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Cathedral of St James , Sibenik Croatia. Royalty Free Stock Photo

St. Jacob Cathedral, Sibenik, Croatia Royalty Free Stock Photo

Sibenik, Croatia - Aerial panoramic view of the mediterranean old town of Sibenik on a sunny summer morning Royalty Free Stock Photo

Church of St Barbara in Sibenik, Croatia Royalty Free Stock Photo

Teenage boy on bright yellow inflatable kayak preparing for evening ride by Adriatic Sea harbor near Sibenik, Croatia. Family Royalty Free Stock Photo

Sunset over the roofs of Sibenik, Croatia Royalty Free Stock Photo

Church in Sibenik Croatia Royalty Free Stock Photo

Saint James cathedral, Sibenik, Croatia Royalty Free Stock Photo

Narrow Streets in Sibenik. Amongst all Croatian towns on the Adriatic coast ÃÂ ibenik is set apart by its unique location in a picturesque and open bay, at the mouth of the Krka River. Created initially as an ancient Croatian castrum, a fortification or encampment, at the bottom of St. MichaelÃ¢â¬â¢s Fortress that still dominates the town, ÃÂ ibenik was mentioned for the first time in 1066, in a document issued by the most important Croatian ruler - the king Petar KreÃÂ¡imir IV. ÃÂ ibenik obtained the status of a native Croatian town in 1290, when the Diocese of ÃÂ ibenik was established. (Sibenik, history)