Trail from the village Grdoselo, along the Grdoselski stream to Zelena Grad and the waterfall M. Slap.

 

 

Name: Trail from the village Grdoselo, along the Grdoselski stream to Zelena Grad and the waterfall M. Slap.

Place: Grdoselo _ (pazin).

Coordinates: Start 45.27960N – 13.93997 E, Waterfall Grdoselo 45.27936 N – 13.93960 E, Watersource Malenice 45.28285 N – 13.94031 E, Waterfall Crni Puć 45.29195 N – 13.94636 E, Mali Slap 45.29195 N – 13.94636 E.

Hiking trail from the village Bačvari through the “Jadrankin put” to the Kožljak castle.

The castle is built on a steep cliff on a southern slope of the Učka Mountains. From written sources it appears that the castle already existed in 1102 and was then called Losilach or Giosilach and later Wachsenstein. Inhabited by Counts of Gorizia, Venetians, the Patriarch of Aquiliea and by Austria. The name of the Romanesque church is St. Hadrianus.

 

 

                                                                                                                                                                                             Name: Hiking trail from the village Bačvari through the “Jadrankin put” to the Kožljak castle.

Place: Kožljak – (Kršan).

Coordinates:  Bačvari 45.18767 N -14.18471 E, Kožljak castle 45.19469 N – 14.19221  E.

Trail Rašpor to Rašpor castle.

Archaeological research started here in 2021.

The name of the church in Rašpor is the St. Helena.
See also the former post 2018-08-02.

 

Name: Trail Rašpor to Rašpor castle.

Place: Rašpor – (Lanišće).

Coordinates: Start Rašpor 45.39165 N – 14.10546 E,   Rašpor castle 45.4437 N -14.08107 E.

Castle Sv. Juraj near Srbani.

This prehistoric settlement was located near the Mirna on a steep cliff with a height of 36 meters. From here they had a good overview of movements in the valley and the mouth of the Mirna and the Adria. After the Roman period, a castle and a church were built within the fortress in the Middle Ages.

Name: Castle Sv. Juraj.

Place: Near Srbani – (Brtonigla).

Coordinates: 45.33709 N – 13.63343 E.

Remains Castle Parentino

Castle Parentino is abandoned in the 10th-century and destroyed by war violence with the Genoese. Therefore it was a part of Dvigrad with the opposite situated other town Moncastello. Dvigrad is mentioned for the first time in 879.

Name: Remains castle Perentino.

Place: Dvigrad – (Kanfanar).

Coordinates: 45.12460 N – 13.80887 E.