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Town in Istria, Croatia
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Rovinj (Italian: Rovigno) is a city in Istria. The city is officially bilingual (Croatian and Italian).
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The museum is housed in a Baroque palace that in the 17th and 18th century belonged to the Califfi counts. It was founded in 1954 by a group of artists from Rovinj with the intention of collecting and exhibiting works of art. Today it serves as a town gallery and as a place where its rich bank of works of art is permanently exhibited.
Multilingual menu, with pizza, pasta, risotto, as well as specialty meat and fish dishes. Reasonable prices with excellent service.
Quiet, quirky restaurant specialising in seafood, pizzas and veal cooked in the peka - a slow-cooking method using live coals and a long-handled pan. You need to order two days in advance for this.
Great restaurant with nice waiters, the food is excellent and the view is stunning.
A very good restaurant with excellent staff, and the food is excellent and abundant. The steak here is extremely good.
Fantastic location by the sea with atmospheric under sea lighting and seating on the rocks.
Nice guesthouse with very friendly and personal staff. Clean, small, single rooms are available.
By bus
There are also buses from Central Pula run by Flixbus.
By boat
Venezia Lines is a high-speed ferry company in the North Adriatic, linking Venice to the Istrian coast and in particular Rovinj. Departure (in season) every day at 17:00 and arrival at 20:00.
Rovinj and the surrounding area are small, and are easily accessible on foot. Bicycle hire is quite inexpensive in Rovinj and there are very good cycle tracks along the coast.
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