Attractions in Rovinj

On the peninsula of Rovinj, which was an island until 1763, the medieval old town had developed.

The forest park Punta Corrente (Golden Cape) is one of the most important natural attractions of Rovinj.

A small Church of St. George used to be situated where the Church of St. Euphemia is located today.

She still remained loyal to Christ, and was thrown to the lions who eventually killed her but did not devour her body.

Grisia is organized on a Sunday in August, from 7 in the morning until late afternoon.

For the first time it is mentioned in a work named "Cosmographia" by an anonimous inhabitant of Ravenn.

Located in the baroque palace of the XVII / XVIII century of the Count Caliphs, the museum was founded in 1954.

According to tradition, the monastery was founded by St. John of Capistrano.

The Multimedia Centre in Rovinj is a multipurpose space designed primarily for cultural events.

North of Rovinj, about a 20 minute car-ride away, one of the most beautiful natural resources of the Istrian peninsula, Lim Bay, is located.

The town is very well maintained, since it hadn't been destroyed in the wars that were ravaging through Istria.

St. Thomas church is situated 4 kilometres north of Rovinj, next to the old railway line that led from Rovinj to a small place Kanfanar.

The fort of Monkodonja is located about 5 km south-east of Rovinj, and was discovered in 1953 when the first excavations were carried out.

Various layers give evidence of the existence of the the fossilized meadows consisting of sea-weads.

You will have the opportunity to see how the Romans were building the tanks and made water reserves long ago.

Throughout the year this specific wetland area conceals 220 until today observed bird species.