Ljutići belongs to the historic Poganka group of Dubašnica villages. The surrounding area also contains sites of abandoned settlements. Those wishing to book a hotel in Ljutići can continue their accommodation search afterwards.
Culture and history
The historic Dubašnica area, to which Ljutići belongs, was established between 1451 and 1463 through the settlement of Croatian and Vlach families from the mainland by Ivan VII Frankapan. The area also became a refuge for people fleeing the Turkish threat.
Ljutići is included in the Dubašnica ethnographic zone. There are farm buildings constructed using dry-stone masonry and covered with plant material or interlocking roof tiles.
Nature
The history of Dubašnica is connected with downy oak forests that grew in the fertile Dubašnica field. Dubašnica is described as a green, fertile and forested area; its name derives from a once-dense oak forest. The settlers gradually transformed the forests and pastures into cultivated land.
Trails
Around Malinska, a cultural and historical walking route has been designed as a loop connecting six sights. The route from Ljutići to St Peter takes one hour and 25 minutes. The Church of St Peter near Vehru can be reached from Ljutići.
More pages about localities: Radići, Milovcici, Sveti Vid-Miholjice, Kremenići, Malinska-Dubašnica, Sveti Anton, Porat, Turčić.
