Liznjan is located in the very southeast of Istria, 13km from Pula, bordering with Medulin. As opposed to the hyped tourist Medulin, Liznjan is a quiet place without tourist crowds. Liznjan doesn't have any famous hotels or camps, but the visitors can enjoy 28 kilometers of Liznjan coast with untouched natural rocky and stone beaches. Guests who seek solitary, quiet place can find a corner for themselves and enjoy the Mediterranean as it once was. Picturesque Liznjan harbor with boats and barges shows that residents of Liznjan are still dedicated to fishing. Budaca Cove is a fish breeding site. The residents are also dedicated to agriculture, as Liznjan surroundings are rich with arable land. Some Liznjan residents work in Medulin or Pula and others are dedicated to tourism, mostly apartment rentals. Therefore, finding accommodation in Liznjan shouldn't be a problem. During one's stay in Liznjan it is worth visiting Nezakcij (Vizace), a valuable archeological site two kilometers away from Valtura, which belongs to Liznjan municipality. Nazakcij used to be the capital Histra until 177 BC when it was conquered by Romans. Svetica is a prehistoric fort that was later transformed into a fortress with two underground bunkers. Those tourist who really wish to enjoy peace and quiet far from the crowds, can find accommodation in Marler lighthouse and enjoy Marler pebble beach. Across from Liznjan there is Island of Levan with a beautiful sandy beach. Bike riders can enjoy biking routes along the Liznjan coast, windsurfers can enjoy the waves and divers beautiful underwater landscapes. Of the numerous festivals that are held here, the best known is Liznjan Night with live music and a big folk festival on day of Assumption.