The city of Šibenik is the capital of Šibenik-Knin County, and is located at the mouth of the river Krka, or in northern Dalmatia. It is considered to be the oldest Croatian town, and its name was first mentioned in 1066 in the charter of King Petar Krešimir IV. Relatively little is known about the historical origin of the name of the city of Šibenik, and according to historians it is believed that the name of the city of Šibenik was first used around 550 BC. As mentioned earlier, the city of Šibenik is the main work of the county, and therefore an attractive tourist destination. A significant role in promotion The analysis of data shows that from year to year the city of Šibenik records an increased number of arrivals and overnight stays of domestic and foreign tourists. The city is rich in culture and historical heritage, and four fortresses that are an unavoidable part of the tourist offer stand out: Fortress of St. Nikola, Fortress of St. Mihovil, Barone Fortress and Sv. Ivana. Other sights that make the city of Sibenik an attractive tourist destination are: Cathedral of St. Jakov, Šibenik City Hall, promenade in the channel of St. Ante, Šibenik Aquarium, Krka and Kornati National Parks. is therefore an attractive tourist destination. The Tourist Board of the City of Šibenik and tourist agencies have a significant role in promoting Šibenik as a tourist destination.