Top Rovinj Markets

Exclusive experience in Rijeka "The European Capital of Culture 2020". Visit statue of J.P. Kamov, Chapel of St. Nepomuk, Liberation monument on Delta, Memorial bridge, HNK Ivana pl. Zajca, Old City Hall, City Tower, Modelo Palace, Municipial Palace, St Vitus Cathedral, Galeb – the former yacht of J.B. Tito, warehouses in the harbour, the pier of Rijeka – Molo Longo, market and it's pavilions, house of Simeon Adamic, Turkish house and Trsat Castle all in one tour

The seaside resort of Piran lies along the coast of Slovenian Istria, less than two hour’s drive from Rijeka. On this tour, cross the border and soak up the scenery as you journey along the Slovenian Coast. Along the way, visit the coastal villages of Portorož, Izola and Koper; enjoy a guided walking tour of Piran and see the former home of composter Giuseppe Tartini; and sample Slovenian food and wines.

Pula, situated near the base of the Istrian peninsula, is the largest city in Istria. Its most famous attraction, the well preserved Roman amphitheatre, is one of the most famous sights in the whole of Croatia.

The beautiful peninsula of Istria is known for its stunning coastal sights, historic attractions, and delicious culinary specialties. Save hours of research time searching where to eat in Istria, and go on a guided tour instead. Visit the tiny town of Hum, the ancient city of Motovun, and Groznjan town. Along the way, try a variety of local dishes, as well as wine and liquor.

HIGHLIGHTS Istrian peninsula boosts with great wine and truffles Motovun – captivating hilltop town is one of the characteristic symbols of the Istrian interior Rovinj – one of the most photogenic places with cobble streets, shops and little galleries Rovinj’s church St. Euphemia overlooking Adriatic Sea Great food options; from truffles to mouthwatering sea food

Make a walkthrough European capital of culture, city of Rijeka. This is probably the only city in the World which changed 6 different countries in the last century. Learn how city developed, about its turbulent past and specific local mentality. Let's feel how city breathing, visit local food market and see what is offering, pass ancient Roman remnants and climb on medieval fortress with great view over the bay. Make a walkthrough main city promenade, visit the cathedral, and several other interesting points in the city. Find out why canon ball is inside of the cathedral wall, why the narrowest street is bearing bats name, what is "Dead channel" and what represents red line in the middle of one city square. During the tour we will discuss about past and present, history and culture, and experience together this unique city

A story about the intertwined destiny between the port and the city that over time almost become synonymous. Cycling tours include visits to a number of places of maritime importance, historical and current. Time: 2 hours Length: 10 -12 km Level: Easy, 95% flat terrain road .

Virtual tour, Central European time (Rome, Paris, Zagreb). Experience will be held from our homes and we will show you prepared videos, maps and pictures. Make a "walk" through European capital of culture, city of Rijeka. This is probably the only city in the World which changed 6 different countries in last century. Learn how city developed, about it`s turbulent past and specific local mentality. Lets feel the breeze of Saturday morning, visit local food market and see what is offering, hear street musician on a moment, pass ancient Roman remnants and climb on medieval fortress with great view over the bay. Make a walk through main city promenade, visit cathedral, and several other interesting points in the city. Find out why cannon ball is inside of cathedral wall, why narrowest street is bearing bats name, what is "Dead channel" and what represent red line in the middle of one city square. After each segments we will discuss about what you have seen and answer on all your questions.

Discover the food, culture, and history of Rovinj during this half-day small-group walking tour. Visit specialty food shops and local restaurants to sample Istria’s traditional cheese, pasta, prosciutto, wine, and more. Set out on a guided walking tour that includes six tastings (with three wine pairings) along with a stroll through a local market.