Rovinj ππ· – Old Town Walk
Take a virtual walking tour through the charming historic streets of Rovinj, Croatia, and explore the vibrant heart of the Old Town. This travel guide takes you past iconic landmarks like Balbi’s Arch, the bustling Port of Rovinj, and the famous art-lined Grisia Street, culminating at the magnificent St. Euphemiaβs Church overlooking the Adriatic Sea. Discover rich Venetian history, peaceful hidden squares, and traditional Istrian architecture
π Be sure to turn on subtitles in your language to get extra information and details about the places featured in this walking tour.
π Select a location:
00:00 – Route Map
00:34 – Route Preview
02:49 – Franciscan Monastery
03:36 – Elementary School Vladimir Nazor
04:20 – Church of St. Francis of Assisi
07:40 – History of Rovinj
09:00 – Piazza Al Ponte
10:03 – Carera Street
11:36 – Church of St. Charles Borromeo
13:10 – Matteo Campitelli Square
16:16 – Church of the Most Holy Trinity
16:48 – Square on the Pond
17:55 – Adris
21:36 – Photo Art Gallery Batana
26:42 – Port of Rovinj
28:10 – From Island to Peninsula
29:56 – Rovinj Heritage Museum
30:24 – Main Square
30:55 – Town Clock
31:45 – Boy with the Fish Fountain
32:24 – Balbi’s Arch
33:14 – Matteotti Square
34:40 – Grisia Street
39:01 – Church of St. Joseph
41:06 – Church of St. Euphemia
π§ Explore the map of this walking tour on Google Maps:
https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/edit?mid=1eX5at6X3F1JTkPsRL2-dMpapPYemmQs&usp=sharing
π Google Maps and Google Earth Studio were used to create this video.
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1 Comment
Walking through these historic streets always feels like stepping back in time. Which part of the Old Town was your favorite? Did you prefer the view from the Port, the climb up Grisia Street, or the stunning lookout from St. Euphemiaβs Church? Drop a comment below and let me know! πβ¨