Apartment Salcinovic A2 in Medulin

Medulin and its surroundings were inhabited as early as antiquity. Well-preserved remains of ancient civilizations constantly attract tourists searching for new information and insight. Istrian medieval towns are just as attractive, as well as the priceless treasuries of their churches. Those who prefer natural beauties can visit the Brijuni National Park, Plitvice Lakes National Park and unavoidable nature park Cape Kamenjak, situated in the very heart of the Medulin Riviera.
The multiculturalism of Istria is best felt in its gastronomy which is the result of Italian, Germanic and Slavic influences, bearing in mind at the same time its Mediterranean setting. The Italian influence can best be felt in seafood dishes (fish, clams, crabs, scampi), especially in the combination with different types of pasta, whereas other influences are felt in the rural cuisine. However, the true significance of Istrian cuisine is the use of high-quality ingredients in cooking such as: Istrian prosciutto, truffles and the famed Istrian olive oil, considered to be one of the world's best, praised and awarded at international competitions over the last years.