Istria Peninsula - Gourmet Delights and Scenic Landscapes
Visitor Fee
No general entrance fee for the peninsula. Specific attractions may have entrance fees.
Transportation
Accessible by car, bus, and plane (Pula Airport). The region has a good network of roads and public transportation.
Things to Do
- Rovinj: Explore the charming old town and waterfront.
- Pula Arena: Visit the well-preserved Roman amphitheater.
- Motovun: Discover this hilltop town known for its truffles.
- Wine Tasting: Visit local wineries and taste Istrian wines.
Why People Enjoy Coming Here
Istria’s diverse attractions, from historic towns to beautiful beaches and excellent cuisine, make it a favorite destination. The region’s scenic landscapes and cultural heritage add to its appeal.
How Old is This Place
Istria has been inhabited since prehistoric times, with significant Greek, Roman, and Venetian influences.
List of Activities
- Sightseeing
- Wine Tasting
- Beach Visits
- Hiking
- Cycling
Additional Nearby Attractions
- Porec: Known for the Euphrasian Basilica, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- Brijuni National Park: An archipelago with stunning nature and historical sites.