Location: Sinj
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Sinj (pronounced [sîːɲ]) (Italian: Signo, German: Zein) is a town in the continental part of Split-Dalmatia County, Croatia. The town itself has a population of 11,478 and the population of the administrative municipality, which includes surrounding villages, is 24,826 (2011).
Restaurants in Sinj
1. Muzej Sinjske alke
Overall Ratings
5 based on 21 reviews
The permanent exhibition of the Museum of Alka meets the highest museum standards, both in terms of presentation and technology, and stands side by side with the finest museums in the Republic of Croatia. The museum display includes a wide variety of uniforms, equipment and weapons used by the alkars of Sinj, together with Alka statutes and rulebooks presented in modern digital form.
Reviewed By A TripAdvisor Member
This place make you realise why the Croatians are so proud of their history. The fact that such a small number of people from the town could hold back an army of so many is such a proud feat of its own, and the museum displays this so well.
2. Izletiste Podastrana
Overall Ratings
5 based on 7 reviews
This is a place where you can try organic and domestic products (food,drink) and more outdoor activities,organization team building,and pleasure time on the villiage. Outdoor activities is: -Paintball -Zip line -Kanu safari -Paragliding -Human table football -Archery
Reviewed By Ivana M
Izletiste Podastrana is an excellent choice for people who like nature.Organic food and acitivities will make your day unforgettable.They have many activities;paintball,human table football,archery,zipline,canoeing.Owner Jerko ensures that guests are satisfied and feel comfortable.He and his son will play for their guests,Jerko play accordion and Ivan play guitar,it is amazing surprise.I will back again, it was great experience.
3. River Cetina
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By frenchitalia - Kent
Activity holiday and stunning! canoe safari great, scenery breathtaking! teenage son loved it..great fun
4. Dalmatia Bike Tours
Overall Ratings
5 based on 11 reviews
Dalmatia bike tours" offer bicycle tours in Dalmatian inland, just 25 kilometers from Split.Come to cycle along River Cetina and through places where you can witness some of the nature's most beautiful landscapes. The tour takes you on a breathtaking cycle through tame hillsides and plains, villages along the river, passing vineyards. After cycling you will have dinner at our guesthouse.
Reviewed By Ro5coe - Stratford-upon-Avon, United Kingdom
Jure and his family are very hospitable - we spent a week with them and every day his sister prepared the most amazing local dishes, and his wife delicious desserts. Jure is a great guide - he has thoughtfully prepared 4 rides designed to show...MoreThank you very much for kind words and nice time we spent together. Hope we meet again. Cheers Jure
5. Fortress of Sinj
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By Marko_Oz86 - Zagreb, Croatia
The Sinj fortress was historically a very important location, but nowadays not much is left. The ruins are quite low and don't offer much in terms of interest themselves - they aren't even well presented (or at all?). Maybe something WILL be done in the future, but right now, nope. There's a chapel, which seemed locked when we were there, a statue of the Virgin Mary, and a cross, classic stuff. The view from here is, however, excellent, and basically the only thing worth the very steep hike from the town, which most definitely isn't easy unless you're very fit, and while far from the hardest in the world, if you're out of shape or tire easily, you won't have fun. I was in two minds whether I should give it a 4 or a 3, but without ease of access for the average person, I had to give a 3.
6. Stations of the cross at the old town
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4.5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By Phoebe_1511
Beautiful sculptures! Definitely recommend a walk to the fortress. From the fortress you can see the entire Sinj, great view.
7. Three generations monument
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5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By hela_2017
There are lots of grassy areas and benches to sit as well as a playground. The location is great. Very relaxing atmosphere.
8. Vjera Villa
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
This house was bought by the Tripalo family from the then landowner and lawyer Ramagnolo, for their daughter Vjera on the occasion of her marriage. Sinj Tax Administration office is at present located in the restored villa. It bears the name of the owner.
Reviewed By olgabark - Moscow, Russia
Отдыхали в Черногории. Выбрали виллу Vjera. Номер хороший, ремонт свежий. Персонал убирал каждый день. Хозяева гостеприимные очень люди. Подскажут что нужно. Разрешают ставить машину на имеющуюся парковку. До моря 500 метров. С моря идти немного в гору, но это нас нисколько не смущало. Рекомендую данную виллу.
9. Gaius Laberius
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
A tombstone of a seven-year-old Roman boy Gaius Laberius holding a ball with hexagons joined in the manner of a net-like ornament. The symbol of a real leather ball, it is considered firm evidence that football in Europe was first played in the Cetinska Krajina Region. It was found in the Tilurium site, in the locality of Gardun, and dates back to the 2nd century. Today the tombstone is built into the front wall of the Perković family-owned stone building in Vrlička ulica at number 10 in Sinj. Made of limestone, the monument is 113 centimetres high and 46 centimetres wide. At the bottom there is a two-part inscription, the first part of the inscription being in a well-defined frame and informing about Gaius Laberius, whereas the second part is an inscription by an unkonown author dedicated to the boy. The central part is a round medallion framed with ornaments, bearing a portrait of the boy who holds the ball in his right hand. At the top of the monument there is a frieze showing a kantharos (a large two-handle vase), a dolphin and the head of Medusa (in ancient mythology, the personification of evil) and a triangular gable with acroteria (plastic ornaments of tops and corners) in the shape of lion’s paws. The head of Atis is sculptured in the triangular gable. Even though football was played at Gardun among Roman soldiers and sons of the rich, originally the game was Illyrian and the Delmates had played it long before the Roman troops arrived.
Reviewed By Ivan M
This is the statue of football! 1. In world that is played footbal there. Good to take a look in the local street there many interesting things!
10. Admiral Automat Klub
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