Holiday homes in Novigrad
Novigrad is a historic harbour town on the Novigrad Sea. This inland sea runs from Karin Gornji in the east of
Istria to the Velebit Channel in the west. Novigrad is a fantastic destination for a versatile holiday in
Croatia. The old centre consists of a maze of streets, alleys and squares, with nice bars and restaurants. Novigrad harbour is just as nice. You can stroll,
shop or eat something on one of the many terraces. Here you can also rent boats and kayaks, so you can enjoy a day on the water both in the bay and on the Zramanja River. A holiday home in Novigrad is also an ideal base for fun daytrips and nice outings in the area. The picturesque towns of Umag and
Porec are only 30 minutes away. The artistic village of Groznjan is also worth a visit.
Sights in and around Novigrad
Novigrad has a rich history. The town originated from the remains of a fortress, on top of a hill that extended to the sea. Over the centuries, Novigrad has been in the hands of many civilisations, including the Greeks, Romans and even the Venetians. All these cultures have left their mark on the city, which is mainly reflected in the old centre. One of the most beautiful buildings is the Rigo Palace from 1760, which houses a small but interesting museum. Other historical sites include the parish church of Saint Pelagus, the 9th century Saint Agata church and the old Saint Maksim basilica. There is also a lot to see and do in the Novigrad area. A nice way to explore the region is by
bike. There are numerous lovely routes that will take you to the most beautiful places in Istria.
Easy and affordable booking through Micazu
Micazu believes in direct contact. Therefore you will book your holiday home in Novigrad directly with the owner. Quick, convenient and cheap.
Enjoy a versatile holiday in Istria. Check out the selection of private holiday homes in Novigrad.
Nice things to know about Novigrad
- The Greeks called Novigrad ‘Neopolis’, the Roman name was ‘Civitas Novum’ and the Italians called it ‘Cittanova’. They all have the same meaning as Novigrad: ‘New Town’.
- In August it is often very busy in Novigrad. During that month, the Heineken Music Nights Jazz Festival and the three-day folk festival for Saint Pegalus are held here every year.
- Tip for a daytrip: you will find the spectacular Aquapark Istralandia amusement park just ten minutes down the road.
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