Barbići: Hotels and Accommodation

Barbići is associated with the Chapel of St. Augustine and with cycling routes that reach or pass through the village. Those wishing to book a hotel in Barbići can then continue their accommodation search.

Culture and History

The Chapel of St. Augustine in Barbići was built in 1720 on the site of an earlier church. The chapel contains a masonry altar and a wooden statue of St. Augustine. A possible archaeological site is also located near the Chapel of St. Augustine.

The Church of St. Augustine is located approximately 100 metres northwest of the northern edge of Barbići. A Roman inscription is built into its rear wall. The church has a rectangular floor plan, a square apse and a semicircular vault. Its main entrance consists of solid stone monoliths with a flat horizontal lintel. The front façade features a narrow vertical window framed by stone beams; a bell cote stands at the top of the façade.

Cycling Routes

The Labin–Raša cycling route comprises 10.5 kilometres of asphalt and 6.5 kilometres of macadam. It reaches Barbići, from where a fire road leads down to Raša.

The official Liburnia cycling route is 71 kilometres long and starts and ends in Raša. It is classified as challenging and comprises 36 kilometres of asphalt and 35 kilometres of macadam. The route passes through Barbići before completing its loop. After Barbići, it can return via the fire trail to the Liburna nature reserve.

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To the higher-level travel overview: Općina Raša.