Istria County: Hotels and Accommodation

Dvigrad Castle and the Soardo-Bembo Palace are located in the wider regional surroundings of Istria County.

Trba, Gruja Vrh, Stari Draguć and Sveti Ivan are located in the surrounding area of Istria County.

The activity overview associated with Istria County lists the categories Food and Drink as well as wine-related tours.

Istria County is Croatia's westernmost county and covers most of the Istrian Peninsula.

Its coastline is 445 kilometres long; including the islands, the coastline is stated to be 539.9 kilometres long.

Istria County has the largest Italian-speaking population group in Croatia.

Regional visitor material highlights the Roman amphitheatre in Pula and the hilltop town of Motovun as cultural heritage attractions in Istria County.

The county is described as an area of gentle hills and coastal towns.

Istria County is associated with truffles, Istrian prosciutto and olive oil.

Summarised visitor listings associated with Istria County include canoeing and kayaking, snorkelling, buggy tours, quad biking, hiking tours and wine tours.

The wider Istrian landscape includes the Učka mountain range, the Dragonja, Mirna, Pazinčica and Raša rivers, as well as the Bay and Valley of Lim.

For the wider regional selection, you can open these subpages: Općina Brtonigla, Općina Lanišće, Općina Vrsar, Općina Pazin, Općina Karojba, Općina Motovun, Općina Grožnjan, Općina Cerovlje, Općina Bale, Općina Lupoglav, Općina Fažana, Općina Pićan, Općina Oprtalj, Općina Novigrad, Općina Gračišće, Općina Sveta Nedelja, Općina Medulin, Općina Kaštelir - Labinci, Općina Vodnjan, Općina Žminj, Općina Raša, Općina Vižinada, Općina Sveti Lovreč, Općina Sveti Petar U Šumi, Općina Buzet, Općina Ližnjan, Općina Tinjan, Općina Barban, Općina Višnjan, Općina Kanfanar, Općina Pula, Općina Buje, Općina Kršan, Općina Svetvinčenat, Općina Marčana, Općina Rovinj, Općina Labin, Općina Poreč, Općina Umag.

To the higher-level travel overview: Croatia.