The protected setting of the Church of Saint Margaret includes an extensive cultivated landscape to the north, south and especially east of the church. The protected view of the Church of Saint Margaret from the west, in the direction of Prhati, should also be preserved.
The Church of Saint Margaret is a single-nave rectangular building with an inscribed apse and an open roof. The remains of frescoes in the apse are stylistically dated to the late 15th or early 16th century.
Those who choose Prhati as a place to stay may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Culture and History
In the wider regional surroundings of Prhati are Dvigrad Castle, Soardo-Bembo Palace, Vižače and the Arheološki muzej Istre.
Landscape and Trails
The surroundings of Prhati include Standar, Brestovica, Trba and Goli.
In the immediate surroundings of Prhati runs Putem Šparuga, a marked hiking and cycling trail that starts and ends in Prnjani, leads around the settlement of Prhati and is 6.4 kilometres long. The trail reaches the Jelensko viewpoint, which overlooks a quarry and the valley of the Raša River. Putem Šparuga is named after wild asparagus and is best used on foot or by bicycle in spring, when wild asparagus can be gathered.
Local Products
OPG Vera Bulić at the address Gubavica 20 in Prhati offers, among other things, honey, fruit, vegetables and olive oil.
More local pages: Barban, Balići Ii, Puntera, Grandići, Hrboki, Petehi, Orihi, Vadreš.
