Park Hotel Rovinj
I M Ronjgova bb Rovinj, Istria, 52210, Croatia
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Kahlan's Cool Birthday
... of Glavani where the adventure park was located. It was a very cold morning (in the low 30s) and there was frost everywhere. After getting to the park, we meet the daughter of the owner (Nevenko) and another young helper. Both the daughter and the helper were friendly and helped the kids get into there harnesses and helmets. The adventure park was split into two sections. The kid section was about five feet ...
Ears, fleas and horses
... On the side, we had a salad with spinach and roasted beets, the beets we called bloody chunks. For dessert, no Halloween can be complete without sweets, so we made coconut macaroons.
Although I considered our attempt at Halloween a success, Abigail was bummin’. She missed the fanfare, the costumes, the trick or treat for even if we do not eat the candy, the Halloween Fairy is a loved tradition. She vowed next year, ...
A City of Light
... down the hill without raising my camera. In looking at my pictures I think of the masters who preached the importance of light. Interestingly it was one of the most artistic venues we visited featuring a wonderful modern art museum and many local stores that carried original jewelry, crafts, and paintings.
After a full day of exploring, we walked back into town ...
Moving in to Rovinj
... and another for the kids to play at the park, we continued our walk. The old town does not allow cars in the streets, so the girls loved the feeling of not having to worry about getting run over. Zelka told us of a local pizza place called San Giacomo that they liked so we gave that a try which turned out to be a pretty good pizza place. Tomorrow we'll start work on stocking up our kitchen with food and exploring the town some ...
Hotel Valamar
... and the town became populated with Yugoslavians until the separation of Yugoslavia in 1991.
Porec has weathered all of these changes quite well, although the once industrial port town, and capitol of Istria, now relies on a hand full of businesses outside the city center and tourism to survive. There are a few draws to Porec for visitors: the resorts that attract German tourists mostly, like on ...



