There are some places not to be missed, well-known and obligatory tourist points: the ancient Roman colony of Pula, with the third largest amphitheater in Europe. Rovinj, a mirage of white stones and red roofs resting on the water. So Pore?, with the Euphrasian basilica and Opatija, which still recalls the glories of when it was the holiday resort of the powerful of Yugoslavia. Then there are some lesser-known places, such as the Brijuni Islands National Park, the water houses of Moscenice, Buzet with its prized truffles and Motovun, a fortified village. Istria truly has something for everyone, it does not disappoint. Istria Beaches are the best where you can relax and enjoy your vacation to the fullest and are also perfect places to visit. Today we will take you to discover the best things to see in Istria. Rovinj in Istria
There are four colors that welcome visitors to Rovinj: the white stones with which the streets are paved; red roofs and building facades; the intense blue of the sea; the dark green of the pine forests that surround the Croatian city.
In these four colors there is all the splendor of Rovinj, a small unspoiled city suspended over the sea, as pristine as it was when it was a colony of Venice. The Cathedral of St. Euphemia, reachable either on foot along the sea, or through the maze of the alleys of Grisia, the oldest part of the historic center that rises to the top of Rovinj. Life in Rovinj continues during the day on the beaches and in the evening walki...