Small but nice :The Istrian Wine Route
From Savudrija on the border to Slovenia to Pula on the southern tip of Istria, a 175 kilometre long wine route winds its way past pretty little towns with medieval fortifications, Gothic town palaces or Venetian patrician houses.
Small cellars produce fresh Malvazija or earthy Terlan: wines made from autochthonous grapes, which were already popular in Roman times. Countless monuments - villas, temples or forums - along the route bear witness to their presence. First of all, the amphitheatre in Pula, the sixth largest of its kind.