Description of the attraction
Decumanska street is the main street of Porec, which originates from the Pentagonal Tower. It is a living architectural heritage that bears witness to the greatness of the ancient Romans. The Decumanus passes throughout the entire peninsula. It used to be the main thoroughfare of the Roman city. Today the streets are lined with stately Gothic houses with elements of the Baroque and Renaissance.
The street's name explains its geographical orientation. The fact is that in the Roman Empire, all streets oriented from east to west were called Decumanus, and those oriented from north to south were called Cardo. And the main city Decumanus was called only Decumanus Maximus. Today, this street is the most popular among tourists.
Life here really begins to boil only after lunch and continues until late at night. It is in the afternoon that street cafes and restaurants are crowded with tourists, shops and even discos are open. Souvenir shops, art salons and art galleries - there is a lot to see here.
Walking along this street, you can see, for example, the Gothic House, the Pentagonal Tower, built in 1447, the House of Lions and several other famous sights of Porec.
