Rovinj
Walk the old town's narrow lanes up toward St Euphemia's church, then explore the waterfront and nearby green spaces.
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Our Croatia atlas currently begins with Rovinj, Motovun, Šibenik. These are introductory destination notes rather than full field guides; the coverage is selected, not comprehensive.
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Walk the old town's narrow lanes up toward St Euphemia's church, then explore the waterfront and nearby green spaces.
Read the Rovinj introductory note ↗Explore a fortified hill town overlooking the Mirna valley and discover Istrian food traditions beyond the busiest terraces.
Read the Motovun introductory note ↗See St James Cathedral and the old stone lanes, then explore the town's fortresses and waterfront at an unhurried pace.
Read the Šibenik introductory note ↗Explore Vis and Komiža villages and quieter coves; ferry connections and boat excursions depend on season and sea conditions.
Read the Vis Island introductory note ↗Stone lanes and Adriatic outlooks define the old city, while nearby neighborhoods and islands offer a gentler pace.
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Explore Vis and Komiža villages and quieter coves; ferry connections and boat excursions depend on season and sea conditions.
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