Sibenik is beautifully situated by the Adriatic Sea and the mouth of the river Krka. Here you will find fantastic buildings, spectacular nature and even a Michelin restaurant. Although Sibenik has become more and more popular in recent years, the city still stands in the shadow of larger cities such as Split, Zadar and Dubrovnik. This means that Sibenik is still an unspoiled gem and a peaceful oasis for travelers who choose to avoid the big cities to enjoy everything Sibenik has to offer.

Worth seeing
Old Town Exploration: A visit to Sibenik isn't complete without delving into its old town. The town's charming stone houses are scattered along rugged rocky slopes that overlook the sea. Colorful flowers adorn the ancient courtyards, while cozy sidewalk cafes invite tourists and locals to relish the picturesque environment. Wander through the labyrinthine streets where historical monuments narrate Sibenik's history, from its Venetian days to its Austro-Hungarian era.

St. Jakob Cathedral: An iconic landmark of Sibenik resides within the old town – the majestic St. Jakob Cathedral, erected between 1431 and 1555. This cathedral is a must-visit, boasting a captivating blend of Renaissance and Gothic styles. It's a filming location for "Game of Thrones" and holds a UNESCO World Heritage status.

Pelegrini Restaurant: Adjacent to the cathedral stands the Michelin-starred restaurant Pelegrini, renowned for its culinary excellence at an accessible price point. The modern menu and inviting interior provide a delightful dining experience, especially when enjoyed outdoors overlooking the sea and St. Jakob Cathedral.

Historic Fortresses: Sibenik features four remarkable fortifications that warrant exploration. The most astonishing is St. Nicholas Fortress, constructed in the 17th century as a defense against the Ottoman Turks. In 2017, this fortress gained a UNESCO World Heritage recognition, making Sibenik one of the rare cities worldwide with two UNESCO-listed buildings. Other fortresses include Barone, St. Anna, and St. Michael – the latter offering an incredible vista from its 70-meter elevation.

Nature Escapes: Sibenik's natural offerings are equally captivating. Discover the enchanting courtyard garden of St. Laurentius, resplendent with light and vibrant flowers. Embark on a boat journey to the Kornati Islands, a national park comprising 89 stunning isles. The Krka National Park, only 20 minutes away, stands among Croatia's most splendid natural areas. Explore the Krka River and its surroundings, featuring picturesque waterfalls like the renowned Skradinski Buk, perfect for a refreshing dip. The water's warmth, clarity, and emerald hue create an inviting ambiance. Visitors can stroll the region, sail along the river, or rent bicycles to explore the surroundings.

Currency
Croatian kuna (HRK)