Study Poreč Region: Discover an Ancient Jewel by Bike

Study Poreč Region: Discover an Ancient Jewel by Bike

Visit the Poreč region and experience one of Istria’s most beautiful combinations of ancient history, coastal charm, natural wonders and hidden inland stories, perfect for a relaxed cycling adventure.

Here’s how:

  1. Download the free Bikademy App and register
  2. Choose a Study — a region or city for cycling. In this case, select “Porec Region”.
  3. Explore the Exams — predefined locations within the Study.
  4. Cycle to each Exam and check in through the app.
  5. Complete all Exams and win rewards after finishing the Study.

That’s all you have to do, but you get so much more because this Poreč Study truly has it all.

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Višnjan Observatory

One of Istria’s most inspiring places for science, education and discovery, located on Tičan hill near Višnjan.

The observatory is known for its astronomical research, advanced telescope technology and strong educational mission. It was developed as a place for modern observations, but also as a learning environment where students and young researchers can take part in real scientific work. Here, curiosity, knowledge and innovation meet, and the view goes far beyond the Istrian landscape, all the way to the stars.

Ride to this Exam, look up, and discover one of the most remarkable scientific stories in Istria.


Porec Old Town

An ancient Adriatic jewel where more than 2,000 years of history can still be felt in the streets, squares and stone walls.

Located on a small peninsula, Poreč Old Town has preserved its Roman street layout, with Decumanus and Cardo Maximus still forming the heart of the historic centre. Among its most important landmarks is the Euphrasian Basilica, a UNESCO-protected masterpiece and one of Croatia’s most valuable cultural monuments. Walking through the old town, you can feel the layers of Roman, Byzantine, Venetian and Mediterranean heritage in every corner.

Cycle to this Exam and discover the timeless charm of Poreč where Roman history, Venetian heritage and the Adriatic atmosphere meet.


Baredine Cave

A hidden underground world near Nova Vas, shaped slowly by water, stone and time.

Baredine Cave is one of Istria’s most fascinating natural attractions, known for its impressive stalactites, stalagmites, underground halls and unusual stone formations. It is also home to the olm, a rare underground animal often called the “human fish”. This Exam reveals a completely different side of Istria: mysterious, quiet and hidden beneath the surface.


Santa Marina Bay

A small and peaceful bay near Tar and Vabriga, perfect for a relaxed cycling stop by the sea.

Santa Marina combines clear sea, coastal views and a quiet Istrian atmosphere. Nearby is the wider Lanterna area, known for its beautiful campsites, as well as the Loron–Santa Marina archaeological site, connected with Roman amphora production used for transporting wine and olive oil. This location brings together the simple beauty of the coast and the deep historical traces of ancient Istria.

Cycle to this Exam and discover a place where the sea, nature and ancient Roman heritage meet on the Istrian coast.


Vrsar

One of the most picturesque coastal towns in Istria, known for its hilltop old town, narrow streets and beautiful sea views.

From Vrsar, you can enjoy views of the marina, coastline and small archipelago of islets in front of the town. Its stone houses, viewpoints and Mediterranean atmosphere make it a charming stop, while local stories connect it with fishing, seafaring and even the legend of Giacomo Casanova. It is a place where the old town, the sea and the horizon all feel close together.

Cycle to this Exam and enjoy a small Istrian town with big views, rich stories and unforgettable Adriatic charm.


Vizinada

A peaceful hilltop town in inland Istria, surrounded by vineyards, olive groves and wide views over the Mirna River valley.

Vižinada offers a quieter and greener side of the Poreč region, with stone houses, local traditions and authentic countryside charm. It is also connected to the famous Parenzana route, the former railway that once linked Trieste and Poreč and today serves as one of Istria’s most popular cycling and walking trails.

This Exam captures the spirit of inland Istria: scenic, calm and perfect for discovering by bike.


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