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House of Istrian Olive Oil
Spanning 560 m2, the House of Istrian Olive Oil comprises a museum that delves into the rich culture and history of olive cultivation in Istria, tracing its roots from the Roman era to the contemporary period. You'll experience an immersive olive oil tasting session, transforming into an authentic olive oil 'sommelier.' Additionally, explore our shop featuring the finest extra virgin olive oils and other locally sourced products from Istria's top brands.
The museum's inception can be traced back to the roots of an olive grove planted by Lorena Boljuncic's father. Over time, this grove became the backdrop for cherished family traditions centered around harvesting olives—an affair that encapsulated joyous family gatherings during Lorena's tenure studying art history at university.
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