Rovinj to Motovun and Groznjan: Private day trip

Motovun was built in the 13th century and exudes a strong Venetian influence. Today, the small town (home to about 500 inhabitants) offers a number of galleries, boutiques, bars, and restaurants. Motovun’s main square is the only flat place in the whole town and houses a colorful church. The leading highlight of the village is a enchanting panoramic view of the Istrian valleys. Motovun also has exceptional Croatian wines made from the grapes of surrounding vineyards and many black truffle infused dishes. Whether visitors are searching for old town charm or exquisite cuisine, they’re sure to find it in Motovun.

Groznjan is a small Croatian town where there is inspiration around every corner and the majority of its occupants are Italian. This truly creative town is infused with art galleries, summer music academies, dance and drama workshops, and humble peace activists. Throughout the summer there a multitude of music festivals with a jungle full of classical and jazz instruments in every hand. Simply by walking through the old town you will find a number of exhibitions, wine tastings, and a zest for life. Come visit this town in the heart of Istria, just a few kilometers away from the sea and soak in all of Groznjan's culture.