Bale

• Walk through the narrow stone alleyways of the old town core of Bale
• Become part of the Bale Nights, a folk celebration that is held in August
• Take a look inside the Ulika Multimedia Centre and discover dinosaur remains
• Visit the late 14th century palace/fort Soardo-Bembo
• Admire the Renaissance relief of the Virgin Mary in the Church of St Julian
• Visit the bell tower of the parish church of St Pelagius and St Maximus from 1883
• Improve your knowledge of history at the archaeological site of San Polo-Colone-Paravia

Bale developed on the site of a prehistoric fort in southwest Istria, about 13 km from Rovinj and 20 km from Pula. The town has preserved its mediaeval urban plan and features remains of fortified towers, walls and gates. Its rich ambient architecture and specific idiolect of the older population make it a particularly attractive destination. If you happen to be passing through this region and stop by an agrotourism farm, you will soon lean why this small Istrian town is favoured by more and more tourists every year. Its Mediterranean climate allowed for the development of hunting and stationary tourism. Bale is a peaceful haven that is perfect for family holidays. In the warm summer evenings, the sounds of jazz music fill the streets, while gourmets are provided with the opportunity to taste Istrian delicacies on the town square. For those who enjoy a romantic atmosphere, we recommend waiting for the sunset in winter with a cup of tea or a glass of wine. Lovers of active holidays will love the idea of participate in riding, fishing or sailing school, or playing beach volleyball on the Kolone groomed beach. Finally, you can also enjoy the one-of-a-kind experience of staying at a ˝stancija˝ - traditionally built estates that are surrounded by magnificent landscapes. Choose Bale to find a peaceful green haven just for yourself!