The area around Blaškovići brings together distinct cultural, landscape, and culinary connections to the Kršan area. Kršan combines Glagolitic and sacred heritage, traditional crafts, gastronomy, and natural landscapes, including the western Učka Massif, Kožljak Castle, Čepić, and the Istrian bellflower. Those wishing to book a hotel in Blaškovići can continue their accommodation search afterward.
Culture
In the nearby area, the Vlaški puti Ecomuseum provides insights into the Vlach, or Istro-Romanian, language and culture. The medieval Kožljak Castle stands on a steep cliff above the former Čepić Lake; cultivated fields now occupy its former area. In Plomin, the Church of St. George the Elder dates from the 11th century. It contains the oldest known Glagolitic inscription, the Plomin Inscription. The Vlaški puti Interpretation Centre opened to visitors in Šušnjevica.
Geographical Setting
The Municipality of Kršan lies between Kvarner Bay, Plomin Bay, the Raša Valley, the Učka area, and Brestova Bay.
Nature and Trails
The nearby Staza kalića i bukalete trail connects Istrian wine country, ponds, and traditional Istrian cuisine.
Cycling
The Kršan Spring cycling tour used a 33-kilometre route through the Kršan area. The Teran cycling route passes through the Municipality of Kršan. The Šušnjevica–Labin cycling route passes through Blaškovići at kilometre 71.8; it is classified as difficult and measures 84.40 kilometres.
Culinary Scene
KrafiFest is a gastronomic and cultural event dedicated to the autochthonous Istrian dish krafi. At the festival, krafi are presented in sweet, savoury, boiled, and baked variations. The Wild Plants Festival was held in Kršan for its 14th edition.
Other location pages in the same municipal area: Zagorje, Veljaki, Šušnjevica, Plomin, Zatka Čepić, Krsan, Vozilici and Purgarija Čepić.
