Perna: Hotels and accommodation

Perna can be discovered through tangible evidence and connections.

Culture

Remains of the old town of Pernik is a protected cultural asset in Perna. The traditional homestead No. 21 in Perna is protected as an individual residential and agricultural monument. It consists of an elongated, rectangular, two-storey house with walls made of oak beams, a wooden gallery on the upper floor, and a three-part interior layout. The homestead is believed to have been built in 1871.

Perna is also home to Mill on the Perna stream, which is designated as a historic economic building. A water mill in Perna is one of the area’s fully preserved mill buildings.

History

The fortified town of Perna was granted the privilege of a free royal city by King Béla IV in 1225. Perna Fortress stood on Gradina, a strategically important hill offering views over the surrounding area.

Cycling routes

Route 2 runs from Topusko via Ponikvari, Vorkapići, Perna and Poljani; it covers approximately 20 km and takes about 2 hours and 15 minutes. Route 6 runs from Topusko via Ponikvari, Poljani, Perna and Petrova gora; it covers approximately 38.9 km and takes about 4 hours and 30 minutes.

Connections

County road ŽC 3228 connects Topusko via Perna with Crni Potok and is 17.426 km long. Local road LC 33080 connects Perna with Ponikvari and is 9.121 km long.

Those wishing to book a hotel in Perna can continue their accommodation search afterwards. In addition to Perna, the local navigation also includes Vojnić.

For the higher-level travel overview: Municipality of Vojnić.