Radići: Hotels and accommodations

Radići is the location of Villa Isabella; the villa is located near Sveti Lovreč.

Those who choose Radići as their place to stay may want to book a hotel.

Culture and history

Sveti Lovreč is considered one of the best-preserved medieval fortified towns in Istria. Much of the visible remains of the fortifications date from the Venetian period.

In the center of Sveti Lovreč, on the main square, stands the Church of St. Martin. The parish church is a three-nave basilica from the 11th century with three apses. It contains frescoes from the 11th century, which are considered among the oldest on the Istrian peninsula.

The Church of St. Lawrence dates from the 8th century; its Romanesque bell tower was added in the 11th century.

Organum Histriae is an international organ festival dedicated to historic organs in Istria. In 2025, the Žive jaslice event reached its 14th edition in Sveti Lovreč. It includes demonstrations of old crafts, domestic animals, traditional food, and a Christmas market.

Trails and cycling routes

Trail 719 begins in Sveti Lovreč and leads to Čehići.

The circular hiking trail Put vode, Istra Trails 720, is 11.2 km long. It connects water sources in the municipality of Sveti Lovreč and extends to the Rulja spring.

San Lorenzo 617 is an easy 33 km cycling route that starts and ends in Sveti Lovreč. Of this distance, 14 km run on asphalt and 19 km on macadam.

The “Trail of St. Lovreč captains 146” can begin in Sveti Lovreč. A circular mountain biking route near Sveti Lovreč covers 34.19 km, has an elevation gain of 381 m, and is rated easy.

Local products

Gušti Lovreča includes local wine, rakija, olive oil, cheese, air-dried meat products, honey, lavender, and handicrafts.

Other places

Other places: Stranići Kod Lovreča, Medaki, Kloštar, Čehići, Marasi, Flengi, Medvidići, Selina.

To the higher-level travel overview: Općina Sveti Lovreč.