Visitor Information -- The Rovinj Tourist Information Office is at Pino Budicin 12 (tel. 052/811-566; fax 052/816-007; www.tzgrovinj.hr). It is open from 8am to 9pm daily mid-June to mid-September; and from 8am to 3pm Monday to Saturday other times. Located just off the main square at the harbor, it has brochures, maps, and information on accommodations, the town, and its history.
Getting There -- Rovinj is just half an hour or 16km (25 miles) north of Pula and linked by well-marked roads if you are traveling by car. There is frequent bus service to and from Pula; service to and from Croatian cities that range from Osijek to Dubrovnik; and international service to select cities in Italy, Germany, and Slovenia. The main bus station is at Trg Na Lokvi 6 (tel. 052/811-453; www.tzgrovinj.hr/).
Getting Around -- Rovinj is a wonderful walking city. To visit the Old Town, you'll have to leave your car in the city lot at the north end of town, anyway. Fees are a modest 6kn ($1.05) per hour. You can rent a bike at the lot's exit for 100kn ($17) per day or 5kn (85¢) per hour if you don't want to rely on walking or if you want to try Rovinj's picturesque bike trail. Local buses serve areas outside the Old Town area, as do taxis.
