Often considered Istrias prettiest town, Rovinj was originally an island, which was fortified and joined to the mainland in the Middle Ages. Pastel-coloured Venetian-style buildings line the fishing harbour, overlooked by the hilltop Church of St Euphemia. Chic waterside bars serve cocktails while eateries dish up seafood and the regions delicacy, truffles. South along the coast, Zlatni Rat offers pinewoods and secluded coves for bathing.
