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Hum, known as the smallest town in the world, offers a unique experience. With fewer than 30 inhabitants and only 12 houses, it feels like a step back in time. The medieval city walls, old churches and traditional konobas give an authentic picture of Istrian culture. A visit to Hum is a short but memorable journey through history and tradition

Poreč, located on the west coast of Istria, is a city where history and modern life come together. The old town center is home to the famous Euphrasian Basilica, a UNESCO World Heritage site, with beautiful Byzantine mosaics. The Roman street layout is still visible, with charming alleys full of shops, cafés, and restaurants. Along the coast, you will find numerous beaches with crystal-clear water, ideal for swimming and snorkeling. For the adventurous traveler, there are opportunities for water sports and cycling routes through the surrounding nature. In the evening, the city comes to life with cultural events, local markets, and a lively atmosphere. Poreč offers a versatile experience that allows both relaxation and discovery.

Rovinj, located on the west coast of Istria, is known for its colorful houses and lively atmosphere. The old town center, located on a peninsula, has narrow streets that lead to the imposing Church of St. Euphemia. The lively harbor is filled with traditional fishing boats and offers a beautiful view of the surrounding islands. Local markets offer fresh produce and crafts, while the many restaurants let you taste Istrian specialties. Art lovers can enjoy the many galleries and open-air exhibitions. With its mix of culture, gastronomy and natural beauty, Rovinj is a destination you should not miss during your trip through Istria.