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Extract from the Rovinj Travel Guides:
There are few more pleasant towns in Istria than
ROVINJ
, which lies forty kilometres north of Pula. Its harbour is a likeable mix of fishing boats and swanky yachts, its quaysides a blend of sunshaded caf-tables and the thick orange of fishermen's nets. Rovinj is the most Italian town on this coast: there's an Italian high school, street-names are in Italian, and the language is widely spoken in the town. From the main square,
Trg marsala Tita
, the Baroque
Vrata svetog Kriza
leads up to Grisia Ulica, which is lined with ateliers and galleries selling local art. It climbs steeply through the heart o...
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