Zagorska Sela: Hotels and Accommodation

Culture

Dvorac Miljana stands on a hill east of the Sutla River within the Općina Zagorska Sela and is designated as protected immovable cultural property under designation Z-2238. The Old School building in Zagorska Sela is also protected immovable cultural property under designation Z-2765. It is a two-storey building from the late 19th century with Historicist decoration. Kurija Poklek in Zagorska Sela is designated as protected immovable cultural property under designation Z-3512; the building is a single-storey manor house from the 18th century with Baroque features and is surrounded by a park.

In the municipal area of Zagorska Sela, Sutlanska Poljana is home to Kapela Sv. Ane, protected immovable cultural property under designation Z-2842, and Župna Crkva Sv. Ana, which was built in 1810. Kapela Sv. Ivan stands in Ivanić Miljanski; it is a Gothic building with a tower dating from 1694.

The parish church of St Catherine stands on a hill above the road from Klanjec towards Miljana and Veliki Tabor. It was built in 1691 on the foundations of an older church and contains a wooden Baroque statue of Saint Catherine from 1649, Baroque pulpit figures, organs from 1864, and a bell tower erected in 1829. On the adjacent hilltop there is also an 18th-century manor house belonging to the Galjuf family.

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Archaeology

Špičak is an elevated archaeological settlement near Bojačno in Krapina-Zagorje. The settlement horizons date back to the Late Bronze Age and Early Iron Age. Archaeological work at Špičak has uncovered traces of prehistoric houses, pottery shards, spindle whorls, grinding stones, animal bones, and a finely crafted stone wedge.

Routes and Surroundings

The cross-border tourist zone of Sutla is located near Zagorska Sela. It is designed for hiking and cycling trails as well as waterways for visiting attractions on both sides of the Croatian-Slovenian border. The Sutla cycling route runs through the Sutla Valley via Zagorska Sela along the Slovenian border.

A Stations of the Cross route leads from an 18th-century parish house to Crkva sv. Ane, a single-nave church on a high plateau in Poljana Sutlanska. Crkva sv. Martina stands on a hill outside Bojačno.

The surrounding area of Zagorska Sela includes Pišečki grad, Spiček, Vrenski Zob, Kuna Gora, and Bohor. Novi Dvori lies in the wider regional area around Zagorska Sela.

Another locality page: Miljana.

To the higher-level travel overview: Općina Zagorska Sela.

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