Villa Nikolina

The area has been inhabited since prehistoric and Roman times. Over centuries the region was shaped by the Roman, Venetian, and later Austro-Hungarian rule. About 13km away, you can visit the historic town of Novigrad. Known for its stone houses, narrow streets, ancient city walls and towers and historic churches like the Church of St. Pelagius and St. Mary’s Church. Here you can take a cullinary journey and enjoy fresh fish and shellfish, truffle-based dishes from inland Istria, and olive oil and wine tastings in nearby farms and restaurants. Just as close by is Porec, which combines medieval charm, adriatic beaches, and a vibrant cultural scene. Its famous Old Town is known for narrow stone streets, charming squares and historic palaces from the Venetian era. Another stunning historical sight in Porec is the Euphrasian Basilica, where you can view its gold mosaics, well-preserved early Christian architecture and a bell tower with panoramic views of the town. .