Lećevica is considered a small Dalmatian hamlet with stone houses and the characteristic St. Martin’s cemetery.
Renting a holiday apartment in Lećevica can be part of your own travel planning.
Culture
The Church of St. Martin in Lećevica is a single-nave building from the 19th century with a polygonal apse, a semicircular portal accentuated by a lunette, and a two-part bell gable. The church grounds also include a late medieval cemetery, an ancient stele reused as a grave cover, and the remains of an earlier church. The church is listed as a cultural asset of local significance.
The Chapel of Our Lady of Lourdes in Lećevica has a rectangular floor plan without an apse and was built in the 19th century. It is also listed as a cultural asset of local significance. The chapel was built in 1844, extended in 1913, and subsequently dedicated to Our Lady of Lourdes.
Townscape
The residential complex of Lećevica showcases traditional 19th-century residential architecture influenced by urban forms. This residential complex is also listed as a cultural asset of local significance.
Historically, Lećevica was associated with a dairy and the production of Lećevica cheese.
Paths and routes
County road 6115 runs from Ž 6098 via Lećevica, Korušce and Konjsko to D 56. Local road 64025 connects Lećevica on Ž 6115 with Vlake on Ž 6113.
Lećevica is part of the 70-kilometre Kaštela Classic circuit, which connects the coastal hinterland with Lećevica. The ascent to Lećevica has a gradient of 5 % over a longer stretch; as far as Prgomet, the route uses wide two-lane roads with very little traffic.
Connected with Lećevica are the Bunari Paćevci and Pišteti wells. The Pišteti wells in Radošić were restored; as part of the same project, an open-air summer stage for cultural events and workshops was also built and equipped.
The recurring Radošić–Malačka hill-climb race motorsport event takes place in the nearby area. The 29th edition was held in 2026.
