Istria

Istria is the largest Croatian peninsula and the most developed tourist region as well as the closest Mediterranean destination for most of the European countries. An ancient land of rich history, picturesque towns and a long coastline, whose green inland and a clear blue sea attract a great number of tourists in search of relaxation and various activities.

Hum is the smallest city in the world? It is situated in the middle of the Istrian peninsula and has a population of only 20 people
James Joyce, the famous Irish writer, used to teach English in Pula and that he is now sitting in one of the caffes (in form of a sculpture) while locals and tourists are slowly passing by?
the best preserved Roman amphitheater is located in Pula and that it is the only one in the world with three remaining seat rows?
the world's largest amphora site is in Pula? More than two thousand of amphorae have been discovered in the vicinity of Pula Arena.
Koki, the famous Tito's parrot, is the most attractive inhabitant of Brijuni?
Josip Broz Tito, the Yugoslav statesman, gave it to his granddaughter as a gift, and the most famous visitors, such as Caroline of Monaco, John Malkovich, and many more, had their picture taken with this beloved cockatoo
dinosaur footprints were discovered in the city of Bale as well as on Cape Kamenjak, and that dinosaur bones were found in the sea?
the olm or proteus, which is an endemic amphibian, lives in Baredine Cave? The cave is a geomorphologic monument of nature. It is situated in Nova Vas, dose to Poreč, and was opened for visitors in 1995.