Račički Brijeg: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

The Church of Saints John and Paul in Račički Brijeg was built in 1929 and blessed in 1985. It features a bell gable, a masonry altar, and a painting of Saints John and Paul.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Račički Brijeg can select this place directly as their destination.

Culture

Hum is located in the nearby area. The town hosts an annual Rakija Fair at the end of October and is also the endpoint of the seven-kilometre-long Aleja glagoljaša.

Raspjevane Buzeštine is considered the longest-running cultural and artistic music showcase in northern Istria. In its 44th edition, the event was hosted in Račički Brijeg; the programme included brass bands, mixed choirs, a klapa, a children's orchestra, and a dance group.

Cycling

Istria300 is listed for 3 October 2026 as a road cycling event with courses of up to 300 kilometres. The Istria300 route passed through Cerovlje, Kovačići, Oslići, Račički Brijeg, and Juradi.

Surroundings

Stari Draguć, Kobiljak, and Svi Sveti are located in the vicinity of Račički Brijeg. Kotli is also nearby, a village where the Mirna forms waterfalls; two watermills have been preserved there, one of which has been partially restored.

The surrounding area includes Gradac, Srednji Vrh, Sveti Stjepan, and the church called Church of St. Mary on Škriljinah. In the wider regional area lies the castle called Dvigrad Castle.

The local road L50069 is classified as the 4.2-kilometre Juradi–Račički Brijeg–Ž5013 route. OPG Gržinić Gracijano produces and sells wine and olive oil.

More destination pages: Buzet, Pračana, Juradi, Baredine, Rim, Črnica, Bartolići, Ročko Polje

To the higher-level travel overview: Općina Buzet.