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Unusual museum in Istrian town of Rovinj
02 January 2008
An unusual museum in Rovinj presents a fascinating homage to the iconic wooden boats that have been used by the local fishermen for centuries.
The Batana House celebrates these flat bottom vessels that can be seen everywhere in the picturesque harbour of the Istrian town.
Modern multimedia and interactive exhibits bring to life the history and construction of the colourful boats and their connection with the community of Rovinj.
The town and its coastline, including twenty-two islands is a protected area of natural heritage and renting a villa in Istria will allow tourists to explore the mild climate and beautiful landscape of this region.
Rovinj is a charming town with medieval streets features the exquisite church of St Euphemia, which has been described as one of the most beautiful Baroque buildings in Istria.
From the church you can see the Adriatic sea and the many islands islets in the distance.
Category: Istria, Kvarner and North-West & Tourism News/trends
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