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III Istria Music Festival: Croatia, Porec
(September 2017)

Festival Overview

Participants

  • Folklore groups, orchestras, majorettes, modern dance groups, choirs, music bands from all over the world
  • Choirs who are able to perform on open-air stages
  • The number of the participants are not limited
  • No age limits
  • Number of seats are limited!

Application deadline: 15 JANUARY 2017


Festival Schedule

21.09.17 –  Day 1:

  • Afternoon arrival at the Hotel, meeting with group leader’s and festival organizers, discussing the programs of the next day’s
  • Dinner in the Hotel
  • Disco in Lanterna

22.09.17 – Day 2:

  • Optional program, visit 3 cities
    Pula – one of the oldest Istrian towns whose history goes back for 2000 years. Take a walk through the town, see the Arena, Triumphal arch of the Sergi family, temple of Augustus and many more.
    Rovinj -according to many one of the most beautiful Istrian towns. Built on an island with lots of colorful houses with Venetian architecture, squeezed one to another and to the very edge by the sea and with the wonderful church of St. Euphemia on the very top of the island in which you can still see the sarcophagus from the early 4th century. After the sightseeing of the town and an organized lunch you can enjoy the remaining time to explore the old streets of Rovinj.
    Poreč – the antic town with the Decumanus street and the Euphrasian Basilica from the 6th century that represents the real example of Byzantine art with its well-known mozaics. There is also the old Roman house and many more of the cultural monuments that still live in the legends and history of the region. On the other hand Poreč is a modern touristic town, the center of tourism that attracts many tourists with different events.
  • Performance in tourist resort Lanterna
  • Disco in Lanterna

23.09.17 – Day 3:

  • Breakfast in the Hotel, Fully day trip visiting most fascinating cities of Central Istra
    Motovun – In the northern part of Istria, overlooking the Mirna River valley, lies surely the most famous and attractive Istrian medieval town of Motovun. This captivating hilltop town is one of the characteristic symbols of the Istrian interior.
    Groznjan – Grožnjan – a small Istrian town of great cultural significance not only in Croatia but also internationally, lives its summer months very intensely. Every year in the beginning of May, the little streets and squares of Grožnjan metamorphose and turn into a truly artistic beehive. Visiting Dvigrad castle near Kanfanar.
    Svetvinčenat – The medieval town of Svetvinčenat, situated in the southern part of central Istria, is one of those Istrian jewels that has been discovered only recently. It offers a variety of tourist offer such as events taking place at extremely attractive historical sites of this town.
  • Performance in the evening at the city square in Porec
  • Disco in Lanterna

24.09.17 – Day 4:

  • Breakfast, departure of participants

Participation fee includes

Participation fee does not include

  • Transport
  • Optional programs (only recommendations, not arranged by the organizers)
  • Insurance
September 21 2017

Details

Start: 21 September, 2017 @ 8:00 am
End: 24 September, 2017 @ 5:00 pm
Cost: €99
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Venue

Porec Croatia

Poreč, Croatia,

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Participation fee: 99 euro/person
Addition day can be booked for 30 euro/person/day

Additional Info
Istria is one of the most popular destinations for foreign visitors to Croatia and its towns of Umag and Porec continually top annual polls of the best holiday resorts in Croatia, as organized by the Croatian National Tourist Board and Croatian TV. With a strong Italian influence (the region in fact used to be part of Italy during the early part of the 20th century), this certainly is a beautiful region of Croatia both along the coast and inland, with its pretty hilltop towns. Rovinj is a true gem of a town, and Pula is also well-worth a visit – home to the Arena, a very well-preserved Roman amphitheater. The one thing that Istria does lack, however, compared to more southern coastal regions are many large islands. The Brijuni group of islands (near Pula) are the exception and great for a day-trip.