Istria
Poreč
Poreč was inhabited already in anitque times; during 2nd century BC, on this small peninsula a roman castrum was built. It was400m long and 200m wide and today represents the area of the city center. The first tourist guide was printed already in 1845. and it contained a description and pictures of the old town.
Noblemen form Austria and Hungary used to visit it regularly since 1866. The most important cultural monument of Poreč is a complex of Eufrasio's basilica dating back to 5th century and protected by UNESCO since 1997. Today, Poreč is a popular tourist destination – there are many hotels, camping-sites, marines…
Červar – Porat (Poreč):
Červat-Porat is a tourist resort with a large marina for 450 boats. It is only 3 km away form Poreč and there you will find a magnificent each 1,5km long, surrounded by pine trees and olives. Červar-Porat is an idel placxe for all people who prefer peaceful holidays.
Funtana (Poreč):
Funtana is situated 6km north from Poreč. Long ago, during the reign of Romans, most important roads in Istria were passing through Fontana and nearby villages like Valkanela and Mulandrija. Today, Funtana is a little turist resort.
Kaštelir (Poreč):
Towards north-east, only 12km form Poreč and on 244 m above the sea level you will find Kaštelir. It has a magnificent sea view. Due to lovely nature, besides regular tourism, people started to organise agrarian tourism as well. People who prefer peace and tranquillity will find all those in Kaštelir.
Tar (Poreč):
Tar is situated 10 km from Poreč, towards western Istria. It is a very little toursit village proud of its fish offer and agricultual fields (vineyards, olive trees…)
Višnjan (Poreč):
Višnjan is situated inland, on the western part of the istrian peninsula, 13 km from Poreč. Lovely nature attracts many people who prefer peace and agrarian tourism which is wiht time more and more important. Vine and food specialties from Višnjan are far known so this i an oppotunity you cannot miss.
