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Brijuni Islands at sunset

There were settlements in the Valle area as early as the pre-Romanesque period, when the Histrian hillforts stood on these hills. Later, during the centuries of the Roman Empire, the fortification or castrum of today's Valle, built by Caius Pulcrus, served to defend the salt trade routes between Pula and the interior of Istria. The ancient Roman castrum was fortified in the Middle Ages: it took the name Castrum Vallis, or Valle, in 965 AD. Valle d'Istria was one of the main Histrian centers and was first part of the Patriarchate of Aquileia and then of the Republic of Venice until 1797. Saint Giuliano da Valle was born and lived here in the 14th century. Today, it is a town of just over a thousand inhabitants, located at 145 meters above sea level, whose historic center is surrounded by valleys (karst sinkholes) and lush hills that are a major tourist attraction. Today the centre of Valle/Bale, with its clear Venetian influence, is under protection and a destination for cultural tourism.

Fasana sea and view of Brijuni islands from the waterfront

Beautiful complex, especially the large one on the beach. Children have to be held by hand as there are some very deep abysses.

entrance to fort

Typical beach facility with drinks, parking and fun. Must not have been ....

Nice view over the fields to the village of Bale

A "Lost Place" but officially open (24/7). Nice to explore, great views from the roof. CAUTION: Stairs partially collapsed, little or no railings. Only conditionally suitable for children. You should be free from giddiness to explore the upper areas (no railings!).