Villa Calla Labin with a beautiful view of the panorama of the town of Labin is an ideal choice for a relaxing vacation and an escape from the hectic everyday life. Villa Calla Labin with a beautiful view of the panorama of the town of Labin is an ideal choice for a relaxing vacation and an escape from the hectic everyday life. In front of the villa there is a swimming pool where you can enjoy a refreshing drink during the summer heat. Refresh yourself in the 32 m² swimming pool, which is filled with fresh water. By the pool there is a covered area with a wooden table, ideal for evening outdoor gatherings and enjoying the local Istrian cuisine. On the first floor of the villa there is a modern kitchen, fully equipped with wooden surfaces to convey the atmosphere of Istrian tradition, and a dining room where you can enjoy this atmosphere. There is also a bedroom and a bathroom on the first floor. On the second floor of the villa there is a kitchen, a dining room, a bedroom with an en-suite bathroom and two further bedrooms and a separate bathroom. The bedrooms are furnished in a modern style and have double beds, air conditioning and television. The special beauty of the Labin morning can be experienced on the terrace on the second floor of the villa. The terrace offers a view of the unspoiled nature and is ideal for breakfasts and socializing. Villa Calla Labin is located in Labin. Here you can visit the Dobrova Sculpture Park, which exhibits many interesting sculptures that you can admire during a relaxing walk in the park. Even some of the paths are their own works of art. Another breathtaking sight in the area is the Sentonina Staza. The trail follows the flow of a stream that forms a multitude of small waterfalls, cool blue lakes and lagoons. The city of Pula, just an hour away, is a perfect destination for a day trip with the whole family. Visit the Pula Arena, a real Roman amphitheater. For a glimpse into the more recent past, you can experience the everyday life of an average family in Pula from the early 1950s to the late 1980s in the immersive Museum of Good Memories. Can comfortably fit up to 8 people