Landmarks & heritage

Come visit us and explore ancient Roman city

This is the first discovery of a Roman kiln in Dalmatia

The beautiful baroque bell tower of the church of Sv. Frane Asiškog you will see already from the access road towards Betina

Crkvine is an archaeological site in the area of Vransko Lake Nature Park

The castle has been visited by many notable persons of the past times

This is one of the numerous medieval fortifications, disposed in quite regular distances from the part of Dalmatia until the town of Karlovac

We believe the picture in your mind when you are imagining a Dalmatian town is that of Sepurine.

As with any place, especially smaller ones at sea, the squares are of great importance.

Han Jusuf Mašković, built as a mansion and residence of the Turkish Army Commander

The Medieval Mediterranean Garden of St Lawrence Monastery (MMG) in Šibenik

Looking from the sea, the panorama of Vodice is dominated by the Okit hill and a church of Our Lady of Carmel.

Everyone who finds himself in Murter, to his center, is sure to come by the road along the old waterfront.

On the maps dating from the 16th and the 18th century Pirovac was marked as Sloβeln, Sloslein which is a german diminutive for the word castle

It is a medieval fortress, the remains of the old town of Vrana

The Parish church of St. Cross was built by Ivan Skok

The most beautiful and most famous church is the Parish Church of St Michael (Sv Mihovil) which is reached through a beautiful park

Pirovac is situated in a deep bay which is a natural phonomenon

To celebrate 1000th anniversary of the coronation of the King Tomislav and the change of the name of the village

Rakitnica settlement was mentioned in1311 and today are still discerned the remains of the former houses and walls built in a dry-wall.

Main central square of Murter

On Mount Vršina there is Church of Saint Rocco from the 18th century can be reached by a narrow road or stairs from the main road.

This simple Gothic church was built in 1402.

Archaeological excavations on this site, under the leadership of Zlatko Gunjača, were carried out from 1969 to 1974

Situated 6km from Pirovac, this church served as a church for local farmers on the fields around Pirovac.

he church was probably built for the same purpose as the church of St. George in the countryside (15th or 16th c.)

It is not known when it was finished, but we know that in 1479 building works were still in progress.

The king Dmitar Zvonimir handed over St. Grgur's monastery on Vrana lake to the pope as a hospice.

The church of Assumption of the Virgin Mary was built in 1878 on the hill above the village.

The church of Our Lady of Carmel is situated in the old part of the town

Was probably served as safe haven for sailors who waited in the protected coves for better conditions to resume their journeys.

The church is not in function nowadays.

The church was built by inhabitants of the Pišća settlement in 1298.

A local church of St. John the Baptist, located close to the village, was built in 1445 when the parish of Rakitnica was founded

The Church of St. Justin

A votive sanctuary in Vrani dedicated to the early Christian martyr St. Nediljica.

In the centre of Šepurina, near the coast, there is The church of St. Rocco or St. Helen built and consecrated in 1620.

The Church of the Lord's Ascension

The Gate of the village with the remains of the walls from the 16th century.

The St Anthony Channel, also known as «the Šibenik Channel», is part of a wider area «Channel – Port», a significant landscape protected in 1974

The land was mostly owned by noble families from Šibenik that build country houses on the island, among which is the mansion of the famous Vrančić family.

According to the found artefacts and records of the Roman writers, experts identify this settlement as Arausona, a Liburnian-Roman settlement mentioned by Pliny.

Vodice was developed next to the water springs