Marčenegla is located on the southern edge of a plateau above the Račiški potok and Lake Butoniga. The settlement was recorded as Marceniga in 1102.
Geographical Location
Kobiljak, located approximately in the vicinity of Marčenegla, is a mountain. Stari Draguć, Gruja Vrh and Gradac are mountains located approximately in the surrounding area of Marčenegla.
Culture and History
The Church of All Saints is located approximately in the vicinity of Marčenegla. The Church of St. Stephen and the Church of St. Mary on Škriljinah are located approximately in the surrounding area of Marčenegla. Dvigrad Castle is located approximately in the wider regional area around Marčenegla.
The Chapel of St. Helen the Crusader stands on the hill above Marčenegla. It dates from the late 18th or early 19th century and has a wooden Baroque altar as well as statues of St. Helen, St. Lucy and St. Agatha.
The cemetery church of St. Peter contains locally made rustic wooden altars, including one with a leather antependium. It also preserves a Glagolitic inscription dated 1557; a southern Gothic chapel preserves traces of wall paintings.
The Buzet Heritage Museum in the old town of Buzet presents archaeological and ethnological collections, temporary exhibitions, craft workshops, a library and a photo archive.
More local pages: Pračana, Ročko Polje, Sveti Ivan, Kotli, Sveti Martin, Sovinjak, Gornja Nugla, Baredine.
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