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Dobrodosli - Willkommen Mein heimliches Wahrzeichen 4 Erste Orientierung 6 Schlaglichter und Impressionen 8 Geschichte, Gegenwart, Zukunft 12 Übernachten 14 Essen und Trinken 16 Reiseinfos von A bis Z 18 Unterwegs in Istrien und der Kvarner Bucht (Mtuni oflnidl CSwanraiff' MM: Ifgg dflnllsK dMxin) Die Westküste und das Landesinnere 30 Novigrad 30 Buzet 32 Motovun 37 Pazin 41 Porec 42 Rovinj 49 Brijuni 55 Fazana 55 Pula 56 I rimatft flII > Lebendines Mittelalter - istrische Architektur in Groznjan 33 Loggien und Kirchen sowie schicken Galerien entdecken. I rilMBt all ^ Genießen rund um Motovun - Trüffel Wein, Olivenöl 38 Auf der Spur der feinen Basics istrischer Küche. I rfltelia All >Mosaikenwunder in der Euphrasius-Basilika in Porec 46 Das goldglänzende UNESCO-Weltkulturerbe entdecken. Icüteüfi<311 > Kunst und Szene - Galerien und Shopping in Rovinj 52 Hinter malerischer Kulisse blühen Kunst und Kunsthandwerk. l(ilteüfiSII> Provinzmetropole der Antike - das römische Pula 58 ______ Die spektakuläre Arena ist nicht das einzige Erbe der Römer. IrittTdiftfill^Kameniak - mit dem Rad durch Istriens wilden Süden 61 Die unter Naturschutz stehende Halbinsel besitzt 30 Orchideen arten und eine Küste, die immer wieder zum Baden einlädt. Die Ostküste mit Cres und Losinj 63 Labin 63 Insel Cres 65 Insel Losinj 70 2 http://d-nb.info/1078162832 Geschichten aus einem uralten Dorf - Lubenice 66 Oer Ort mit der langen Geschichte hat nur noch zwölf Bewohner. EiEeKgsjlk LoSinjer Seefahrt einst und heute - Veli und Mali Losnj 71 Die Kaptitänshäuser in Veli Losinj künden von der Vergangen heit, die neuen Werften von Mali LoSinj weisen in die Zukunft. Kvarner Bucht mit Abstecher Plitvice 75 Lovran 75 Opatija 76 Rijeka 82 Crikvenica 84 Plitvice 88 EiMMSIfe>Wo früher die Monarchen kurten - zwischen Volosko und Lovran 78 Dieser Küstenabschnitt galt um die Wende zum 20. Jahrhundert ______ als sehr mondän, heute knüpfen Notsalgie-Hotels daran an. l(iM5Bgill>Da geht der Punk ab - Rijekas Nachtleben hat sich gemausert 85 Die Szene der Stadt überstrahlt den gesamten Kvarner Golf. feMGfllfeWasserfälle und Feenschleier - Wandern im Plitvice-Nationalpark 89 Vorbei an türkisblauen Seen und moosbewachsenem Kalkstein. Krk und Rab 93 Insel Krk 93 Krk-Stadt 93 Punat und Kosljun 99 Baska und Stara Baska 102 Insel Rab 106 Rab-Stadt 106 Lopar 111 BIMißflafrAuf den Spuren der Frankopanen durch Krk-Stadt 94 Das Geschlecht der Frankopanen prägte Krk zwischen dem 12. und 16. Jh. mit seinen Bauten. IdMifitHDVon Kellerei zu Kellerei - der goldene Wein von Vrbnik 100 _ Edle Tropfen rund um das Küstenstädtchen. l<tMS5ftöl>Tafel von Baska - Zeugnis einer fast vergessenen Schrift 103 Altkroatische Schriftzeichen zieren die berühmte Steintafel, sie ______ ist das älteste erhaltene Dokument in kroatischer Sprache. l(tM5B1BI>Von Kirche zu Kirche - die Gornja ulica in Rab-Stadt 108 Vier Kirchen in Panoramalage führen durch die Stadtgeschichte. Sprachführer 112 Kulinarisches Lexikon 114 Register 116 Autorin, Abbildungsnachweis, Impressum 120 3 .

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