Donje Makojišće: Hotels and Accommodation

Donje Makojišće can be understood through specific references to culture, landscape, and routes. Anyone wishing to book a hotel in Donje Makojišće can then continue searching for accommodation.

Culture and History

The Lonja archaeological site, including Gradišće I and Gradišće II near Matušini in Donje Makojišće, is registered as protected archaeological cultural heritage under the designation Z-6153. The Futači Mill on the Lonja is provisionally protected under decision P-1741.

The Lonja–Gradišče archaeological site is located on Gradišče Hill south of the village of Matušini and has considerable archaeological potential. The first written mentions of Grebengrad date back to 1209.

Landscape

Mount Sardanica is located in the vicinity of Donje Makojišće. Mount Velišće and Mount Veliki Ljubenjak are also located nearby. Mount Kam lies in the wider regional surroundings of Donje Makojišće.

The source of the Lonja is said to be located below Grebengrad Fortress; its upper course is described as a well-preserved natural river course with habitats for crayfish and freshwater mussels.

Routes and Connections

County Road 25134 connects Mađarevo with Donje Makojišće over a length of 3.841 kilometres. From Mađarevo, an approach via Grebengrad Mountain Hut leads to Veliki Lubenjak in 1 hour and 30 minutes.

Things to Do

A walk through Donje Makojišće took place during a Vincekovo celebration reported for 18 January 2025. A hiking route between Donje Makojišće and Podevčevo is listed under the name “Donje Makojišće–Podevčevo”.

Other local page: Novi Marof.

To the higher-level travel overview: Općina Novi Marof.