Welcome to Rovinj, the pearl of the Istrian Riviera! Located on the western coast of the Istrian Peninsula, Rovinj is a charming town with narrow streets, colorful buildings, and crystal-clear waters. Here is your tourist visitor guide to make the most of your trip:

1. Stroll through the Old Town: The Old Town of Rovinj is a maze of narrow winding streets, cobbled alleyways, and picturesque squares. Here, you will find a fusion of different architectural styles—Roman, Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque, and Venetian—that are a testament to Rovinj’s long and varied history.

2. Climb to the top of St. Euphemia’s Church: The bell tower of this 18th-century Baroque church is the highest point in the town, and offers spectacular panoramic views of the Adriatic Sea, the surrounding islands, and the Istrian countryside.

3. Take a stroll along the harbor: Rovinj’s harbor is a bustling hub of activity, with numerous fishing boats, pleasure cruises, and yachts, bobbing in the water. Sit in one of the many cafes or bars that line the harbor and watch the world go by.

4. Visit the Batana House: The Batana House is a museum dedicated to Rovinj’s traditional rowing boat, the batana. Here, you can learn about the history of the batana and see photographs, films, and exhibits of the local fishermen.

5. Explore the Church of the Holy Trinity: Nestled on a hill overlooking the Old Town, this beautiful 14th-century church is known for its stunning Renaissance frescoes by Jacopo Negretti.

6. Relax on the beaches: Rovinj has some spectacular beaches, with crystal-clear waters, rocky coves, and expansive sand dunes. Some of the best beaches are Lone Bay, Mulini Beach, and Cuvi Beach.

7. Try the local cuisine: Istrian cuisine is a fusion of Mediterranean and Central European flavors and is known for its seafood, truffles, and wines. Some of the local dishes to try are crni rižot (black squid risotto), maneštra (vegetable soup), and pršut (smoked ham).

8. Visit the nearby islands: Rovinj is located near several beautiful islands, such as the islands of St. Katarina, St. Andrew, and Red Island. You can take a day trip to these islands, go swimming, and explore their pristine beaches.

We hope you have a wonderful time in Rovinj and enjoy the beauty of the Istrian Riviera!