Editor's Choice Rovinj
Rovinj’s skyline is defined by the 18th-century Baroque Church of St. Euphemia, whose 60-meter bell tower was modeled after St Mark's Campanile in Venice. Nearby, the Monkodonja archaeological site contains the remains of a Bronze Age hillfort with preserved dry stone walls dating back to 1800 BC. The town’s coastal location is reflected in venues like La Puntulina and Caffe Bar Mediterraneo, both situated on the rocky cliffs of the old town. To the north, Restaurant Blu offers Mediterranean dining on a terrace overlooking the Adriatic Sea.
A Church of St. Euphemia, Rovinj
The Church of St. Euphemia, often known as the Basilica of St. Euphemia and by locals as the Church of St.
B Monkodonja
A memory of the region's earliest settlers. The remains of the ancient city are still impressive.
La Puntulina
Seafood restaurant situated on the rocky cliffs of the old town, featuring terraced seating directly above the Adriatic Sea.
Caffe Bar Mediterraneo
Waterfront café located on the rocky shoreline of the old town, providing sea-level views and outdoor seating on the cliffside.
Restaurant & Apartments "Blu"
Mediterranean restaurant located in the Borik area north of the city center, featuring a sea-facing terrace and a focus on regional seafood.
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