Općina Rakovica is described, among other things, through specific landscape features in the vicinity of Rakovica. You can book a hotel in Općina Rakovica. Bajićeva Pećina is located near Rakovica, as is Gravčova Glava.
Panjkova Pećina, Muškinja, and Sveta Petka are located in the surrounding area of Rakovica. The broader overview of the local area also includes Smoljanac.
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Radetina Kula, Otmić Grad, and Sveti Nikola are located in the wider regional surroundings of Rakovica.
Rakovica is a municipality in Karlovac County, Croatia, and is located in the Kordun region of south-central Croatia.
Rakovica has a documented place in Croatian history: in October 1871, members of the Party of Rights, led by Eugen Kvaternik, launched an uprising in the village.
Geographically, Rakovica lies north of the Plitvice Lakes and on the southern edge of the Kordun region. When approaching from the direction of Zagreb, the town is located before the Korana River.
Rakovica lies on Croatia's D1 state road, which connects the north and south of the country.
This connection to a chapter of Croatian history is commemorated by the “Kvaternik Days” program, which remembers the 1871 uprising led by Eugen Kvaternik.
