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Istria Holiday Guide

Situated south of Trieste, Italy, this heart shaped peninsula is also fondly known as the ‘New Tuscany’. Rolling hills, fertile plains, rocky beaches, fetching fishing villages and enchanting historic towns make this an ideal destination for a quick getaway or a weekend retreat. Visit the old Roman towns of Pula and Porec or explore the attractive fishing port of Rovinj.

A vacation rental home along the rugged coasts or the scenic countryside will add to the charm of your holiday in this beautiful region. You can choose from a wide range of accommodation options such as condos, country house, apartments, villas and hill top cottages.

Sights to See in Istria

Rovinj

In this pretty fishing village of Rovinj, you can watch the fishermen haul their catch early in the morning or spend your day swimming in the sparkling waters. Alternately, you can explore the town’s myriad attractions such as its fabulous Rovinj Aquarium, Franciscan Monastery and Cathedral of St. Euphemia.

Poreč

This ancient Roman town is a favorite with travelers and its main attraction is undoubtedly the Euphrasian Basilica. This 6th century world heritage site is one of the finest examples of Byzantine art and the complex includes a church, atrium and baptistery.

Pula

This ancient town features quite a number of Roman ruins, among which the most remarkable one is definitely the well-preserved Roman Amphitheatre. Even now, the amphitheatre is known to regularly stage concerts and shows. Other important sights that you can explore are the Archeological Museum, Cathedral and Chapel of St. Mary of Formosa.

Dining in Istria

Kantina

Situated in an old Austro-Hungarian building, this renovated cellar is known for its array of exquisitely prepared dishes that have a hint of Mediterranean influence. Some of the delicacies include ravioli stuffed with prosciutto and cheese stuffed turkey breast.

Valsabbion

Considered to be one of the most prominent restaurants in Croatia, this elegant place serves a host of authentic local delicacies such as pasta and rice served in a cheese ring and a fish fillet in Mediterranean sauce.

Barilla

Enjoy delicious pasta or pizza or more refined Italian dishes in this popular and authentic Italian restaurant.

Nightlife and Entertainment in Istria

Café Lapidarium

Relax and unwind with a chilled beer or a cocktail in its large spacious courtyard and antique-filled rooms. On Wednesday nights all through the summer you can even croon to the soulful jazz melodies played by the jazz bands at this club.

Aruba

This café-bar-disco combined hangout is a popular spot for both daytime when you can relax and watch the world go by and at nighttime when you can dance away the night to some groovy music. In the evenings this place pulsates with music and cheer and the weekends are reserved for disco nights.

Golfing in Istria

Brijuni Golf Course

Situated along the south-west coast of the Istrian peninsula, Brijuni Islands boasts one of the best golf courses in Europe. Experience the charm of playing amid untouched nature on the 18-hole uniquely designed golf course, which dates back to 1922. Maintained without any machinery, this environmental friendly golf course is truly impressive and offers once-in-a-lifetime experience.


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