
About the city
LABIN
Labin is a historic Istrian town situated on a hill above the eastern coast of Istria, just a few kilometres from the popular seaside resort of Rabac. The town is known for its well-preserved medieval Old Town, narrow stone streets, historic palaces and bell tower that dominates the skyline. Its rich mining heritage has left a significant mark on the town’s identity and today blends with a vibrant cultural scene, galleries and artists’ studios. The proximity of the sea, green landscapes and numerous walking trails makes Labin an attractive destination throughout the year, while local restaurants offer traditional Istrian dishes and regional specialities.
Labin is an excellent starting point for exploring eastern Istria, including Rabac, Učka Nature Park and numerous smaller coastal towns. Visitors can combine cultural sightseeing with outdoor activities and nature excursions, while a well-developed network of bus services makes the town easily accessible from different parts of Croatia. Regular bus connections link Labin with Pula, Rijeka, Zagreb, Karlovac and other major cities, making bus travel a convenient option for reaching eastern Istria.