Istria, Croatia
Experience a place that captivates with its views, flavors, and peaceful pace.
Rovinj's history reaches back to pre-Roman times, with evidence of Illyrian settlements. It flourished under Venetian rule, which began in the 13th century and lasted for over five centuries. This long Venetian influence shaped Rovinj's architecture, culture, and language, making it feel distinctly Italian in many ways.
The Old Town, with its narrow, winding streets and closely built stone houses, is a testament to this period. The Church of St. Euphemia, with its towering campanile, dominates the skyline, a symbol of the town's enduring faith and historical connections to Venice.
Rovinj presents picturesque landscapes where the blue of the sea contrasts with historic buildings. The Old Town welcomes endless exploration with artisan shops, galleries, and hidden eateries. Beyond the historical core, the Golden Cape Forest Park awaits, suitable for walks, cycling, or finding a quiet spot by the water.
Food lovers enjoy Istrian cuisine, famous for fresh seafood, high-quality olive oil, and renowned truffles. Casual meals by the harbor or refined dining experiences await. Days fill with boat trips to islands, swimming in clear waters, or sun soaking. Evenings foster a relaxed atmosphere with waterfront cafes and bars.
The town captivates with stunning views and charming architecture.
Centuries of Venetian influence shape its unique character.
Taste fresh seafood, olive oil, and truffles.
Explore natural parks, islands, and coastal trails.
An appealing destination for those seeking tranquility.
Rovinj presents an appealing destination for travelers seeking beauty, history, and a chance to unwind by the Adriatic. It's a place to slow down and savor.
Observe fishermen mending nets by the harbor and artists displaying their work in ancient alleys, witnessing the authentic rhythms of daily life.
Rovinj's layered identity is a testament to its past, with Venetian, Austrian, and Croatian influences visible everywhere.
Rovinj truly embodies the spirit of Istria, inviting you to discover its charm at your own pace.
Rovinj offers visitors a diverse experience packed into a charming coastal setting. Expect picturesque landscapes.
Stunning views, historic alleys, and sunsets.
Boat trips, swimming, and exploring nearby islands.
Fresh seafood, olive oil, and renowned truffles await.
Evenings foster a relaxed atmosphere with waterfront cafes and bars.
Evidence of Illyrian settlements marks Rovinj's ancient beginnings.
Flourished for over five centuries, shaping architecture and culture.
Each era left its mark, contributing to the town's layered identity.
Direct from the Adriatic, prepared with local flair. A true taste of the coast.
A regional specialty, found in pasta, omelets, and fine dining dishes.
Istria produces some of the world's best olive oil, a staple in local cuisine.