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Holiday home for max. 8 persons in Istria
1/3Private bathing funCroatia | There’s no doubt that the Croatian Adriatic coast offers some great beaches – but your holiday will be perfect if you have your own pool. Enjoy the privacy and splash around to your heart’s content.
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2/3Carefree holidayCroatia | Parents can relax and unwind whilst their children are taken off their hands and entertained in a holiday park or holiday residence.
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3/3And I can come tooCroatia | With these holiday houses it is explicitely allowed to bring pets so that your faithful four legged friend can also enjoy a relaxing and eventful holiday.
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Croatia | Private bathing fun
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Croatia | Vacation in a holiday park
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Croatia Vacation with your dog
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This is how holiday rental owners described Kringa
Although Kringa is very quiet, restaurants, shopping, and excursion opportunities are close by.
It is also a common destination for tourists and has a lot of vacation houses for rent. Many luxury villas show that the ...
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There is a great Istrian restaurant just 150 meters from the house and a small grocery store 1 kilometer away. A great advantage of coming to Kringa on a holiday is that you get to experience a relaxing and quiet vacation in the heart of Istria but also, because of its location, whenever you want you can go and visit the coast, bigger places, and towns around, and most of them like Poreč and Rovinj are under 30 minutes of driving, so you get the best of both worlds.
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show more onwards under the name of Curitico or Coriticum. In the Middle Ages it is the constituent part of the Pazin principality.
In the central part of the settlement there is the parish church of St. Peter and St. Paul's from 1787 along with the piazza adorned with two rustic stone cisterns and a hackberry (Celtis australis) tree.
The notable Istrian priest and community worker Božo Milanović (1890-1980) was born in Kringa. He was also on of the Istrian representatives on the 1946 Paris peace conference, where the Istrian post-war destiny was defined. A memorial stone in his honour was placed on the building where he lived and worked. This fairly small village has other three older churches which can be explored by taking a short circular walk: St. Anna's church from 1558 on the cemetery, St. Catherine's church and St. Anthony the Abbot’s church, along with the rustic Calvary built in 1876. Nowadays Kringa has been more and more notable for Juro Grande, the oldest European vampire and for the unusual events from 1672 related to his character of which Johann Weikard Valvasor took account.
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