On the west side of the Istrian peninsula, starting from Porec inland, we come across the small town of Visnjan. The city has a long history and therefore has an interesting cultural and historical heritage, numerous sacred exhibits and archaeological motifs from the Bronze Age, as well as natural resources. Particular attention should be paid […]

Vižinada is famous for its wines, olive oils and the picturesque hilly landscape, which is not called “Istrian Tuscany” for nothing. The small town in western Istria is on the edge of the Mirna valley and offers one of the most beautiful panoramic views of Istria. The range of local winegrowers and the culinary delights, […]

Vižinada is famous for its wines, olive oils and the picturesque hilly landscape, which is not called “Istrian Tuscany” for nothing. The small town in western Istria is on the edge of the Mirna valley and offers one of the most beautiful panoramic views of Istria. The range of local winegrowers and the culinary delights, […]

Northwestern Istria is an area of ​​the Mediterranean where the blue Adriatic Sea merges with green hills, making it one of the most beautiful parts of the peninsula. This area is also known for its excellent winemakers, olive groves, agrotourism and many typical Istrian taverns. Particularly interesting are gastronomic trips to restaurants where you can […]

Brtonigla is an idyllic hill town that still exudes peace, authenticity and Istrian tradition. The residents here speak Croatian and Italian. “Verteneglio” – the Italian name of the place, is surrounded by extensive vineyards and olive groves, which provide positive energy and vitality. The cities of northern Istria – Umag – Novigrad and Buje – […]

Northwestern Istria is a Mediterranean region where the blue Adriatic Sea merges with green hills, making it one of the most beautiful parts of the peninsula. This region is known for its first-class winegrowers, olive growers, agriturismi and the multitude of typical Istrian “konoba” (taverns). Only 3 kilometers from the sea, there is this regular-shaped […]

Halfway between Pula and Opatija – seemingly beyond all doubt – high above the Istrian Riva – lies LABIN. A medieval centre, in the 50s and 60s the centre of coal mining. History meets modernity. Enchanting bays, great gastronomy, warm-hearted and humorous inhabitants. A popular meeting place for the German-speaking community. A DOBRODOSAO – warm […]

Only a few kilometres from the town of Labin, halfway between Pula and Rijeka, lies this building land with just over 2000 sqm. Water and electricity are in the immediate vicinity. The beaches of Ravni and Rabac can be reached in a few minutes by car, as well as the marina of Sveti Marina. A […]

Krsan, as the most north-eastern part of the Istrian County, bordering the Ucka, can rightly boast of its rich cultural and historical heritage – dating far back to the 11th century. Visit the Krsan Kasttell and the Plomin church of St. George the Old. Get to know Cepic, and the lake of the same name, […]

Halfway between Pula and Opatija – seemingly beyond all doubt – high above the Istrian Riva – lies LABIN. A medieval centre, in the 50s and 60s the centre of coal mining. History meets modernity. Enchanting bays, great gastronomy, warm-hearted and humorous inhabitants. A popular meeting place for the German-speaking community. A DOBRODOSAO – warm […]

Groznjan, located in the north-eastern part of Istria – with great cultural significance – also on an international level. In the summer, the town is transformed into a cultural beehive. Summer academies for young people, artistic, dance and drama workshops led by well-known artists and pedagogues attract hundreds of thousands of guests. From afar, you […]

Halfway between Pula and Opatija – seemingly beyond all doubt – high above the Istrian Riva – lies LABIN. A medieval centre, in the 50s and 60s the centre of coal mining. History meets modernity. Enchanting bays, great gastronomy, warm-hearted and humorous inhabitants. A popular meeting place for the German-speaking community. A DOBRODOSAO – warm […]