• Church of St. Euphemia - This is the largest baroque church in Istria, majestically overlooking Rovinj from its hilltop position in the heart of the old town.

The design is inspired by the campanile of St Mark’s in Venice and is crowned with a 4-meter copper statue of St Euphemia, which rotates on a spindle to indicate the wind’s direction.

Visitors can explore the church and ascend the bell tower.

It is a 45-minute drive from Pula to this location. If meeting in Rovinj, it is a 7-minute walk to reach the church.

• Balbi’s Arch - The current site of Balbi’s Arch was once the main gate to the fortified city of Porton della Pescheria. The original gate was demolished in 1678/79, and Balbi’s Arch was constructed in its place.

The Arch is situated in the bustling city port.
A stroll around Rovinj’s old town takes approximately 20-30 minutes.

• Porec Old Town - With a history dating back to prehistoric times, Porec boasts a rich and eventful past. Visitors can walk along an ancient Roman street and view the remnants of a Roman forum and ancient temples.

The drive from Rovinj to Poreč takes about 45 minutes.

• Euphrasian Basilica - This is one of the oldest and most well-preserved examples of early Byzantine architecture in the Mediterranean.
• Hilltop Walled Ancient City of Motovun - Motovun is among Istria’s most stunning and well-preserved medieval hilltop towns.
  Visitors can enjoy truffle tasting and stroll along the ancient city walls.

The drive from Poreč to Motovun takes approximately 40 minutes.

After a walking tour of Motovun, the group will head to a local agrotourism for lunch. The drive takes 10 minutes.

Lunch will last about 1 hour.
Then, there will be a 1 hour and 30-minute drive back to the meeting point.

• Snacks

• Gratuities
• Entrance fee to Euphrasian basilica $7.1 USD per person
• Entrance for Motovun walls $5 USD Per person
• Tea and coffee
• Lunch

Istria is a region renowned for its rich history and outstanding cuisine. Discover the charm of this distinctive area and everything it has to offer.

The tour includes visits to Rovinj, Poreč, and Motovun.

Rovinj and Poreč are stunning coastal towns, boasting a rich history and breathtaking landscapes. They are perfect for history buffs and photography enthusiasts.
Motovun is situated in the heart of Istria, perched on a hilltop and encircled by the renowned Motovun forest, abundant with black and white truffles.

Istria is often referred to as “small Tuscany” for a reason, and this tour will reveal why Istria is known as “terra magica.”

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.