This small Baroque church reflects Rovinj’s spiritual past with its pastel façade and quiet setting near the Old Town entrance. It offers a gentle introduction to local religious traditions.

Standing at the hilltop, this landmark offers wide Adriatic views and a story tied to Rovinj’s patron saint. The exterior and square provide a peaceful place to pause and take in the scenery.

This narrow stone street is known for its artistic character, lined with small galleries and local works. It reflects Rovinj’s long-standing connection to art and creativity.

This museum highlights the traditional wooden fishing boat that shaped local life. From outside, you learn how maritime culture influenced the town’s identity.

Once the main gate of Rovinj, this arch marks the transition into the Old Town. Carved figures reflect the blend of Venetian and regional influences.

Located in a Baroque palace, this museum showcases the city’s layered history. The exterior reveals architectural elegance from Rovinj’s Venetian period.