Kerestinec: Holiday apartments and holiday homes
In Kerestinec, the lake and castle are located close together: Lake Kerestinec is in the immediate vicinity of Erdödy Castle. The castle is situated in the lowlands on the edge of the Kerestinec settlement, by the Srebrnjak stream, also known as Bernica in historical sources, and the Korenjak stream.
Those who choose Kerestinec as a travel destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment there.
Water and shores
Lake Kerestinec is suitable for recreational and sport fishing. Fish species include carp, grass carp, pike, zander and catfish. Day and annual permits are available at the fishing lodge, and fishing competitions are also held throughout the year.
Local sport fishing clubs take care of the cleanliness and maintenance of the lakes in Sveta Nedelja, including Lake Kerestinec, as well as stocking them with fish. The shores of the lakes in Sveta Nedelja, including Lake Kerestinec, are suitable for recreation, cycling, walking and family outings.
Culture and history
Erdödy Castle in Kerestinec is a Renaissance-Baroque castle built by the Erdödy counts. The former moat was once filled with water from nearby streams; a drawbridge led to the northern entrance.
The stone gravestone of the Roman official “Pontius”, dating from the 3rd century AD, was found near Kerestinec in the late 19th century. The original Pontius monument has been kept at the Archaeological Museum in Zagreb since 1896; a replica is displayed in the centre of Kerestinec.
The Pontius monument is said to have been carved by a local master. It was erected on the Roman road near Kerestinec that connected Emona (Ljubljana) and Siscia (Sisak).
Religious sites
The parish church in Kerestinec contains the altar fresco “Kerestinečko uskrsnuće”, created by the artist Marijan Jakubin in 2003. The parish church has ten stained-glass windows; their designs were created by Željka Bašlin, and they were executed by the academic sculptor Jure Žaja.
There is a Stations of the Cross on the parish grounds in Kerestinec. The paths were designed by the town of Sveta Nedelja, while the stations were donated by individual believers. A Lourdes chapel was also built in Kerestinec next to a hall for 40 to 50 people.
To the higher-level travel overview: Općina Sveta Nedelja.
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