The small town is picturesquely situated on a 60 m hill above the coast with its many small islands. Breathtaking views of the sea are guaranteed while descending the lovely Old Town to the busy [...]

The vibrant metropolis in the far south of Istria is one of the oldest cities at the Adriatic Sea and was once the most important Roman city in Istria. From this time remains the biggest attracti [...]

The summer residence of the former Yugoslavian leader Tito saw a lot  of famous politicians, artists and celebrities, such as Willy Brandt, Leonid Brezhnev, the English princess Margaret, Sophia [...]

Surrounded by Mediterranean scrub and olive groves is this small town located at 145 m above the sea level and captivates the visitor immediately with its unique old town. You can enter it throug [...]

The Istralandia Aquapark between Poreč and Umag, opened in 2014, offers countless attractions in and around the water on an area of 81,000 m². More than 20 different indoor and outdoor slides, ar [...]

An unusual attraction is the ruined city of Dvigrad. In the Middle Ages, many residents of the town were victims of the plague, until the city was finally abandoned in 1671 and left to decay. Tod [...]

Svetvinčenat is the only Renaissance town of Istria. Marked by the well-preserved castle of the family Morisin-Grimani from 1589 with its characteristic towers, the loggia and St Mary's Church, f [...]

The small mountain village Motovun is perched majestic above the Mirna Valley and the surrounding truffle forests. Its medieval fortress character ist still today very impressive. From the city w [...]