Rabac was definitely one of the smaller cities. It was nice to end the vacation on a more calm note. It's a beautiful city on a hill that looks over the sea and the mountains. Not much to see other than some beautiful nature.

Pula is a city where you can find the beautiful colosseum. The city is much more metropolitan than the rest we have been to so it was nice to walk around in a bigger city with less tourists. We also did a 3 hour cruise to Brijuni national park and had a delicious grilled fish dinner and watched the sunset with dolphins.

One of our favorite places we visited was Grožnjan. It is a small city but quite touristic. We went to a restaurant called Pintur where we had homemade goulash and spoke to the restaurant owner who told us more about the restaurant and the city. We also saw some animals while driving as the city is in the middle of Istria surrounded by nature.

Rovinj is also a very beautiful city with old buildings and a very unique old town. The streets are tiny and made of old stone which all gives into this beautiful romantic Italian vibe.

Umag was a short stop before Groznjan, it was quite nice as well but we just took a walk around the city and had a coffee.

Here are some pictures from this trip:

From 21st of August to 10th of September we travelled to multiple cities and places in Croatia. We visited Zagreb, Porec, Umag,  Groznjan, Rovinj, Pula, Brijuni National Park and Rabac.

Here are some pictures from Porec.