A prominent connection to Ženodraga is the official 50-kilometre Trail of St. Lovreč Capitans cycling route from Poreč. The route continues along country roads and forest paths towards Baderna and Sveti Lovreč, is considered moderately difficult, and takes approximately four to five hours.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Ženodraga can specify this location as their accommodation destination.
Cycling Routes
The official Po rubu Poreštine (104) mountain bike route also reaches Ženodraga via forest paths and then continues to Baderna. It is 48 kilometres long and can be ridden with gravel or cross bikes. The official MTB route 141 Maximus Agri also runs through Ženodraga.
Culture
The Parenzana, a walking and cycling trail, has an underpass near Ženodraga. Its historical connection goes back to the former Parenzana railway line, which connected Poreč and Trieste. Since 2002, the Parenzana has been equipped with directional signs for cyclists and pedestrians.
Ženodraga is also associated with local oral traditions concerning the unusual place name. They link it to the historic family name Zenandrago and report that a priest was the last descendant of this family.
Wine
The Peršurić family winery has been located in Ženodraga for hundreds of years. Peršurić’s vineyards cover approximately 15 hectares and lie on deep red soil at an elevation of 120 metres above sea level.
Landscape
Sveti Ivan is located in the immediate vicinity of Ženodraga. The surrounding area is home to Dvigrad Castle, Gruja Vrh, Otočić Sveti Nikola, the Euphrasian Basilica, and Otočić Fržital. In the wider region are Soardo-Bembo Palace and Škaraba.
Other places in the vicinity of this address: Anžići, Gambetići, Štuti, Majkusi, Strpačići, Smolici, Barat, Pršurići.
