Istria

Istria is the largest peninsula on the Adriatic coast and an oasis of inspirations and rich heritage which catches the fascination of travellers from every corner of the world. Istria covers over 2.800 sqkm of land with the population of over 200.000 and a coastal lenght of 445 km.

The opulent cultural fabric of the Istrian peninsula is woven of buildings from almost every cultural era including world-class monuments such as the Roman amphitheatre in Pula and the Euphrasius Basilica in Poreč.

The green, mainland Istria, famous for its white truffle and world famous olive oil, is covered with rolling hills and fertile plains which, through Istria's history, made a perfect platform for the formation of hilltop villages and vineyards. Today, green Istria offers perfect setting for boutique countryside hotels, farmhouse restaurants and wine cellars.

The blue, coastal Istria boasts with some of the most exclusive hotels on the Adriatic coast, world class gastronomy, National Park Brioni and a dozen breath-taking Mediterranean old towns scattered over peninsula's coastline .

Airports in Pula, Rijeka, Trieste, Zagreb and Venice ensure strong travel links to most major European and international cities and make Istria a perfect place for as second home in the heart of Europe.