Anyone wishing to book a hotel in Kreševo can then continue their accommodation search. The specific characteristics of the place range from architectural and archaeological monuments to the surrounding area of the wider Šestanovac region.
Culture
The Church of St. Roch in Kreševo was built in 1794 and features flat relief decoration with plant motifs, flowers, and stylized leaves. As immovable cultural property, it is protected under reference P-5307. At the western entrance to Kreševo, near Bartulovića zgon, there is a decorated stećak topped with an iron cross. An asphalt road through the hamlets of Delići and Barabane leads to the Church of St. Roch in Kreševo.
History
The hillfort of Nezgriva/Nezgrija on Kreševo Brdo was active in prehistory and Late Antiquity. The medieval parish of Radobilje, to which Katuni and Kreševo belonged, is first documented in a charter dated April 3, 1382. The Dobrkovci hillfort in Kreševo Polje dates from the Bronze Age. The Kreševo–Katuni archaeological zone contains remains dating from antiquity through the Middle Ages.
Landscape
The wider Šestanovac region lies between Biokovo Nature Park and the Cetina Gorge. Its landscapes range from the gorge’s rock formations to the peaks of the Biokovo Mountains. The habitats there support a diverse range of plant and animal life.
Cuisine
The Kreševa brda rural tourism estate offers home-cooked food and wine.
Spirituality
The Way of the Cross in Kreševo is 1,000 meters long and leads to the summit of Gradina, where the cross stands. Fourteen stone chapels made of Mosor stone line the Way of the Cross.
Other place pages in the directory: Žeževica, Šestanovac, Katuni.
