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Sep 24, 2019 · These experiences are best for wineries & vineyards in Motovun: Pour your Istria f&b tour; Truffle hunting in Istria private experience; Istrian tapestry - gourmet tour combining wine, truffles and olive oil; Truffle Huntig Istria Tour - 6 days - Small/Private Group; Vino Mio Tour; See more wineries & vineyards in Motovun on Tripadvisor
- THE 15 BEST Things to Do in Motovun - Tripadvisor
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Perched on a beautiful hilltop overlooking Motovun, this is...
- THE 15 BEST Things to Do in Motovun - Tripadvisor
- Walk along the Castle Walls. Motovun has made an impressive stronghold throughout history as it sits enthroned on top of a hill, peering out over the neighboring landscapes.
- Explore the Village. One of the best things to do in Motovun is lazily roaming through the small medieval town without a destination in mind. The old center is incredible, full of history and clunked-together houses along narrow stone streets typical of the region.
- Truffles. If you’re a lover of all things truffle, then truffle-paradise Motovun is for you! Famous for its delicious local food and fantastic wines, the old town offers some excellent restaurants and shops that put the earthy mushroom on center stage.
- Visit Hum. Tucked away in the surrounding green hills, about 40 minutes from Motovun, lies the world’s smallest village, Hum. Its petite charm unfolds through just two streets, each lined with cobblestones and a few cute shops.
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One of the main and most important things to do in the truffle capital is to EAT, of course – and eat well. There are a few top-rated restaurants in Motovun, all of which will meet all of your truffle-rich desires. Here are my faves:
We stayed a bit out of the city in Motovun, in an Airbnb right next to the Fakin winery tasting rooms (which seemed too big of a coincidence to pass up)! If you have a car, Motovun could be a great place to stay a bit farther outside the city in an apartment or villa with a pool/view and to have a bit more of a getaway and look out over hills or vi...
Although photos are great from the top of the hill itself, some of the best photos that capture the essence of Motovun are actually from a bit farther away. There are lots of vineyards near the main road heading south from Motovun. Pull over behind one to get a glimpse of the colorful hilltop fortress behind grape vines. There’s a wonderful viewpoi...
There are lots of other places to see in Istria! Here are a few places you could take a bus or road trip from Motovun.
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About. Fakin winery is located at the bottom of the medieval town Motovun, surrounded by gorgeous vineyards in which Istrian grape varieties are grown. Several different labels of quality wine are produced with grapes grown on 30 hectares of vineyards. To make your gastronomic experience complete, the Fakin family opened a restaurant in which ...
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Roxanich vineyards are located on historically valued lays, recognized since ancient times. ... Kanal 30, 52424 Motovun, Croatia. reservations@roxanich.com Tel: + 385 ...
The Tomaz winery is located at the foot of a small town of Motovun. The 16 hectares of their vineyards extend on the slopes of the same townlet. The annual production reaches up to 100,000 bottles. The Istrian Malvazija is dominant, while other autochthonous varieties are Teran and Muscat (Moscatel or Moscatel).
