Dracevac: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

History

The area of Dračevac features archaeological traces on its conical hills, including remains of hillfort settlements. The settlement itself was established in the Middle Ages, was surrounded by walls, and had a small defensive fortification.

Landscape

Dračevac is located in an agricultural hinterland where vineyards, grain, olives, vegetables, nursery production, and livestock farming contribute to the local rural character. The surrounding terrain is flat and features regularly shaped conical hills.

The surrounding area of Dračevac also includes Škaraba, Otočić Veliki Školj, Otočić Reverol, and Otočić Sveti Juraj.

Culture

Near Dračevac, on the road from Poreč towards Dračevac and Mugeba, lies the Pudarica archaeological site. It contains a well-preserved early Christian Church of St Peter, whose oldest layer dates back to the 6th century. The City of Poreč is planning to conserve the site and make visitor-oriented improvements on location.

The Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary of the Holy Rosary in Dračevac is classified as a monument of local cultural-historical and environmental value.

The surrounding area of Dračevac includes Dvigrad Castle, Sveti Mihovil, and the Euphrasian Basilica. Soardo-Bembo Palace is located in the wider regional area surrounding Dračevac.

Those wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Dračevac can continue their selection of locations with Rošini, Bonaci, Radoši Kod Žbandaja, Mugeba, Gedići, Nova Vas, Banki and Vrvari.

For the higher-level travel overview: Općina Poreč.