Marčana: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Marčana developed on the foundations of a prehistoric hill fort and an ancient settlement. This historical depth is also reflected in the village’s churches: the parish church of St Peter and Paul dates back to the 15th century. Marčana is also home to a medieval church dedicated to St Anthony of Padua, which was extended in the late 16th century.

Those who choose Marčana as a holiday destination may want to find or rent a holiday apartment there.

History and Culture

Smaller details also contribute to the character of the village. Marčana’s old school building has a clock, and there is a cistern with two fountains in the centre.

The historical context in the area around Marčana includes Mutvoran’s prehistoric and medieval fortifications and its church, Rakalj’s ethnographic collection and traditional pottery heritage, as well as the Church of St Agnes in Stari Rakalj. It stands on the site of former fortifications.

Cycling

Cycling route 344 is a circular route: it starts below Marčana at Kalić Pond and ends back in Marčana. The route passes through flat, undemanding terrain and is suitable for recreational cyclists and families with children.

Cycling route 341 Flanatica is classified as moderately difficult and is suitable for e-bikes. It starts in Marčana and passes settlements along the former Roman road that connected Pula and Liburnia.

Cuisine

Marčana presents traditional local dishes, restaurants and konobas, as well as tasting opportunities with wine, cheese, olive oil and honey producers.

Marčansko šugo is considered a traditional cooking competition in Marčana. The focus is on preparing šugo made from game. The competition also includes tastings, the selection of the best preparations and music after the cooking.

To the overarching travel overview: Municipality of Marčana.

More destinations

More places within the same destination:

Rakalj, Filipana, Loborika, Šarići, Kujici, Peruski, Divšići, Krnica.