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Savudrija (Italian:
Salvore) is a
coastal settlement in
northwestern Istria, Croatia. It has
developed from a
fishing village into a
pleasant holiday...
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Domenico Robusti, also
known as
Domenico Tintoretto (1560 – 17 May 1635), was an
Italian painter from Venice. He grew up
under the
tutelage of his father...
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Piran or
Piran Bay (Slovene:
Piranski zaliv, Croatian:
Piranski zaljev or
Savudrijska vala, Italian: Baia di Pirano) is
located in the northern...
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connecting the
Punta Tagliamento on the
Italian and
Savudrija (Punta
Salvore) on the
Croatian coast. Its area is
approximately 550
square kilometres...
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point being called Punta Salvore in Italian,
prior to the
Second World War the
light was
commonly known as the
Punta Salvore Lighthouse.
Completed in...
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Tarski Zaliv /
Porto Quieto at 45° 18’ in the south,
Savudrija /
Punta Salvore at 13° 29’ in the west, and Gročana/Grozzana at 13° 55’ in the east. Since...
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Punta Tagliamento in
Italy and the
westernmost point of
Savudrija or
Punta Salvore in Croatia, an area of
about 550
square kilometers (210 sq mi). The Tagliamento...
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Matterada Monterol /
Monterol Murine /
Morino Petrovija /
Petrovia Savudrija /
Salvore Seget /
Seghetto Sveta Marija na
Krasu /
Madonna del
Carso Umag / Umago...
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Dragonja (San Bortolo) Sečovlje (Sicciole)
Present day in
Croatia Savudrija (
Salvore) Markovac-Mažurija (Mazzoria)
Kaldanija (Caldania) Buje (Buie)
Triban (Tribano)...
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history of this
model for many
beach resorts began in 1886 when the Di
Salvore family, who
owned land in Barcola,
received the
concession to use the area...
