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Šibenik is located in the Dalmatia region in the country Croatia.

        Hello!

        Welcome to my #TravelGuide

        I'm bringing you

        to the heart of Dalmatia! :blue_heart:

        Living outside the city,

        I'm surrounded by two so

        I could pick which one.

        Šibenik won because I'm

        more familiar with it.

        Welcome to Šibenik!

   Šibenik

         One of the oldest Croatian cities

          and it's positioned in central

          Dalmatia.

         It's a city with plenty of historical

          sights as well as nature's beauty.

          It has a beautiful sea shore as well

          as 242 islands nearby.

   Kalelarga

         Time to take a walk in

          the old part of the city. The part

          that's been there since the very

          beginning of the city itself.

         This part is significantly small,

          compared to how big the city now

          grew. This small, narrow street

          (called Kalelarga) makes a great

          place to take strolls at.  

          With its old buildings surrounding

          it, you just get the feel of history as

          you walk down. These can also be

          slippery, which I always took

          advantage of as a playful kid.

         I can imagine tourists doing the    

          same!

   Cathedral of St. James

        Walking down this beautiful street

         takes us to the symbol of this city.

        The Cathedral of St James

         (1431-1535), bears witness to the

         considerable exchanges in the field

         of monumental arts between

        Northern Italy, Dalmatia and

         Tuscany in the 15th and 16th

         centuries. The form and the

         decorative elements of the

         Cathedral, such as a remarkable

         frieze decorated with 71 sculptured

         faces of men, women, and children,

        also illustrate the successful fusion

        of Gothic and Renaissance art.

        In 2000, it was added to UNESCO's

         World Heritage Site list.

   Seafront

        After this beautiful sight, I'd take

         you to the seafront. Walking right

        next to the sea gives everyone a

        nice view on the sea and its nearby

         islands, as well as the city itself.

        At the seafront, many restaurants

         settled in. From fast food to sea

         food, the options are numerous!

         I'd recommend you to have a meal

         here, for the complete feel of

        the life in Dalmatia.

  St. Nicolas' Fortress

        Šibenik is also known for its

         fortresses! The most famous one is

         St. Nicholas' Fortress. It was

         included in UNESCO's World

         Heritage Site list as part of

         "Venetian Works of Defence

         between 15th and 17th centuries:

         Stato da Terra – western Stato da  

         mar" in 2017. Tourists are currently

         not allowed to enter the fortress,

         but only explore it from outside.

        The reason is that the fortress is

         currently being reconstructed. The

         reconstruction should be finished

         till the end of 2018.

   St. Michael Fortress

        Another fortress I'd like to mention

         is St. Michael Fortress. It is a

         medieval fort situated on a steep hill

         above the old historic center of the

         city. Its strategically favorable and

         dominant position made it the

        central part of Šibenik fortification

        system.

        St. Michael's Fortress was

         revitalized through an EU-funded

         project and re-opened in July 2014.

        Just four months later, it won the

        national Cultural Attraction of the

        Year Award. Since the opening, its

        open-air summer stage has become

        an important part of Šibenik’s

        cultural life. Today, it is the second

        most-visited heritage monument of

       Šibenik, as well as the second most-

       visited fortification object in Croatia.

  4,4 km long walking path

        In July 2013, walking path in the

        channel of St. Anthony was officially

        opened. With its 4,4 km in length, it

        spreads through from Šibenik

        bridge, all the way to St. Nicholas'

        Fortress. Now, who wouldn't enjoy

        taking a walk here?

        With that, I'd wrap up the tour of

         this beautiful city! I feel like these

         things are a must when you visit.

         Do you wish to visit?