Croatia: Istria : With Rijeka and the Slovenian Adriatic, Bradt Travel Guide (3ed. June 23)
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ISBN:
9781784779429
Sprog:
Engelsk
Indbinding:
Hæftet
Sideantal:
248
Forlag:
Bradt Travel Guides
Udgivelsesdato:
26-06-2023
Udgivelsesår:
2023
Udgivelsesland:
Storbritannien
Serie:
Bradt Travel Guides
Serienr.:
0
BESKRIVELSE:
Written by two Croatia experts, this new, thoroughly updated third edition of
Bradt's Croatia: Istria, with Rijeka and the Slovenian Adriatic remains the only
full-length guide to this well-heeled, varied part of former Yugoslavia to
include detailed background and practical information. Catering for all types of
travellers (from outdoors enthusiasts to culture vultures, foodies to
oenophiles) and budgets, the guide offers revised listings for accommodation,
restaurants, and what to see and do. Istria crams remarkable diversity in a
conveniently compact region: it takes under an hour to drive almost anywhere on
the peninsula. The region boasts some of Croatia's most famous sites, including
Pula's spectacular Roman amphitheatre, Porec's UNESCO-listed Byzantine mosaics
(every bit as good as Italy's Ravenna and Istanbul's Aya Sofya), picturesque
medieval hill towns (such as Motovun and Draguc) and frescoes, and the Brijuni
Islands National Park. In 2020, the transport hub and carnival city of Rijeka in
the Kvarner region became Croatia's first ever European Capital of Culture.
Istria is renowned for its cuisine, particularly pasta, game, seafood and
truffles (until recently Istria held the world record for the world's largest
truffle), and also produces fine wine and world-class olive oil. There is plenty
of pampering on offer, too, with luxury and boutique hotels, excellent
restaurants and inexpensive spa treatments. Istria makes a great base to explore
nearby Capodistria on Slovenia's coast, and karst limestone areas with beautiful
and uncrowded coastal towns, castles, Lipizzaner horses and the UNESCO-listed
Skocjan cave. New or expanded coverage in this edition include advice and
information on the Vivapa Valley, Slovenian wines, recently opened hotels,
travelling to Istria by rail, and vegetarian or vegan restaurants. With
extensive sections on trekking, cycling (including the Parenzana long-distance
cycling route) and diving, plus information on windsurfing, parag

