You'll love The Sunny Inn. It's close to many of Sibenik's old churches like the St. James Cathedral (Sv. Jakov) and church of St. Barbara (Sv. Barbara) that date back to the 15th century. You can even see the Fortresses of St. Michael (Tvrdava Sv. Mihovila) and St. Nicholas (Tvrdava Sv. Nikola) from Sunny Inn's balcony.

While staying at the Sunny Inn, you may also want to visit the Sibenik City Museum which provides an overview of the history of this old city and features a collection of amphorae, ancient weapons, coins, paintings and sculptures.

Or maybe you're just stopping by on the way to see Croatia's many other treasures, like the cities of Split and Dubrovnik. For nature lovers, the Krka National Park (Nacionalni Park Krka) with seven breathtaking waterfalls is just a half-hour drive away. Or maybe you'd like to take a boat ride to see the Kornati Islands National Park (Nacionalni Park Kornati).

It's good to know that The Sunny Inn is within walking distance from a bus station, Jadrolinija ferries and private chartered boats.

Check out these sites for more information about the old city of Sibenik and tips on travelling to Croatia:

• Croatia Travel Guide - A comprehensive on-line travel guide to Croatia with all the details and information about Croatia a visitor needs to know. This guide provides information about Croatian art and culture, its museums, architecture and natural beauty, as well as information about hotels, holiday accommodations and transportation / travel options to Croatia.
• Croatian National Tourist Board
• Online Guide to Dalmatia