago of 89 islands and islets presents a stark, beautiful karst landscape, perfect for sailing, swimming, and snorkeling.
Šibenik is the only large city on the Adriatic coast that Croats founded, not a Roman or Greek settlement. Written records first mention Šibenik in 1066 by King Petar Krešimir IV, hence its nickname "Krešimir's City."
The 15th century introduced Venetian rule, lasting nearly four centuries. This period saw architectural and artistic development and significant fortification. The city's impressive network of four fortresses — St. Michael’s, Barone, St. John’s, and St. Nicholas — are testament to this era.
A pinnacle of Renaissance architecture.
Built entirely from stone using innovative interlocking techniques, without mortar.
Juraj Dalmatinac and Nikola Firentinac contributed to its design.
A harmonious and groundbreaking architectural style.
Features a distinctive dome and a frieze of 71 human heads.
Modern Šibenik continues to honor its layered past. The revitalized fortresses now serve as cultural venues, hosting concerts and events that bring new life to ancient stones.
The city preserves its Old Town, a pedestrianized labyrinth of stone streets, churches, and palaces, which invites a journey back in time.
Walking through these alleys, you sense centuries of history. This commitment to heritage fosters a lively contemporary culture.
The blend of historical depth with modern vibrancy provides a rich experience.
Šibenik offers a distinct Croatian coastal experience, setting itself apart from its more famous southern neighbors. It delivers culture, relaxation by the sea, and natural landscapes, all within easy reach.
The city’s genuine atmosphere brings opportunities to interact with locals and observe daily life, offering a connection to the culture.
The magnificent Cathedral of St. James and four defining fortresses highlight the city's ancient roots.
Šibenik serves as a base for Krka National Park and the stunning Kornati archipelago.
Local cuisine centers on fresh seafood, olive oil, and herbs for a genuine taste of Croatia.
Traditional Konobas (taverns) serve slow-cooked specialties. You find grilled fish and rich risottos.
Recent investments brought new life to ancient stones.
Ancient sites now host concerts and events.
A destination blending historical depth with modern vibrancy.
Opportunities to interact with locals and observe daily life.
Enjoy sights, dining, and strolls without feeling rushed.
A genuine atmosphere compared to more crowded destinations.
