Istria is covered with olive groves and studded with towns nestled on the hills: You'll get a first look from the bus.
Your destination is the most beautiful and best preserved of all: Labin, known as the town of artists. Yes, because dozens of painters and sculptors have their studios in the old town and art, throughout the centuries, was never amiss.
With your guide, you'll pass through the town's main gate, welcomed by the lions from the Venetian coat of arms: It used to be ruled by the lagoon city and the elegant architecture of palaces and churches bears witness to this.
Then, you'll visit the municipal museum, which tells the story of the town: There's also a reconstructed mine, as coal mining is closely linked to the territory.
From the highest lookout point, you can take photos of the sea and the Istrian mountains and in your free time of other Gothic and Baroque churches.
Then, amid the hills owned by the Bacac family business, you'll taste the wines, extra virgin olive oil, brandy and snacks produced by them. At the end, you'll discover that Istria is not just history, art and beauty, but also a symphony of flavors.