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Over the past few years, Croatia is becoming more like a popular destination and a country that is certainly worth a visit. With blue and crystal clear Adriatic Sea, pristine natural beauty, important historical and cultural landmarks many tourists are increasingly attracted more and more tourism and new tourist spots, Mediterranean gastronomy and the warmth and hospitality of local people. One of the places and all offers must-see is the Rovinj. Experience the magic of Croatian and spend an unforgettable vacation in Rovinj.

Small as it is, once a fishing town, located on the west coast of the Istrian peninsula, which was initially developed on a small island which was later silting of channels has become a peninsula. The Mediterranean climate allows for lots of sunshine and warm days and pleasant evenings. The first thing that will dazzle you with its old town is on the top is St. Euphemia, the patron of the city. Walk its narrow streets between high-rising buildings is a real experience. Descending from the Church of St.. Euphemia Grisia main street, and passing through Balbi arch leads to the main square. In the middle is a fountain and the town clock and if you head west until you reach the museum, and later the fish market and the market. On another page there is fameous Rovinj waterfront, around which there are numerous restaurants, cafes and patisseries. It is at this waterfront that a large number of anchors, boats soybean place to find and still many Batana original Rovinj boat typical for the flat bottom.

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Rovinj is situated on the west coast of Istria, the biggest Adriatic peninsula. The town itself is rich in history and has some amazing architectural buildings.

With Rovinj being a tourist destination it has a wide variety of restaurants, cafés and bars to suit everybody`s taste.

The top three restaurants are Monte, Santa Croce and La Puntulina. Scuba is the best seafood restaurant.

Monte restaurant is a fine dining experience run by a husband and wife duo. This offers fine dining, although the prices are slightly higher than other restaurants around; but the food makes up for it!

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The Croatian city of Rovinj is located in the county of Istria on the North Adriatic Sea and on the western coast of the Istrian Peninsular. It is a particularly picturesque old city, making it a popular tourist resort. It also boasts a thriving active fishing port.

The city is officially bilingual and both Italian and Croatian are widely spoken. Served by Pula airport, which is around 30km south of the city, the trip takes around 40 minutes by car. However, it should be noted that cars are not permitted in the old town area.

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For the past eight years, Croatia has been home to one of the most popular and talked about dance festivals on the planet. The Croatian Summer Salsa Festival returns once again for its ninth year to the city of Rovinj for yet another week of sun-baked dance and celebration. The festival is open to people of all interest and skill levels and promises more this year than ever before.

Running from the 25th of June into early July, the festival pretty much takes over beautiful Rovinj, with party locations, dance classes and hotspots all over the city. A colourful dance and music festival, you can take it easy and enjoy the hot weather, beautiful surroundings and great food and drinks, or you can get stuck in to the action yourself. There are classes and seminars for learning all kinds of salsa styles, taught by both local Croatian instructors as well as world renowned dancers from all over the globe. Rovinj is a great place to stay any time of year, as it has a great deal of cheap, central places to stay, from simple rooms to private apartments. Check with sites like rovinjtravel.com for more details on specific dates.

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