Marčenegla: Hotels and Accommodation

Marčenegla lies on the southern edge of a plateau above the Račiški potok stream and Lake Butoniga. Those who choose the village as a destination can combine planning their trip with the desire to book a hotel.

Nature

Mount Kobiljak lies approximately in the vicinity of Marčenegla. The mountains Stari Draguć, Gruja Vrh and Gradac are located approximately in the surrounding area of Marčenegla.

Culture

The Church of All Saints is located approximately in the vicinity of Marčenegla. The Church of St. Stephen and the Church of St. Mary on Škriljinah are located in the surrounding area. Dvigrad Castle lies in the wider regional area.

The chapel of Saint Helena the Crusader stands on the hill above Marčenegla. It dates from the late 18th or early 19th century and has a wooden Baroque altar as well as statues of Saint Helena, Saint Lucy and Saint Agatha.

The cemetery church of St. Peter contains rustic wooden altars made locally, including one with a leather antependium. The church also preserves a Glagolitic inscription dating from 1557; a South Gothic chapel preserves traces of wall paintings.

In the old town of Buzet, the Buzet Heritage Museum displays archaeological and ethnological collections, temporary exhibitions, craft workshops, a library and a photo archive. Marčenegla is recorded under the name Marceniga for the year 1102.

More pages about nearby places: Črnica, Šćulci, Sovinjak, Bartolići, Brnobići, Blatna Vas, Buzet, Hum.

To the higher-level travel overview: Općina Buzet.