Two bedrooms apartment with balcony, 400 m from the beach in Porec

Two bedrooms apartment Gogic is located on the first floor of a family house. The kitchen is equipped with stove, oven, microwave oven, refrigerator and coffee machine. Bathroom with shower, hair dryer and washing machine.The apartment offers two fans, Wi-Fi internet connection and sat TV. Aircondition. Bedrooms have a double bed each. Each bedroom have an exit to the covered balcony. Come and stay in this apartment in the center of Porec and experience everything this tourist town has to offer! Enjoy your stay in this nice apartment at only 400 m from the center of Porec and sea. The nearest grocery store, bar and restaurant are 150 m away. Porec, as the capital of Croatian tourism by the number of nights offered by apartments, hotels, camps and various types of private accommodation, is situated on the western coast of Istria. The extraordinary effort invested in the cleanliness and landscaping of the city itself, as well as the beautiful bays and beaches, in balance with the beautiful nature, pine forests and green macchia, and numerous islets, has brought Poreč numerous awards and recognitions.

Porec’s richness is measured by its historical heritage, deeply rooted in this area for thousands of years. The priceless city centre, located on a small peninsula submerged in the sea. Its foundations were put in place during the time of the rule of the Roman Empire. From then until now the symmetrical geometric layout of the streets has been preserved, the along the length of Decumanus and transverse Cardo Street. The priceless Euphrasian Basilica, was built in the 6th century and its value has been recognised by UNESCO, the protector of the world’s heritage who in 1997 took this location under its wing. Within the sometime Porec city walls, near the oldest square, Marafor, the fragments of ancient temples are thoughtfully cared for. The rich treasury of old-city monuments belongs to the Romanic House dating from the 13th century, the House of Two Saints dating from the 15th century and the baroque interior of the Istrian Parliament. As it grew outside the city walls, medieval churches sprung up in the city and the church Lady of Angels, built in the 18th century, rises on Trg Slobode (Freedom Square).