Rabač, Cestovní průvodce pro dovolenou v Rabač, Istrie

• Beach Girandella (Rabac, Istria)

  The Beach Girandella is located under the same name touristic settlement where are offered many touristic contents, bars, restaurants, sport fields and shops. The beach is covered with rocky and concrete parts. The Blue Flag waves on this beach, as well. Here you can rent different sport equipment, deck chairs and umbrellas. Here, in this beautiful location it is organised the Traditional Summer Festival of Electronic Music.
  Beach Girandella Info

• Labin, Istria

  Labin ,the medieval town, is situated on the hill above Rabac. The old name - Albona- was first mentioned in 285 AD. Here in this little town was born Matthias Flacius Illyricus, the reformer and collaborator of Martin Luther. Today is Labin a cultural and administrative center . The cultural and architectural heritage live uo thanks to the many art ateliers and by the bustling youth gathering in the coffee bars spread around the old town.
  Labin Info

• The Church of Saint Andrija (Rabac, Istria)

  The Church of Saint Andrija dates back to the 15th century. Inside it can be seen an altar with the statues of Saint Mihovil, Saint Juraj, St.Peter and St. Paul. The bell tower near the church is 35 meters tall.
  Church of Saint Andrija Info

• Beach Maslinica (Rabac, Istria)

  The Beach Maslinica is a long pebbled beach where waves the Blue Flag. Not far from the beach you can find many accommodation facilities, bars, restaurants and sport fields. There are entertainment contents and rental of water- sports equipment. One part of the beach has been adapted for people with special needs.
  Beach Maslinica Info

• Raša, Istria

  Raša is the youngest town in Istra. On the personal initiative of Mussolini, the town construction started in the middle of 1936. At this time the town was built in order to accomodate the miners and mining. It was named after the river that flows through the settlement. Even if today Raša is white because of the stone and concrete, Raša was in fact built of coal. The town square is dominated by St. Barbara church, the patron of all miners. The church itself is shaped like an upturned coal-mine cart, while the church tower has the shape of a coal mine lamp.
  Rasa Info