County in western Croatia
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St. Biagio church
The biggest church in Istria has the remains of 6 mummified saints. It also has a reliquary with 380 relics.
By bus
Buses run from Trieste in Italy, Zagreb and other major cities to Pazin in the centre of Istria, and most to Pula in the South.
By plane
Various airlines serve the airport of Pula.
By train
Trains run daily between Ljubljana in Slovenia and Pula, and from Rijeka to Ljubljana.
By boat
Venezia Lines is a high-speed ferry operator that operates in the North Adriatic. It links the North Adriatic's coasts of Italy and Croatia.
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the most touristy of all Istrian hilltop towns, and is sometimes called the king of the hilltop villages
an ancient Roman town that now is very popular with tourists
a small village near the protected area of Cape Kamenjak.
home to the 6th largest surviving Roman amphitheatre
a popular tourist resort and an active fishing port that has a large Italian population
a picturesque small Mediterranean town - harbour, the Croatian gateway to Europe
two islands are accessible to the public and are part of a national park
famous for its camping sites and coastline.
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