Šibenik, Croatia

Šibenik is a historic city in the central part of the Croatian Adriatic coast. It is known for its beautiful old town, which is home to the UNESCO-protected St. James Cathedral, a masterpiece of the Renaissance architecture. The city is also known for its fortresses, such as St. Michael's Fortress and Barone Fortress, which offer stunning views of the city and the Adriatic Sea. In addition, Šibenik is a popular starting point for exploring the nearby Krka National Park, which is famous for its waterfalls and natural beauty.

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[MariaLuci-tr]

È fantastico, bellissimo Sibenik 🫵👍🤩🌊🫧📸😎🤝 lunga vita alla Croazia.👏👏🌞🌞

[nenakosar]

Predivan video, krasni grad i okolica, bila sam puno puta

[denisesorchidparadise]

beautiful, it looks like a peaceful town by the sea! excellent video

[francescof.]

Mio nonno parlava sempre di Sebenico. Era un giovane marinaio, girava il Mediterraneo ed era innamorato di Šibenik. E un po' lo sono anche io❤

[albertopinotti]

Beautiful city! It remembers italian cities

[samof]

Odličan video kolega, volim gledat tvoja videa.

[vesnagjurkovic]

Ove godine ništa od Šibenika i Trvel festivala. Baš će mi faliti. Predivan grad, i isto takav video. Fale mi na njemu trvđave, osobito Sv. Nikole.

[dziabowscyroksanaipatryk]

Not so colorful at all. Clever price tricking tourists. Prices in restaurants as in western neighbors, and even worse. Narrow streets, despite the tightness, smell of urine due to dozens of cats wandering around day and night. The price for the Krka Park gives you the shivers (40€ per person in the high season is a gross exaggeration). Beaches not so close to each other. The city is not very dog-friendly, no grassy areas, unless well outside the center (but this is a disadvantage for pet owners). I do not recommend it, unfortunately. I have the impression that Croats are increasingly sensing business on visitors, remodeling their already not very good houses into rooms for rent, which creates a landscape of eternal, painstaking renovation literally everywhere you look. Sorry for bad English, keyboard from Uganda