Fine dining – an experience to indulge in!
Reborn. The word encapsulates the feeling we would like you to take as a souvenir from Istria. A reborn mind and body on a holiday full of different experiences! One of the experiences that guarantees the ultimate sensation of the Istrian lifestyle is fine dining. Get comfortable and explore the innovative Istrian cuisine at restaurants such as Cap Aureo, Tekka by Lone, Wine Vault, French-inspired Adriatic, Agli Amici, and others.
Istrian cuisine is unique because it combines the influences of continental Croatia, Austria and Italy with traditional Mediterranean food. When sophisticated culinary techniques and attention to detail are added, you have all the ingredients for a guaranteed ultimate fine dining experience.
Find a beautiful, elegant but comfortable spot and let it seduce you, surprise you and render you speechless.
If you’re interested in Istrian fine dining, visit the Cap Aureo restaurant, where chef Jeffrey Vela creates dishes that inspire, convey important messages and awaken all your senses at the same time. Tekka by Lone, Croatia’s best Japanese restaurant, fits perfectly into the modern design of the Hotel Lone.
If you’ve never had the opportunity to try the dishes prepared by top Italian chefs at Agli Amici, a restaurant in Italy with two Michelin stars, book a dinner at Agli Amici Rovinj, where the collaboration of local and Italian chefs results in incredible interpretations of delicacies from Istria and Rovinj on three menus – Rovinj, Istria and Godia.
The list of restaurants includes Wine Vault, known for its combinations of food and wine and its extensive collection of more than 350 Croatian and international wines, as well as the French-inspired Adriatic Brasserie, and many others.
For more information on the concepts of these restaurants and help in matching the extensive offer of the restaurants in the Rovinj area with your wishes, please, contact the concierge.
Holidays in Istria
The Grand Park Hotel Rovinj provides a holiday experience that comes to life. It is harmoniously situated on Rovinj’s eastern shore, offering remarkable vistas of its old town and a revitalising wellness & spa experience. The Grand Park hides many small pleasures. Take time to discover them.
This chic boutique hotel is located in Rovinj’s historic centre and is entirely inspired by art. Every part of the hotel is decorated with art by Croatian artists made exclusively for the hotel. And if you feel inspired to create a piece of your own, the view of Rovinj’s rooftops from your room is an excellent motif with which to start.
Combining a unique and functional design over six floors, located by the sea and the centuries-old Golden Cape forest park, this hotel is a year-round leisure and business destination. Just like a contemporary art museum, every detail of the Hotel Lone, awakens your desire to explore.
Enjoy the carefully curated cuisine in one of three high-end restaurants, soak up the sun at the Beach Club with a refreshing cocktail in your hand or simply relax in our boutique wellness and spa designed to offer you pampering for the body and relaxation for the mind. Monte Mulini, an adults-only experience that will revitalise you in true hedonistic fashion.
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Visit Golden Cape forest park.
Also known as Punta Corrente, the Golden Cape is one of the most significant nature parks in the northeast Adriatic.
Only a 15-minute walk from the centre of Rovinj and spreading over an area of 52 hectares, the forest park hides a world of unbelievable diversity, numerous plant species and deep shade that provides cool shelter during the long summer days.
Dubrovnik’s city walls are considered one of the largest and best-preserved medieval fortification systems.
The city walls of Dubrovnik that surround the old city centre were built as a defence system. Today, they are one of the most popular attractions in Dubrovnik, as well as the best-known Dubrovnik monument protected by UNESCO.
The Festivity of St Blaise is the most important event for the city of Dubrovnik and its residents. It is a day of celebration and appreciation of the patron saint who, according to legend, appeared during the invasion of the Venetians and helped the folk of Dubrovnik defend their city.
The festivity includes a series of events, the most prominent of which is a procession carrying the relics of St Blaise through the city while the people touch them with reverence. The Festivity of St Blaise was pronounced intangible world heritage by UNESCO, which, together with the city walls, has put Dubrovnik on UNESCO’s World Heritage List.
