Jelena's Guidebook

Jelena
Jelena's Guidebook

Natural beauty

This national park is full of pristine beaches.
900 locals recommend
Kamenjak
900 locals recommend
20 locals recommend
Otok Sveti Nikola
20 locals recommend

Sightseeing

Built in the 6th century, it is the most important historical property in Poreč. The Euphrasian Basilica was registered on the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites in 1997. The early-Christian compound is the only complete landmark in the world preserved from that period.
307 locals recommend
Euphrasius Basilica
22 Eufrazijeva ul.
307 locals recommend
Built in the 6th century, it is the most important historical property in Poreč. The Euphrasian Basilica was registered on the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites in 1997. The early-Christian compound is the only complete landmark in the world preserved from that period.
599 locals recommend
Motovun
599 locals recommend
440 locals recommend
Grožnjan
440 locals recommend
593 locals recommend
Pula
593 locals recommend
71 locals recommend
Rovinj
71 locals recommend

Food scene

98 locals recommend
PIZZERIA NONO
4 Zagrebačka ul.
98 locals recommend
35 locals recommend
Epoca
24 Obala Maršala Tita
35 locals recommend
This is a farmer’s market or “Peskera” where you will find fresh produce, seafood, pasta, olive oil and other homemade delicacies. It is walking distance from the apartment. It is open from 6am-2pm.
14 locals recommend
Peškera
1 Mlinska ul.
14 locals recommend
This is a farmer’s market or “Peskera” where you will find fresh produce, seafood, pasta, olive oil and other homemade delicacies. It is walking distance from the apartment. It is open from 6am-2pm.

Convenience store

Steps from the apartment, it is a convenient small market for staple food and drink items.
market Poreč
11 Ul. Decumanus

Grocery store

A very well stocked small grocery store.
71 locals recommend
Konzum
17 Ul. Rikarda Katalinića Jeretova
71 locals recommend

Wineyard

The most delicious Austrian wine. Call before visiting.
6 locals recommend
Fakin
20a Bataji
6 locals recommend

City advice

Travelling with kids

Porec is a small town so it is easily traveled by foot.

In the historic town center, everything is very close, from grocery stores to bars sand restaurants and beaches. There is NO need to drive unless you go on day trips.
Don't miss

Farmer’s market or “Trznica”

Wonderful selection of delicious fresh produce, plus seafood, and homemade pastas, honey, preserves and olive oils. The market is a very short distance from our apartment.
Don't miss

Jazz at Lapidarium, Decumanus ul. 9, 52440, Poreč

Every Wednesday throughout the summer the Lapidarium, a cultural and historical complex as well as a Cafe and Bar, hosts classical and modern jazz concert series. This is very, very close to the apartment.
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Concerts in Euphrasiana Basilica

Classical-music concerts, run by Poreč University, take place at the Euphrasian Basilica several times a week during summer.
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Poreč Annale

One of the oldest Croatian contemporary-art exhibitions takes place at the Istrian Parliament and is curated around a single theme. It runs from August to mid September.
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Poreč Open Air Festival

Concerts, theatre and film screenings take place on alfresco stages around town and on Sveti Nikola island from July to mid September.
What to pack

What to pack

Comfortable walking shoes, bathing suit and beach towels, lightweight clothes.
Travelling with kids

Traveling with kids

Our apartment is right on the playground so it is ideal for kids. Porec is a wonderful place for children especially if you are staying in the historic center because you do not need to drive. There a tons of restaurants, ice cream shops, easily accessible beaches, and lots of other kids around. There are also plenty of grocery stores if you want to cook.
Useful phrases

Useful phrases

Please: Molim vas. Thank you: Hvala. Where is the bathroom: Gdje je zahod? Ice cream: Sladoled.
Don't miss

Motovun Film Festival

The Motovun Film Festival is an annual film festival established in 1999 and held in the small town of Motovun, Croatia. It usually takes place over five or six days in late July or early August. Visit www.motovunfilmfestival.com for more information.
Getting around

Public parking or Car Parks

https://www.myporec.com/en/travel-planning/parking-in-porec