Radovin: Holiday Apartments and Houses
Accommodation in Radovin
Culture
Beretinova gradina is a preventively protected archaeological site from the Iron Age, with defensive walls built in several phases.
Rectangular dry-stone rooms measuring approximately 5 × 8 m, as well as visible remains of Roman architecture, have been preserved at Beretinova gradina.
Near Beretinova gradina, in the vicinity of Radovin, remains of a prehistoric Liburnian settlement were found, including defensive walls and rectangular foundations of stone houses.
The parish church of Gospe od Zdravlja dates from the second half of the 14th century and is one of Radovin’s architectural monuments.
The Church of Sv. Petar stands in Radovin’s cemetery and dates from the Middle Ages. Next to the Church of Sv. Petar was a necropolis of masonry tombs covered with simple stećci. The cemetery next to the Church of Sv. Petar was used from the Middle Ages until the arrival of the Turks.
Radovin’s traditional singing includes the forms orcanje and ganganje. The KUD Radovin actively preserves Radovin’s old traditional customs as well as Glagolitic chants. Radovin’s traditional dances include šetnja, drmeš, ženski stupac and šuljanje.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Radovin plans their stay with Radovin as the destination.
Landscape
From Radovin, there is a view of the Velebit mountain range. Radovin has six springs with drinking water: Zvirača, Mrzlac, Pinčinac, Bara, Šapot and Vrba.
Getting around
As part of its tourism development, Radovin received a bicycle path.
Destinations: Ljubač, Rtina, Razanac and Jovići.
Travel information about Općina Ražanac.
