Municipality Tisno is located with a part on the Tišnjanski peninsula and with other part on the island of Murter in Sibenik- Knin district. The stay in Tisno will certainly stay in the memory by the hundreds of meters of beaches surrounded by pine trees which only occasionally drop their shadows at the edge of the sea, romantic evening walks along the coast, the culinary specialities of the local and international cuisine and a good glass of wine. Warm locals will certainly help you to have a pleasant stay in Tisno. Here you will certainly find peace away from the obligations and worries of everyday life. This place with stone houses and narrow streets, fragrant and decorated with lush Mediterranean vegetation, with a very long promenade and plenty of tavernas can leave no one indifferent. According to the last census of 2011. Tisno has 1,287 inhabitants. The name of the village was changed several times in the past. In the course of the National Census and production of topographica...l maps of the Austrian - Hungarian Monarchy in which one of the official languages of the Dalmatia was Italian, Tisno was renamed in Italian - Stretto. Later, during the former Yugoslavia, it was renamed in Tijesno. The original name Tisno became the city again after Croatia's independence. In the course of the 18. century many wealthy families have relocated from Italy to Tisno. They have over the years mixed with the the local population and assymilated. From this time are originating 11 villas and palaces Mazzura in Tisno. Today they serve as municipal buildings of Tisno. Tisno is unfortunately in the near past on August 30, 2007. marked by the Kornati tragedy in which 12 firefighters died. Some of them were from Tisno as well as the only survivor, Frane Lučić.