Sinj

Croatia / Split-Dalmacija / Sinj /
Sinj is situated in the Cetina Valley at the foot of the Dinaric Alps. Caves and the ruins of old fortified shelters are to be found in the surrounding area: evidence of early settlement. In the Middle Ages, Sinj was the capital of the administrative district of Cetina and recognized the sovereignty of the Croatian princes. When the Ottoman Empire expanded into the Balkans, Sinj, too, fell into Turkish hands. It was liberated again in 1699.
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sinj
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Coordinates:   43°42'19"N   16°38'40"E
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