Lovran, located on the Kvarner coast at the foot of Mount Učka, is a charming town with a rich history, beautiful villas, and scenic promenades. It is known for its parks, mild climate, and cultural heritage, as well as its excellent culinary offerings, which include the famous Lovran chestnuts.
History and Culture
Lovran has a long history, with notable landmarks such as the Church of St. George, dating back to the 12th century, and a series of Art Nouveau villas built during the Austro-Hungarian period when Lovran became a popular resort for the aristocracy. The Lungomare promenade connects Lovran with Opatija and Volosko, offering a scenic coastal walk with stunning sea views.
Chestnut Festival and Gastronomy
Lovran is famous for its Chestnut Festival (Kestenijada), a traditional event held every autumn to celebrate the local chestnut, a unique delicacy of the area. Local restaurants offer chestnut-based dishes, as well as other Kvarner and Mediterranean specialties, such as fresh fish, seafood, and olive oil.
Nature and Activities
Nature lovers can enjoy hiking on Mount Učka, which offers spectacular views of the Kvarner Bay and Istria. In addition to hiking, Lovran and its surroundings offer numerous cycling and walking trails through nature, as well as water sports opportunities, including swimming and diving.
Lovran offers a variety of accommodation options, including luxury villas, hotels, and apartments. Our selection provides visitors with an ideal stay to enjoy the beauty and culture of Kvarner, with a relaxing stay in a natural setting.
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