The St. Euphemia’a Basilica is the main religious symbol of Rovinj and the most remarkable religious landmark in Europe. Its construction was started in 1725 and lasted for 11 years. Today this fantastic beautiful building executed in baroque style is a unique architectural landmark of the destination. The most important religious relic of the basilica is a sarcophagus keeping the relics of Saint Euphemia. Each year thousands of foreign palmers come there to honor it.
During a warm season the city of Rovinj turns into a favorite destination for eco tourism enthusiasts and beach leisure fans. The resort offers various beaches meeting every taste and fancy: … 
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The old house once belonged to a local forest-guard, is now renovated and its décor of previous years is completely renewed. Beautiful antique furniture, unusual household stuff and original jewelries are presented in the museum’s manifold collection. The museum is embraced with a marvelous forest, so after the exhibition exploration tourists can enjoy hiking in a serene scenic area. Franciscan monastery hosts another remarkable museum. Tourists who are fond of art and desiring to get a deeper insight into handicraft traditions of local residents will like this cultural establishment as well.
City tours, excursions and tickets in Rovinj and surroundings
Iconic cultural sights of Croatia
A lot of discoveries await at the Istrian peninsula, which is one of the most popular resorts. A huge number of monuments of architecture is located in the largest city of the peninsula, Pula. The city was founded by ancient Romans. An amphitheater that was built 2 thousand years ago, has perfectly survived there. It still hosts major events and concerts. In Porec, it is worth to visit the Euphrasian basilica, built in the 6th century, and the ancient Roman temple of Neptune. Otherwise, tourists may just stroll through the streets of the downtown. The old part of Rovinj that is rich in monuments of Romanesque style, is worth a look too. The city museum is set in a beautiful building in the Baroque style. An amazing exhibition is represented at the premises of the Franciscan Monastery. One of the most recognizable cities in Croatia is Dubrovnik, which is known for the old part of the city located on the steep shore of the Adriatic Sea. The central part for walks is Stradun Street, which is lined with limestone. There are numerous shops and sights on it. It is worth to visit the Princely Palace, built in the 15th century. The mansion is designed in a mixed Gothic and Renaissance style; the building has very impressive bas-reliefs. Another monumental structure of the old part of Dubrovnik is the Franciscan monastery of the 14th century, which has a rich courtyard. Next to it, there is the Great Fountain of Onofrio, which was a part of the water supply in the old city. Dubrovnik has numerous amazing museums. One of them is Rupe Ethnographic Museum, located in the building of a huge granary.
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