Rovinj is a town located in Croatia, on the west coast of Istria, and it is a true traditional Istrian town. It is situated on a rocky island that has been inhabited since prehistoric times and abounds in historical traditions. Since the Republic of Croatia is a traditional Catholic country, the town has a lot of churches that have been there for centuries, and they abound with many characteristics that are significant for the period in which they were built. Other cultural monuments depicting history and culture can also be found in the area. We can say that Rovinj is one of the most beautiful and picturesque towns on the Adriatic coast. Its spatial harmony is particularly achieved by the very position of the town’s historic core on its own peninsula which extends into the sea between the two deep bays. Cultural heritage is, just as the name suggests, the heritage of the past, and is an important part of every nation's history. Natural heritage is also an important part of the town’s culture. The monumental heritage is an integral part of cultural heritage, and it is the result of man's work and creative activity through the transformation of nature and the integration of natural and cultural goods and values. The cultural and historical heritage of the town of Rovinj is very significant, and some of the most important sights of the town are the Arch of Balbi, the Town Hall and numerous churches and monasteries that are detailed in this work.