BEAUTY AT A BARGAIN
Istria: Europe's All-purpose Peninsula
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Draguć, a hill town in Istria's interior.
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A yacht pulling in to the main pier in Rovinj.
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Tartini square, in Piran.
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Frescoes in the Chapel of St. Roch, in Draguć.
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The five-part Petit Delices entrée at Valsabbion hotel and restaurant, outside Pula.
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Istria's rocky coves, like this one in Rovinj, turn the coast into a summertime playground.
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Valsabbion's lobby and alfresco dining area.
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Pula's Roman amphitheater, the Arena.
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The view from Valsabbion.
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The James Joyce statue, at Caffe Uliks in Pula.
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Pazin's 10th-century castle sits on the edge of a gorge that splits the town in two.
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