Top Šibenik Cultural Tours

Welcome to traditional Dalmatian village and the place where Croatia stepped into the modern electric power era with one of the world’s oldest hydroelectric power plant. The river and waterfalls continually produce natural phenomena, such as travertine formations that are a slow process of calcium-carbonate sedimentation. In addition to that, rich and endemic species of plants and animals revive the nature with every new day and invite you to join the fun. Entrace ticket to National Park Krka is included in price

The historic city of Šibenik lies along Croatia’s Adriatic Coast and is famous for its medieval monuments and UNESCO-listed cathedral. On this walking tour, enjoy the undivided attention of a private guide and discover Šibenik through the eyes of a local. Learn about Šibenik’s fascinating history; visit St. James Cathedral, St. Michael's fortress, and the Old City Gate; and see filming sites from the hit TV show Game of Thrones.

Town of Šibenik has even two UNESCO monuments within the town - but did you know that in just small distance, possible is to visit another Dalmatian cities with their own UNESCO stories - and to have a fantastic heritage half day trip!

Zadar is a city of exceptional history and rich cultural heritage, a city of tourism, festivals and fun. The particularity of the city is irrestible for those who respect and admire historical monuments and cultural heritage, for artist, tourists and its citizens. It is surrounded by historical ramparts, a treasury of the archaeological and monumental riches of ancient and medieval times but it also has many contemporary arhitectural achievements such as the first Sea organ in the world. One can admire the Roman Forum, explore galleries and monuments, taste Mediterranean food and then watch the most beautiful sunset in the world.

Split, the second largest city in Croatia found its place on Adriatic coast. This city is a mix of modern life and rich, ancient history, with the ruins who dated from the time of Roman Empire. The most famous landmark is Diocletian˙s Palace, built in 305 AD from Roman emperor Diocletian. Now this palace is under UNESCO World Heritage protection. The other sights worth to visit are Peristyle, the Cardo, Diocletian`s cellar, beautiful St. Domnius Cathedral, the oldest catholic cathedral in the world, People`s square (Narodni trg) and don`miss out to stroll the most famous promenade in Croatia, Riva promenade. The usual and favorite habit for locals is to drink coffee on this promenade while watching who is walking. Visit this amazing town of Split and learn interesting things about history and tradition, and don´t miss to take a coffee at famous Riva promenade.

You came to Sibenik, but beside getting to know this city you also want to know a little more about Croatia? Then this is the right tour for you! "How big is Croatia?, Who are Croats?, How was the situation during Tito's Yugoslavia?, Are the Dalmatian dogs really from Croatia?, Where was The Game of Thrones filmed?". . . . and many more questions that we will discuss with a nice cup of coffee on the beginning of our time together, all regarding your interests. Our chat will take place in one of the nicest parts of Sibenik, recently renovated fortress Barone from which there is a spectacular overview of the city, Adriatic sea and Sibenik archipelago. During very hot summer days, there is a very nice bar with A/C and possibility of some local finger food tasting. While above the city, you learn about it and afterwords during the walking part see why is it one of the most beautiful places on our coastline.

Once powerful guardians of the city, now breathtaking giants that capture with their beauty, architecture, and views overlooking the city panorama. Four Šibenik fortresses still fascinate the visitors with the same intensity and two of them were perfect locations for shooting of the HBO series Game of Thrones!  Which two - find out with us! Visit Croatia with Croatian Travel Club Ltd. and explore it at one of our day tours & excursions from Šibenik and Šibenik-Knin County!

The story of Split is already 17 centuries old, dating to the time the Roman Emperor Diocletian decided to build his Palace right on the peninsula near the great Roman city Salona. During these 1700 years the Palace slowly turned into a city, which to this day lures with its rich tradition, glorious history and beauty of its natural and cultural heritage. Diocletian Palace and the entire historical core of Split have been on the World Heritage UNESCO list ever since 1979, and not only for the extraordinary preservation of the Palace, but also because the Palace and its city continue to live a full life. All historical layers from the old Rome, middle ages till today are still visible and alive in this structure. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Little Venice of Dalmatia or as some call it The Stone Beauty – Trogir and its surrounding area featuring island Čiovo. The islet where Trogir is located lies in a narrow sea passage between the mainland and Čiovo.

- experience Sibenik on a delightful walking tour; - learn about facts, local stories and anecdotes; - learn what makes the cathedral & the city special; - we will reveal all the secrets; nothing in this city will remain unknown to you

This Gothic-Renaissance town is a real pearl on the Croatian side of the Adriatic coast and it is unique in many ways. Discovering this city, you will feel the soul of the Mediterranean. In some parts of the old town you will have the feeling that you are back in the time of 15th or 16th century. Words cannot describe what this city has to offer. Come, visit and experience the magic of this city with an experienced local guide.

Medjugorje is a famous catholic pilgrim situated in Bosnia & Herzegovina, just 3 hours away from Sibenik. In June 1981., Virgin Mary appeared to the seers (children) and since then She is constantly relaying the messages of peace and love. Visit this magnificent place that is attracted by millions of tourist from all over the world and discover the indescribable warmth and serenity that overwhelm it. You can hike on Apparition Hill or visit St. James church. Don´t miss out to try fascinating Bosnia cuisine. Sit back, relax and enjoy in pleasant ride through charming landscape. • Full day tour to catholic pilgrim Medjugorje • Visit St. James Church • Climb to the Apparition Hill, place where Virgin Mary appeared to the seers • Taste delicious Bosnia cuisine

Take a full day tour to Mostar, and experience the highlights of this charming small town. One of the most sunniest towns in Bosnia & Herzegovina, situated on the river Neretva hide memorable and fascinating stories. The most famous monument in Mostar is Old bridge, a masterpiece of Ottoman empire destroyed in the war in 1993., but rebuilt and added to UNESCO´s World Heritage List in 2005. This town will excite you with its narrow streets in which flows the Orient breath, peaceful life without stress and haste and friendly people. Things that you definitely shouldn´t miss is to drink Turkish coffee on the main street and taste delicious sweets. • Full day tour to Mostar • Enjoy walking through oriental streets • Taste delicious Bosnia cuisine and try finger licking cakes • Visit Old Brigde, the most famous monument in Mostar

Zadar, a coastal town in Dalmatia, is an ancient Mediterranean port city. This town has a long and rich history and tradition, and its past goes 3000 years back when was first mentioned as a settlement. Full with the landmarks, amazing palaces and churches Zadar found its place in UNESCO. Its City Walls are under UNESCO, World Heritage protection. In this town you will feel real domestic and Dalmatian atmosphere. Local people are very friendly, always trying to do their best, very cheerful but not before the coffee. Taking a coffee is a ritual in whole Dalmatia, but especially in in Zadar. This town is a hometown of some of the best Croatian`s athletes, singers, designers and chefs. For sure, this is a place where you will feel the combination of the past and tradition and modern, vibrant way of life. If you still haven`t put Zadar on your Bucket list, it`s time that you do that.

This oldest native Croatian city on the Adriatic is located in the most protected natural harbour, in the centre of the eastern coast of the Adriatic Sea. This is probably in the same place where some of the original Croatian settlers first saw the blue sea. Sibenik's narrow winding streets, stony houses, many staircases and the remains of the city walls give it a romantic Mediterranean atmosphere. The St. Jacob's Cathedral is the most famous building in Sibenik. It was constructed over a period of a century, and is testimony to the determination, sacrifice and belief of the generations of inhabitants of Sibenik. By many things it is unique not only in Croatian architecture, but in European architecture as well. It is entirely built of stone, no other material was used. It is unique in its brave structure of stone slabs and ribs, with no binding material; it is also unique among renaissance churches in its trefoil front facade. Finally, it is unique in the harmony of its architecture.