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6 interesting facts about Šibenik that you may not have known: 1. The people of Šibenik have not married in May for almost 370 years. It is an unwritten rule, although it has never been officially made public, but only a few people in Šibenik break it when it comes to getting married. 2. The city of Krešimir is the first city in the world to have public lighting on alternating current. The streets of Šibenik lit up for the first time on August 28, 1895. 3. Šibenik minted its own money, which was called the Šibenik bagatin, back in the time of the Venetians, and it was a means of payment for more than two centuries. Today, money with the same name is printed, but as a souvenir. Among the most sought after is the 50 bagatin banknote, which is decorated with the image of Dražen Petrović. 4. Šibenik was the most populous Dalmatian city until the deadly wave of the plague in 1649, which killed 80 percent of the population of Krešimir's city. 5. Šibenik is the only city in Croatia and one of the few in the world that has two cultural properties on the UNESCO list of world cultural heritage, namely the Cathedral of St. James and the Fortress of St. Nicholas 6. Šibenik also has its own Chinese wall - the Wall, which is a centuries-old part of the sea fortification defense systems of the city of Šibenik and its surroundings. It is located on the Oštrica peninsula, in Grebaštica, a tourist spot along the Adriatic highway, on the way to Split, about fifteen kilometers from Šibenik.