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Istria’s de facto capital, Pula has outstanding Roman remains, notably the sixth largest amphitheatre in the Empire. Outstanding restaurants are another major attraction.
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Home of the film festival of the same name, this charming hilltop town stuns visitors with its commanding view – some love it so much they stay to open boutiques and galleries.
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Istria’s underrated gem, Novigrad contains at least three restaurants worthy of a visit alone, a new five-star hotel with its own marina and far too many bars than it knows what to do with. Italians flock here on Sundays.
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This pretty and popular resort is known for its restaurants and its galleries, its cocktail bars and its high-end hotels. The only town in Istria with a significant gay scene, Rovinj makes best use of its stunning natural setting.
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One of Istria’s busiest tourist towns, the former Roman base of Poreč contains one of Croatia’s most glittering historic sights, the Euphrasian Basilica – although crowded streets may be your abiding memory here.
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