We invite you to an adventure in one of the oldest and, at the same time, youngest cities in Croatia. As opposed to Trogir, Split, Salona, Pula or Zadar, which were all founded in Antiquity by ancient Greeks or Romans, Šibenik is comparably new, dating back around a thousand years and was founded by Croatian people. For this reason, Šibenik is considered the most Slavic of all Dalmatian cities. It is located on the hills, at the estuary of river Krka, where it flows to the Adriatic. Overlooking the city, St Anne’s Fortress offers beautiful panoramic views of Šibenik. It is also a city of countless stairs, winding alleys, old churches and aristocratic palaces whose inhabitants used to proudly stroll down the alleys in the past. The city was established in the 10thcentury AD as a stronghold. Four towers were erected over the city to protect it from the enemy in the past. Today, they offer a magnificent view of the city and its surrounding area. It was in Šibenik that Juraj Dalmatinac – one of the most esteemed artists at the break of the 15th and 16thcenturies created his unique masterpiece – the Cathedral of St James, which is the pride and landmark of Šibenik today.