Discover the history and culture of Vodnjan through free guided tours, exploring local traditions, architecture, and the town's famous extra virgin olive oil.
Discover the wonders of Vodnjan with a licensed expert guide, all free of charge, through English, Italian, German or Croatian. Find out why people from Vodnjan are called „Bumbari", what unexpected treasure is hidden in the biggest church in Istria and where the inquisitions were held during the middle ages. Discover why extra virgin olive oil from Vodnjan is considered one of the finest in the world, how our stone huts called kažuns were built and many other interesting facts, all during an enjoyable walk through the old town.
Meeting point: Vodnjan Tourist Bord, Narodni trg 10 Booking is not obligatory, but you can send an email at: infovodnjan@gmail.com ITALIANO / ENGLISH: every Tuesday DEUTSCH / HRVATSKI: every Thursday
La mula de Parenzo is an interpretive historical walk through Poreč that brings the city's rich past and famous folk song to life through guided storytelling.
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La mula de Parenzo is an interpretive walking tour through Poreč that explores the city's history and traditions through the lens of its famous folk song. Participants are guided by actors portraying historical figures, visiting key landmarks like the Northern Tower and Marafor Square.
La mula de Parenzo is an interpretive historical walk through Poreč that brings the city's unofficial anthem and local history to life through actors and guided tours.
La mula de Parenzo is an interpretive historical walk through Poreč that explores the city's rich past and the story behind its famous folk song. Participants are guided by actors through key landmarks, including the Northern Tower and Marafor Square, to learn about the people and events of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.