Sibenik Attractions

 
Sibenik has a recorded history dating back to the 11th Century, although the old town you see today was mostly built in the 15th and 16th Centuries. It is not often regarded as a tourist destination but is a pleasant city with several notable attractions, particularly the 16th Century Renaissance style Cathedral. Sibenik is also a good base for exploring the nearby parks of Krka National Park and Kornati National Park.

The 1990s Patriotic War had a serious impact on the prosperity of Sibenik. Since that time the city has been plagued with economic problems and extremely low employment levels.
Picture of Cathedral of St Jacob

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The Cathedral of St James was built in the 15th and 16th C, and is a mix of Gothic and Renaissance styles. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the main architectural attractions on the Dalmatian Coast.
Stairs leading to the Cathedral of St Jacob, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, in Sibenik.Cathedral of St Jacob, Sibenik
Krka waterfalls in Krka National Park.Krka National Park, Sibenik
The harbor at Primosten.Primosten, Sibenik
The Krcic waterfall near Knin.Knin, Sibenik
Krka National Park, Skradin.Krka National Park, Sibenik
The Krka river and Krka National Park.Krka National Park, Sibenik
A waterfalls in Krka National Park.Krka National Park, Sibenik
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