Those wishing to book a hotel in Strpačići can then continue their accommodation search. Villa Tamaris is a stone villa with a swimming pool.
Nature and trails
Strpačići is located next to Barat in the immediate suburban area of Višnjan; this area is suitable for hiking and cycling. The area around Višnjan features vineyards, olive groves, forests, caves, and sinkholes. The Zvjezdana staza begins in the center of Višnjan. It leads along forest paths, through vineyards and surrounding villages toward Tićan. The route is gentle and not very demanding, making it suitable for families and recreational athletes.
The Sovina staza is a marked hiking route 7.7 kilometers long. It begins in the pine grove near the cemetery in Višnjan and reaches the Vena lookout point, from which olive groves, vineyards, and the sea can be seen. The Staza venecijanskog lava runs through historic Višnjan and Barat; it is a 4.5-kilometer hiking route with a duration of approximately 2.5 hours.
Culture
Sterpazzi (Strpačići) has yielded copper earrings and pins from the Bronze Age. The area around Višnjan is described as having been inhabited by Illyrians between 2000 and 1000 BC; for the later period, it is described as having been inhabited by Celts. Barat's Church of Saint Blaise and Saint Foska dates from the 16th century and underwent extensive repairs in 1895.
From the viewpoint in Višnjan's old town, the view extends over green fields and vineyards to the sea in the direction of Poreč and Tar. The Višnjan Observatory is associated with discoveries of small celestial bodies and with astrotourism. Tičan is the venue for Astrofesta, a festival celebrating the summer solstice.
Cuisine
In the area around Višnjan, visits to the cellars and tasting rooms of local producers are offered. Local producers in the area around Višnjan offer products such as olive oil and honey.
For further comparison, Fabci, Radoši kod Višnjana, Vranići kod Višnjana, Barici, Cvitani, Višnjan, Štuti and Rapavel are available.
