Novigrad or Cittanova is one of the most beautiful places on the west coast of Istria. The history of the picturesque, bilingual fishing town with its pretty old town goes back to ancient times. Today Novigrad not only impresses with its idyllic alleys, the medieval city wall by the sea and the extensive coastal promenades, […]

The Mediterranean port city of Umag is located in the north of the Istria region, not far from Trieste in Italy and the Slovenian capital of Ljubljana. Good geographic location and excellent tourist offer make romantic Umag one of the most popular holiday destinations in northern Croatia. This beautiful apartment house with a total of […]

Poreč is a lively coastal city with a picturesque, historic old town, beautiful sea promenades and a rich culinary offer. The town, together with neighboring and incorporated municipalities, forms the largest and most diverse tourism center in Istria. Only about 15 minutes by car from this “Jewel of Istria” is this new and sophisticatedly designed […]

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, […]

If in Europe all roads lead to Rome, then in Istria all roads lead to Žminj, the center of Istria and the old crossroads. At the crossroads, at the foot of the town, is the Calvary from 1720. At the entrance to the town is the church of St. Bartula, around which Bartulja is traditionally […]

Kaštelir is located on the west coast of Istria, in the northeastern hinterland, 13 kilometers from Poreč. The place is surrounded by lush Mediterranean vegetation – everywhere the eye sees olive groves, vineyards and of course the blue of the Adriatic Sea. There are several award-winning wineries, restaurants and the taverns typical of Istria as […]

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 […]

Buje is a small place in the northwestern part of Istria, only 12 km away from Umag. The city is the center of an agricultural area surrounded by fertile plains, olive groves and vineyards. Around the city, the most famous Istrian wine region impresses with 24 wine routes, wine shops and restaurants that offer popular […]

Sveti Petar u Šumi, a small parish in central Istria, widely known for the Benedictine monastery in the 12th century. Century (according to one source 1134), which were later taken over by the Paulines and kept to this day. The inhabitants of this area are mainly engaged in small and medium-sized businesses, agriculture and rural […]

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 […]

The hill town of Grožnjan is a paradise for artists, art lovers and musicians. In the warm season there is always a lot of hustle and bustle here, because the artists’ village is proud of well over 30 galleries and studios of painters and sculptors. In addition to artists, the place also attracts musicians, after […]

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 […]