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Buzet, perched atop a hilltop in the heart of the Istrian peninsula, conceals a history rich with centuries of heritage dating back to Roman times. This enchan…
Fažana is a small Istrian fishing town with a long tradition dating back to Roman times, situated along the Adriatic coast opposite the Brijuni archipelago. It…
Grožnjan is a picturesque Istrian hilltop town whose history stretches back to Roman times, while its present-day appearance was largely shaped during centurie…
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