Općina Raša: Hotels and Accommodations

You can book a hotel in Općina Raša.

Brestovica is located in the vicinity of Raša. Standar and Goli are also located in the surrounding area of Raša.

Culture and History

Vižače, Dvigrad Castle, Soardo-Bembo Palace and Arheološki muzej Istre are located in the wider regional area around Raša.

The new mining town of Raša was built in 1936–37 within 547 days and was officially opened in a ceremony on 4 November 1937.

Its urban plan separates residential, public, recreational and service areas and reflects a modernist approach to the construction and design of the town.

Raša is a planned mining town created around an open-pit mine. It was built in an area with a coal-mining tradition dating back to the mid-18th century.

Nearby Krapan has an older coal mine and a mining settlement, providing a close context for Raša’s industrial heritage.

Raša is a settlement in eastern Istria, in the Labinšćina area and in the valley of the Krapna, a tributary of the Raša River. The town is located about 5 km from Labin and approximately 8 km from the river’s mouth.

Additional locality pages for orientation: Skvaranska, Barbići, Diminici, Trget, Sveti Bartul, Stanišovi, Most-Raša, Raša, Trgetari, Brgod, Polje, Sveta Marina, Koromacno, Topid, Crni, Kunj, Viskovici, Brovinje, Drenje, Ravni, Skitaca.

For the overview of the wider destination: Istria County.