One-bedroom apartment with balcony at Villa Armin

Summary:
One-bedroom apartment with balcony and parking space ideally for couples or small family in the center of Rovinj and sea just 10min walking distance.

The Space:
Discover this charming one-bedroom apartment, ideally situated for a memorable stay in Rovinj. The apartment boasts: a cozy bedroom with a king-size bed, offering a peaceful retreat; a versatile living room with a sofa bed, providing additional sleeping space; a functional kitchen, equipped with a microwave, refrigerator, stove, and cooking essentials; a modern bathroom with a shower for your convenience; and a private balcony, where you can unwind and soak up the ambiance. Guests will appreciate the air conditioning, ensuring comfort in all seasons.

The Neighborhood:
On the magnificent coast of Istria (Croatia), right below the Lim Fjord, is the most romantic place in the Mediterranean! The town of Rovinj is the right destination for all of you seeking a sentimental atmosphere of the times that have forever gone by. In the Mediterranean, you can find it here, in the town that has begun its romantic life on an island, its restricted area resulting in crowded houses, narrow streets, and small squares, still untouched by modern urbanism. On the seaside, the town is protected by a high rocky shore and house walls built on cliffs, while the mainland side is protected by solid walls. The town is dominated by the baroque St. Euphemia’s Church, its 60-meter tower providing a view of grey and red rooftops and chimneys, streets and squares, the port and pier with ships and boats, and the marina harboring yachts.
This unique old town core, the 67-kilometer shoreline, 2,289 ha of protected green surfaces, and park forests, 16 islands, islets, and reefs, make this town unique. Built upon a rich fishermen’s tradition, it has become distinctive for its unique boat called batana and its songs bitinada. Its beauty is particularly appreciated by artists who have painted the most beautiful motifs here and exhibited them in their art studios.