Motovun, Hum et Saveurs d'Istrie

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Motovun, Hum et Saveurs d'Istrie

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Langue(s): Anglais

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Durée: De 4 heures à 8 heures

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Explorer la ville médiévale de Motovun, située au sommet d'une colline
Découvrez Hum, la plus petite ville du monde
Dégustation d'eaux-de-vie artisanales de première qualité d'Istrie et de spécialités locales
Plongez dans l'histoire de Hum au musée local

Ce qui vous attend

Motovun est une ville de conte de fées où l'on rêve de s'enfuir. Des allées de maisons en pierre, chargées de galeries d'art et de cafés, s'alignent de part et d'autre des robustes murs vénitiens - vous allez adorer. Et bien qu'elle soit incontestablement la star de cette demi-journée, vous découvrirez également la plus petite ville du monde : Hum.

La première étape de la matinée est Motovun, au sommet d'une colline - un monument médiéval en soi avec des vues imprenables sur les vignobles qui s'étendent en contrebas. Promenez-vous dans la vieille ville et imprégnez-vous de l'atmosphère à la fois bohème et ancienne.

Ensuite, vous continuerez vers notre prochaine étape, Hum, officiellement la plus petite ville du monde. Vous y découvrirez l'histoire de la ville au musée Hum Aura, installé dans un bâtiment historique qui a servi de grenier à blé et de mairie pendant des siècles. Votre voyage se termine par une dégustation dans une distillerie locale. Goûtez à des eaux-de-vie de premier choix, des confitures maison et d'autres délices régionaux élaborés à partir d'herbes et de fruits sauvages cueillis sur les pentes du mont Učka, offrant ainsi un véritable goût d'Istrie.

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GULLIVER TRAVEL

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Recevez un remboursement de 100% si vous annulez jusqu'à 1 jour avant le début de l'activité.

Ce que les internautes disent de cette expérience

Excellent

4,6 /5

Basé sur 20 évaluations de voyageurs vérifiés

Catégories d'évaluation

Sécurité

4,8/5

Service

4,8/5

Rapport qualité-prix

4,5/5

Personnel

4,8/5

Toutes les évaluations (20)

5 étoiles (14)

70%

4 étoiles (4)

20%

3 étoiles (2)

10%

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Chris
Verified booking
3
23 septembre 2025
A voyagé en couple
We felt that we would have liked more time to have a meal and relax and enjoy yhe surroundings.
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Neetynoodles
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5
16 septembre 2025
A voyagé en couple
Tin, the guide, was outstanding. His local knowledge and passion to share was apparent and attention to details was excellent. This was a fantastic trip showing traditional and historical culture and architecture which was brought to life by the friendly and respectful guide. Thank you for a wonderful trip.
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John
Verified booking
5
1 juillet 2025
A voyagé en couple
The guide was very informative and the trip in my was was just the right length of time for a Sunday morning trip. The group was the right size, and everyone was able to listen to the guide and enjoy the experience.
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Lisa S
Verified booking
4.2
23 septembre 2024
A voyagé seul
I loved Motovun. Bored by tasting. Nothing to eat :(
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Gareth and Nikky
Verified booking
3.4
9 juillet 2024
A voyagé en couple
A good trip. Boban was a good guide, Motovun was beautiful and the trip to the distillery very enjoyable, with an abundance of free samples. My only reservation is that when we booked the (a week beforehand), it included truffle tasting at a farm, which had apparently been cancelled due to Sunday opening laws. We only found out by reading other reviews and subsequently speaking to our rep. Strangely, although it didn't happen, Boban still mention the truffle tasting in his introductory speech.
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Paul
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4.2
15 mai 2024
A voyagé en couple
Fantastic guide. A rather long day depending where your hotel is. Also on Sundays local shops might be closed as they can only open 16 Sundays a year, so watch out for that. Excellent views for most of the trip.

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