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Places To Visit In Rovinj

La Grisia

Often overlooked as just another narrow street, La Grisia is a must visit for art lovers. La Grisia is a street connecting the main square and St. Euphemia's church that is home to many art boutiques and galleries. From paintings, artisinal jewelry to sculpture, the street has something in its locker for art lovers of all kinds. The street's galleries open their doors to the tourist population by means of an exbition in August of each year.

Old Town

The old town is the heart of Rovinj. The area is known for its baroque buildings inspired by the gothic, medieval and age of renaissance. The old town is the most historical zone of the city of Rovinj. The narrow alleys and walkways leading to the city's various monuments and terraces offer a delightful experience to history lovers. One can find old doors built decades ago, small churches around the entire region that make it a must visit on your trip to Rovinj. Read More

Nature lovers are in for a surprise with oak and pine grove forests close to the city. Whether you want to spend your day in calm and peaceful surroundings in the nature's arms or take stroll across the green oak and pine grove forests that are home to over 10 species of cypress, Punta Corrente Forest is the place to be. Take a stroll, go swimming off the rocks or climb the giant rocks, the Punta Corrente Forest is a must visit for every nature and adventure lover when in Rovinj. The park is located a mere 15 minutes walk from the Old town, keeping the protected park in reach of all travellers and other tourist attractions of the city. Read More

The Church is the largest baroque building in the land of Istria and is renowned to offer 360 degree views of Rovinj. The Church of St. Euphemia is more than your everyday prayer home. Located on a hilltop, the church boasts of a clock tower that offers a panoramic view of Rovinj. Built in the 18th century, the church has a marble tomb built inside of St. Euphemia that add to its charm. One can make the journey to the top of the bell tower by paying a petty fee to take a full view of the city. Read More