House Lupoglav

Antiquity in the pearl of central Istria
Located on a picturesque hill in eastern Istria, between Lupoglav and Cerovlje, Boljun is one of those places that seems to have been stopped in time.
This small but extremely charming village has only a few dozen inhabitants, but the richness of its history, architecture and spirit far exceeds its size.
The view from Boljun spreads over the fertile Raša valley all the way to Učka, and on clear days the view reaches the Kvarner Bay.Boljun is first mentioned in 11.
century, and throughout history there was a medieval settlement with a castle, a church and defensive walls.
Even today, visitors are welcomed by stone houses with facades that tell stories of ancient times.
Particularly interesting is the Boljunska ploča, the oldest Croatian epigraphic monument written in Glagolitic script from 11.
centuries, which testifies to the importance of this region in Croatian cultural history. Passing through the narrow streets of Boljuna is a real journey into the past every stone exudes peace and history.
Church of st.
Jurja, located outside the walls, keeps valuable frescoes and the remains of old tombstones.
Smaller cultural events, exhibitions and social gatherings are often held in the village, especially during the summer months when Boljun is again filled with life.After sightseeing, there is no better place for a break than Boljun tavern, located in the very heart of the place.
This tavern is known for its authentic Istrian cuisine and warm, homely atmosphere.
In the rustic area, decorated with attention to tradition, visitors can enjoy dishes prepared according to old recipes homemade sausages and maneštra, fuži with truffles, Istrian prosciutto and cheese and the inevitable glass of Malvasia or Teran.Visiting Boljun and lunch in the Boljun tavern provide an unforgettable experience the unforgettable experience of the old town.
It consists of three floors i.e. a total of about 120 m2 of usable area.
Next to the house goes a very important stone volt, which is a cultural monument and thus has an invaluable value and raises the value of the property itself.Contact: Darko Rubeša 385 91 570 4024 Nenad Jurković 385 91 225 0766