Batana Eco-Museum
A tiny waterfront museum dedicated to the traditional flat-bottomed batana fishing boat, still built and sailed in Rovinj. Very low admission for an intimate look at living maritime heritage.
Church in Rovinj
A Baroque church crowning Rovinj’s hilltop old town with a 60-meter bell tower modeled on St. Mark’s in Venice. Free to enter, and the climb to the top rewards with a 360-degree panorama over the Istrian coast and archipelago.
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A tiny waterfront museum dedicated to the traditional flat-bottomed batana fishing boat, still built and sailed in Rovinj. Very low admission for an intimate look at living maritime heritage.
A protected cape south of the old town with shaded walking and cycling trails through pine and cypress forest leading to rocky swimming coves. Completely free and a refreshing escape from the summer crowds.
A tightly packed peninsula of cobblestone lanes, colorful Venetian-style houses, and artist galleries tumbling down to the waterfront. Free to wander and one of the most photogenic old towns on the entire Adriatic coast.
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The whole of Rovinj