Pazin
Pazin is Istria's inland capital — county government, courts, schools and a hospital, without the seasonal tourist swings of the coast. The Pazin chasm, a deep karst gorge that inspired Jules Verne, cuts right through the town below its castle, giving an otherwise ordinary working town a genuinely dramatic centre.
Pazin Castle
The Pazin chasm below the old town
Who it suits
Who it suits
Young couples without children
A working inland town with a distinctive centre suits a base for work and trips around Istria; the sea and resort leisure are separate trips.
Families with children
Schools, services and a hospital in the town make everyday life easier than in a village; it is still worth choosing housing by the route to the particular school.
Older people and retirees
Having services in one place is convenient; the castle hill and the gorge mean slopes, so the gradient of the specific address deserves a check.
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