Transfer from Milan - Malpensa International Airport
to Rovinj

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Departure from Milan - Malpensa International Airport
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Estimated arrival to Rovinj
14:42h

Trip duration: 342min

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Departure from Milan - Malpensa International Airport
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Places you can visit along the way

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Motovun
Croatia

75 min

This captivating hilltop town that dominates over the valley of the Mirna River was built in 13th century. Although it changed various feudal masters during... its past, the Venetian influence remains the strongest. They ruled the town in the period 1278-1797. The oval main square, which is the only flat place in the whole town, is encircled by well preserved town walls from the 13th and 14th centuries and houses a colorful church. Town planning has well preserved all the characteristics of medieval architecture. Motovun is surrounded by vineyards thus it is also famous for exceptional Croatian wines, like Malvazija and Teran, as well as for the black truffle that can be found in this area. In Motovun as well as in the surrounding area there are many excellent local “konobe” and restaurants.

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Venice
Italy

195 min

There isn’t much one can say about Venice that hasn’t been said before. The city ranks among the most beautiful towns in the world and... the list of sites worth visiting in Venice is almost as long as all the articles, poems, letters and stories written about this fascinating dream-like place. Every corner will overwhelm your senses with beauty as each building is a work of art. The city’s landmark is St. Mark's square with Saint Mark’s Basilica, the imposing bell tower il Campanile and the Ducal Palace. The best place to soak this all in is Cafe Florian, at the very square, and if you are willing to queue to get a table, you will be rewarded with excellent coffee in great ambiance.

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Verona
Italy

135 min

Verona has rightfully earned the title of world’s most romantic city because it’s right here that the love story of Romeo and Juliet took place.... In front of the House of Juliet, where the real-life Cappello family once lived, you have a chance to touch the statue of Juliet which will, allegedly, make your love wish come true. If this is not enough of a reason to visit Verona, than perhaps the city’s wealth of culture and history will persuade you to come. Verona surely doesn’t lack of ruins, history buildings, charm and beauty.

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Basilica di Aquileia
Italy

90 min

Pure beauty and real peacefulness, that’s what you will find in Basilica di Aquileia. Built in Romanesque-Gothic style, this holy place houses wonderfully preserved 4th... century mosaics depicting religious and pagan symbols. From the 73-meter-tall bell tower you can enjoy wonderful views.

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Grotta Gigante
Italy

105 min

Italian region Friuli-Venezia Giulia boasts in many interesting tourist sites but the cave Grotta Gigante is definitely one of the most fascinating. Due to its... exceptionally large dimensions (98.50 meters high, 76.30 meters wide and 167.60 meters long) it has entered in the Guinness Book of World Records in 1995 as the world’s largest tourist cave (this title was lost in 2010 with the opening of La Verna Cave in France). The cave has a breathtaking setting where you can admire the stalactites, stalagmites and other natural compounds formed over the past millions of years. The tour takes one hour and it includes 500 steps up and down, but the impressive beauty that waits for you in “the center of the earth” is well worth the effort.

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Bergamo
Italy

105 min

Bergamo may not be as famous as other Italian megalopolises but it is well worth a visit, even for more than a day. A cozy... old town at the foot of the Alps will surprise you with its wealth of churches, medieval, renaissance, and classicist architecture, lovely piazzas, villas, and museums. The town is divided in Upper Town (La Citta Alta) and the Lower Town (La Citta Bassa). While the Lower Town is a newer district, the Upper Town is the oldest part of the town with tiny medieval streets, embraced by Venetian walls. These two towns are connected with funicular, if you don’t prefer to take the steps. Bergamo is also well-known for the excellent culinary heritage, so we encourage you to stop at one of the fine dining restaurants that this city has plenty.