Šibenik: Hotels and Accommodation

Šibenik’s visitor attractions include two UNESCO World Heritage Sites: St. James’ Cathedral and St. Nicholas’ Fortress. Those wishing to book a hotel in Šibenik can then continue searching for accommodation.

Culture

Šibenik Cathedral is a UNESCO-listed stone-built cathedral constructed between 1431 and 1535. It is distinguished by a unique construction of vaults and a dome, as well as by a frieze featuring 71 carved faces, and combines Gothic and Renaissance art.

The historic St. Michael’s Fortress overlooks Šibenik’s old centre, St. Anthony’s Channel, the bay and the mouth of the Krka River. The restored site includes an open-air stage with 1,077 seats for evening events. St. Michael’s Fortress can also serve as a convenient starting point for a city route leading down through Šibenik’s historic centre towards the cathedral and other attractions.

Near Šibenik are Barone Fortress, Fort Saint Michael, Fort Saint John and Sveti Nikola.

Nature

The surrounding area of Šibenik includes Slapovi Krke, Skradinski buk, Otok Zlarin and Otočić Lupac.

More local pages: Danilo Biranj, Žaborić, Zaton, Lozovac, Danilo Gornje, Bilice, Kaprije

To the higher-level travel overview: Općina Šibenik.

More about the destination

Relevant information for planning your trip:

Sibenik in Croatia: Old Town, cathedral and the Dalmatian coast.