Historic sites in Poreč
Historic Sites and Ruins
This collection highlights Poreč area historic sites: the 6th-century Euphrasian Basilica with its Byzantine mosaics and UNESCO-listed church complex, nearby Roman-era remains including a temple and forum, a regional museum housed in Sinčić Palace, and several local ruins and prehistoric stone alignments illustrating the region's long occupation and religious continuity.
A Euphrasian Basilica
The Euphrasian Basilica or the Cathedral Basilica of the Assumption of Mary is a Roman Catholic basilica in the Istrian town of Poreč,…
Sinčić Palace - Regional Museum Porec
Regional museum located in the historic Sinčić Palace, presenting archaeological finds, ethnographic exhibits and the cultural history of Poreč and its surroundings.
Kompleks Eufrazijeve bazilike
UNESCO World Heritage complex surrounding the Euphrasian Basilica, containing the baptistery, sacristy and episcopal buildings dating to the 6th century.
Rimski hram
Remains of a Roman-period temple with visible foundations and column fragments in Poreč's old town.
Sv. Martin
Ruins of a medieval church dedicated to St. Martin.
Istrian stonehenge
Stone alignment of probable prehistoric origin — a local archaeological site of standing stones in Istria.
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