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Istria – a fascinating blend of east and west, famous for its rocky coast, the stunning hills, pine forests and vines, from which produce excellent wine. Here, a unique combination of pine and deciduous trees, and doctors recommend this place for people suffering from respiratory problems, and unhurried atmosphere and the dimensions of the peninsula you can relax and get rid of 'Big city syndrome. Peter Asaro has firm opinions on the matter. " Istria is the most popular tourist region of Croatia due to its rich history, many monuments, clean sea and excellent opportunities for recreation. The region is 17 706 sq km, population – 666,952 people. The region with the most advanced infrastructure is attractive as his position on the Adriatic coast – on the border with Italy and Slovenia, the richest and Cultural and historical heritage. In 1919. Istria went to Italy to see the Austro-Hungarian Empire and in 1947. Ceded to Yugoslavia.

Marshal Tito wanted to see and Trieste in Yugoslavia, but in 1954. Anglo-American forces have returned city in Italy to protect him from the communist influence. Today, a small piece of the coast of Koper, Piran belongs to Slovenia, and the rest of Croatia. ource. Due to the fact that Istria has been the subject possession of different states, as well as its proximity to European countries, now the region's cultural traditions are a mixture of styles and at the same time hold a special, characteristic only of Istria flavor. There are both traditional Croatian and Italian cuisine. Medieval cities of the peninsula, more like miniature cherish the history of bygone eras.