Šibenik is a city with a rich past, located in the central part of the Adriatic. Also known as "Krešimir's town", it was mentioned for the first time on Christmas in 1066. It is characterized by an indented coast with many islets and a karst relief with a Mediterranean climate where summers are warm and dry and winters are moderately cold. The beginning of the tourist era began in 1997, when the number of tourist arrivals and overnight stays gradually increased. Since then, work has begun on road infrastructure, accommodation facilities, and the creation of plans and programs for further development. It offers a rich cultural offer that includes a large number of churches, squares, attractions, among which are the two most important tourist attractions; Cathedral of St. Jakov and Šibenik fortresses. It does not lag behind in terms of natural heritage, where the most popular are the Kanal sv. Ante, National Park Krka, National Park Kornati, as well as the events for which the International Children's Festival is already known, which is why the city got the nickname "Šibenik - the city of children". In the past few years, Šibenik has reached a significantly high level thanks to the proper use of all resources and potential and the creation of events outside the tourist season in order to attract tourists or people from other parts of the Republic of Croatia through the whole year. Due to the well-designed, but not yet large enough scope of events, Šibenik is a destination suitable for absolutely all generations. The youngest are allowed to participate in various workshops of MDF, ŠDF, adolescents are allowed to go to music festivals held on neighboring islands or places not far from the city center, while the oldest can enjoy traditional evening concerts. Thanks to the recognizable tourist demand, the expectations are that Šibenik as a tourist destination will only grow from year to year and strive for benefits not only on a local but also on a wider level.