In Kuzminec stands the Chapel of St. Mary Magdalene, a stone, single-nave building with Gothic details and a partially open porch. The chapel is listed as protected cultural heritage under the designation Z-3513 and was first mentioned in 1456. For travellers wishing to book a hotel in Kuzminec, the accommodation search follows below.
Culture and History
Above the outdoor altar on the main façade is a mural dating from 1777. The chapel was commissioned by Magdalena PataÄić and extensively restored in 1665. A sacristy was added in 1786, the building received new vaults in 1879, and a new roof and tower were added in 1912. A wooden roof turret is located above the nave.
The chapel is of high architectural and cultural-historical value. It stands on land that was historically associated with a Pauline estate. A marketplace was formerly located in front of the chapel. The chapel and its cemetery in Kuzminec are associated with a medieval cultural heritage designation.
Also recognised as local cultural heritage under the designation ZPP is the house with a shop at Kuzminec 151.
Routes and Surroundings
The Chapel of St. Mary Magdalene stands next to the Radoboj–Mihovljan road. On the Kuzminec–Mihovljan road there is a stone bridge, which is also recognised as local cultural heritage under the designation ZPP.
Landscape and Geographical Setting
Veliki Kalce is located in the nearby area of Kuzminec-VeterniÄki. StrahinÄica is also located in the nearby area of Kuzminec-VeterniÄki. Dugi Vrh is located in the surrounding area of Kuzminec-VeterniÄki. Ivanscica is also located in the surrounding area of Kuzminec-VeterniÄki. PiÅ¡eÄki grad is located in the wider regional surroundings of Kuzminec-VeterniÄki.
