Novaki Pazinski was first mentioned in 1341 as a possession of the Patriarchate of Aquileia.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Novaki Pazinski can include the village in their travel plans.
History
The former fortified settlement of Stari Novaki was situated above present-day Novaki Pazinski. It was destroyed during the wars of the 16th and 17th centuries. The remains of a chapel can also be found near Stari Novaki.
The hill of Stari Novaki offers views across the surrounding area.
Sacred Art
The 15th-century Chapel of St. Roch stands beside the Cerovlje–Pazin road. The chapel's altarpiece was painted by Maria Creglia.
In the parish church of St. Ulrich in Pazinski Novaki, the high altar features an 18th-century oil painting. It depicts the Virgin Mary and the Christ Child with the Archangel Michael and Saint Ulrich.
Surroundings
Stari Draguć, Straževica, Trba and Veliki Breg are located in the vicinity of Novaki Pazinski.
The Church of Saint Mary on Škriljinah is also located in the vicinity of Novaki Pazinski.
Dvigrad Castle is located in the wider regional surroundings of Novaki Pazinski.
Svi Sveti is located in the vicinity of Novaki Pazinski. Sveti Stjepan is located in the wider regional surroundings.
Water and Trails
The ponds near Pazinski Novaki are managed by ŠRD Pazinčica from Pazin and are considered to be among the most fish-rich waters in central Istria.
Nearby, Bare Cerovlje offers a setting for walks and picnics beside riverside vegetation and poplar trees.
Connections
The Pula–Divača railway line runs through Novaki Pazinski.
