On one side, olive groves, vineyards and stone towns carved by a masterful hand; on theother, cliffs, wind and the open sea, which create almost dramatic scenes at the very south of the peninsula.
For centuries, the story of Istria was written by the Romans, the Venetians and the Austro-Hungarian Empire, leaving behind amphitheatres, palaces and bell towers that still define the skyline of towns such as Pula, Rovinj and Poreč. And then there is the cuisine, which places Istria at the very pinnacle of Croatian gastronomy.
In the south, Istria’s diversity is particularly pronounced: from ancient Pula to lively Medulin to Premantura and Kamenjak, where the well-kept beaches gradually give way to a wild, rugged coastline with 11 gem-like islands.
A city of Roman monuments, lively squares and the Arena, which has dominated its centre for 2,000 years.
Rugged coastline sculpted by wind and sea, full of coves, cliffs and cycle paths.
An archipelago of unspoilt nature and archaeological heritage, with a safari park and the elegance of a former state summer residence.
A romantic town of picturesque streets and pastel façades, renowned for its exciting gourmet scene – from traditional taverns to Michelin-starred restaurants.
A historic town whose Roman street grid leads straight to the Euphrasian Basilica, mosaics and lively waterfront.
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