Villa Romana is situated in the small village of Sveti Petar Sumi in Central Istria. This beautiful villa can accommodate up to 6 + 1 people, making it ideal for a family holiday.
The open-plan, light-filled ground floor features a living room, a kitchen, a dining room and a bathroom. From the living room/kitchen, you have direct access to the lovely private swimming pool with sun loungers.
The three bedrooms are on the first floor, as are two bathrooms. All bedrooms are fitted with a double bed, and one bedroom has an extra bed for one person.
The little ones are sure to love the children’s play area in the villa’s garden, where they can play when they’re not swimming in the pool. Next to the pool is a covered terrace with a dining table and barbecue, where you can prepare delicious meals.
Villa Romana also offers its guests private parking and Wi-Fi. We wish you a pleasant holiday. Villa Romana is situated in the small Istrian town of Sveti Petar u Sumi in Central Istria. It is a quiet and relaxing place. However, the lively tourist centres of Poreč and Rovinj, the beaches, the clear sea and numerous sights are just a short drive away. Central Istria is known for its landscape of small, picturesque, medieval towns that are irresistibly reminiscent of Tuscany or Provence. Central Istria also boasts a rich cultural heritage.
Sveti Petar u Sumi was named after an early 12th-century Benedictine monastery, but for centuries it belonged to the Paulines – the ‘white monks’. It is an unusual Istrian village. Unlike other Istrian villages and towns, where settlements are perched on a hill, Sv. Petar u Sumi lies on a rolling plateau, surrounded by ancient forests. There is an 18 km-long cycle path in the surrounding area, which takes visitors through unspoilt countryside. Another attraction is the 4.2 km-long Krizni put walking trail, featuring 14 stations with stone sculptures depicting religious motifs. Sveti Petar u Sumi hosts numerous events that attract many visitors every year. The best known is the sausage market, where the traditional sausage-making championship takes place. Not far from the villa, there are numerous tavernas where you can sample the finest Istrian delicacies. We recommend visiting other tourist destinations, such as the coastal towns of Pula and Rovinj, and the medieval towns of Motovun and Buzet in Central Istria.
Road links are excellent. The motorway takes you to Pula or Trieste airports.
The open-plan, light-filled ground floor features a living room, a kitchen, a dining room and a bathroom. From the living room/kitchen, you have direct access to the lovely private swimming pool with sun loungers.
The three bedrooms are on the first floor, as are two bathrooms. All bedrooms are fitted with a double bed, and one bedroom has an extra bed for one person.
The little ones are sure to love the children’s play area in the villa’s garden, where they can play when they’re not swimming in the pool. Next to the pool is a covered terrace with a dining table and barbecue, where you can prepare delicious meals.
Villa Romana also offers its guests private parking and Wi-Fi. We wish you a pleasant holiday. Villa Romana is situated in the small Istrian town of Sveti Petar u Sumi in Central Istria. It is a quiet and relaxing place. However, the lively tourist centres of Poreč and Rovinj, the beaches, the clear sea and numerous sights are just a short drive away. Central Istria is known for its landscape of small, picturesque, medieval towns that are irresistibly reminiscent of Tuscany or Provence. Central Istria also boasts a rich cultural heritage.
Sveti Petar u Sumi was named after an early 12th-century Benedictine monastery, but for centuries it belonged to the Paulines – the ‘white monks’. It is an unusual Istrian village. Unlike other Istrian villages and towns, where settlements are perched on a hill, Sv. Petar u Sumi lies on a rolling plateau, surrounded by ancient forests. There is an 18 km-long cycle path in the surrounding area, which takes visitors through unspoilt countryside. Another attraction is the 4.2 km-long Krizni put walking trail, featuring 14 stations with stone sculptures depicting religious motifs. Sveti Petar u Sumi hosts numerous events that attract many visitors every year. The best known is the sausage market, where the traditional sausage-making championship takes place. Not far from the villa, there are numerous tavernas where you can sample the finest Istrian delicacies. We recommend visiting other tourist destinations, such as the coastal towns of Pula and Rovinj, and the medieval towns of Motovun and Buzet in Central Istria.
Road links are excellent. The motorway takes you to Pula or Trieste airports.
