Tinjan: Hotels and Accommodation

Culture

Tinjan maintains a blacksmithing tradition centered around the tool kosir. A traditional exhibition called Šimunja showcases kosiri and other forged products made by blacksmiths from all over Istria.

The free-standing bell tower of Tinjan Parish Church was built in 1762. In the historic town center, the local history collection Enriko Depiera is housed in the Kažamara building from 1552 next to this parish church.

Cuisine

At ISAP, visitors can compare Istrian prosciutto with products from other Croatian regions and other countries. The Municipality of Tinjan and the Association of Istrian Prosciutto Producers have organized the International Ham Fair every year in October since 2007.

Hiža Istarskog Pršuta in Tinjan 5 allows visitors to taste prosciutto, cheese, ombolo, sausages, kosnice and pancetta from local producers and family farms. The Hiža shop offers cured meat products, honey, olive oil, truffles, hemp oil, cheese and wine to take home.

Things to Do

Od lokve do lokve (615) is an easy, 26-kilometer-long cycling route that begins and ends in Tinjan. It connects the restored old ponds of Tinjan; each pond has a rest area for cyclists.

Staza suhozida is a moderately difficult trail connecting Kringa and Tinjan.

Surroundings

The surroundings of Tinjan include Dvigrad Castle, Veliki Breg, Gruja Vrh, Trba, Sveti Ivan, Church of St. Mary on Škriljinah and Standar. Soardo-Bembo Palace is located in the wider regional area surrounding Tinjan.

Anyone wishing to book a hotel in Tinjan can continue their accommodation search afterward. Further destinations: Radetići, Žužići, Jakovici, Muntrilj, Brčići, Brečevići.

To the overview of the higher-level travel area: Općina Tinjan.