Porec

The city of Porec is situated on the western coast of Istria. With its surrounding region, Porec today has about 17 000 residents. During the summer it hosts more than 70 000 tourists. The small peninsula, where the heart of the old city lies has been inhabited as far back as 6 000 years ago.
The old city is a cultural monument by itself. There is a sacral complex, the Euphrasian Basilica from VI century. The mosaics that decorate the interior and the forepart of the church fall into a category of the most beautifully preserved works of Byzantium art. UNESCO has classified the whole complex, since 1997, as the world's cultural heritage.
Porec is home to some of the most stunning beaches in the region. One of the most popular beaches in Porec is Val Marea, Polidor Beach is another must-visit destination, while Brulo beach is another hidden gem - no matter which beach you choose to visit in Porec, you're sure to have a memorable and enjoyable experience.
Culinary delights in Porec are as vibrant as its cultural life offering a string of lively cafés, bistros, taverns and restaurants serving a unique blend of authentic recipes and new concepts in the Mediterranean cuisine.