Those who visit the Dalmatian ethnic village on the Šibenik coast can enjoy an authentic Dalmatian experience to the fullest. Traditional stone houses, a historic atmosphere, cozy streets and authentic flavours captivate those who come here right on the beach.
the Dalmatian ethnic village Located near Šibenik, in the historic area of an authentic Dalmatian village, it combines in itself the rich cultural and gastronomic heritage of the region. It offers a unique experience and provides a real-time travel with its stone houses and carefully designed outdoor and indoor spaces. It is more than just an open-air museum, as everything in it is real and alive.
Visitors can experience the Dalmatian way of life in a historic setting among stone-lined courtyards and views of beautifully restored buildings, and enjoy a gastronomic experience that is second to none. A wide range of the finest meat, seafood and vegetarian dishes are on offer, and visitors can also participate in special wine, ham and cheese tastings, allowing them to take a true sensory journey through the region.
Interestingly, here, In the Sibenik area Traces of the world’s oldest fermented milk products, dating back 7,200 years, have been discovered at Neolithic archaeological sites in Pokrovnik and Danilo. This means that cheesemaking is 4,000 years older than previously thought based on objects found in Egyptian tombs.
The idyllic location of the Dalmatian Ethnic Village is also ideal for family celebrations and corporate events, providing a unique and unforgettable backdrop for every occasion. It is the place where the magic of Dalmatian culture comes to life and instantly creeps into one’s heart.
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