Šibenik, a historic town in central Dalmatia, Croatia, boasts a unique location where the Krka River meets the Adriatic Sea. Founded in 1066, Šibenik holds the distinction of being the oldest Croatian town on the Adriatic coast. Sometimes referred to as "Krešimir's Town" due to its historical significance, Šibenik's name holds multiple interpretations. One theory links it to a palisade made of "šibe" (sticks), while another suggests it derives from the Latin toponym "Sibinicum."

Explore Šibenik's many attractions, including the stunning St. James Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and masterpiece of Renaissance and Gothic architecture. Ascend St. Michael's Fortress for panoramic views of the city and the Adriatic. While not technically in Šibenik itself, Skradinski Buk Waterfall in nearby Krka National Park is a must-see for nature lovers. For a taste of Croatia, visit Na.Ma.Lo. Wine Bar to sample local wines, explore Croatian designers' accessories, or unwind with RnB and house music and rakijas at Godimento, a DJ bar with a fun vibe. In the evening, hit the dance floor at popular clubs like Inside Club, Club Azimut, or Aurora.