Savičenta is a renaissance town located in central Istria with rich and interesting history.The town's symbol is the Morosini-Grimani castle, which is also the largest building in Savičenta.The purpose of the castle once was for defense and as accommodation for soldiers, nobles, merchants and travel writers, while today it is town's biggest visitor attraction.The fortress of the castle went through years of war. It was burned and destroyed several times, so it was also rebuilt several times and that is why its appearance has changed over the centuries.The greatest role in its construction and restoration throughout history was played by the Castropola, Morosini and Grimani families who ruled Savičenta and therefore influenced the construction and formation of the town itself.Last year, the castle was completely renovated and is now used as a venue for various events and as a tourist attraction. In front of the castle there is a large renaissance square which is the most complete example of renaissance-period planned urbanism in Croatia, while in the south side of the square there is a town lodge.The largest church in Savičenta is the parish church Crkva navještenja Blažene Djevice Marije (The Parish Church of the Proclamation of the Blessed Virgin Mary) which is adorned with a Renaissance facade.The oldest church is the Church of st.Vincent, dating from the 12th century. It is dedicated to the first Christian martyr Vincent, after whom the town of Savičenta was named.The church has the most extensive collection of Istrian Romanesque frescoes.Another church that is also painted with valuable frescoes is the Church of St. Catherine which is an example of folk Romanesque architecture. In Savičenta. There is also the church of St. Antony the Abbot which belongs to Gothic folk architecture as well as the church of St.Rocco which represents medieval Istrian architecture.All these cultural and historical monuments play a significant role in the tourism of Savičenta today. They are intended as venues for various events, which adds value to the experience of such attractions. That is why it is important to preserve the tangible and intangible cultural heritage of Savičenta.