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Istria is the westernmost County of
the Republic of Croatia,
the largest peninsula of the
Adriatic. It has easy access from
Italy and the rest of Europe.
Climate is mild, Mediterranean
climate (warm and dry summers, mild
and pleasant winters).
The highest mountain in Istria
is Ucka (1,396m).
The largest town is Pula and
smallest town is Hum.
Hum is also the smallest town in the
world.
Istria has beautiful scenery
and old historic coastal towns, rich
Istrian cuisine and very friendly
people.
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Easy and inexpensive access,
including by public transport,
from Italy (e.g. g. Trieste,
Treviso, Venice).
Istria is
often called "the Croatian
Tuscany" - there are lovely
historic coastal towns
(Porec, Rovinj,
Pula, Umag) where the
interior is very picturesque.
The climate includes warm
summers and cooler winters.
Property is quite expensive due
to high demand and Istria's
proximity to the rest of
Europe. Istria
is the most
important tourist destination in
Croatia. |
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