Brseč, Medieval settlement in Mošćenička Draga, Croatia.
Brseč is a small stone settlement located in the Mošćenička Draga area along the Adriatic coast. The village perches on a hillside with traditional architecture and overlooks the sea and surrounding Mediterranean landscape.
The settlement was founded in 1436 as a fishing village with ties to neighboring communities along the coast. Over the centuries it maintained its rural character and remained part of the local coastal region.
The Italian-speaking minority maintains its presence through the Union Italiana association, preserving centuries-old traditions alongside Croatian customs.
Visitors can reach the village via local roads from Mošćenička Draga and find traditional accommodations and local dining options. The best time to explore is during warmer months when paths are dry and views are clearest.
The village is known for producing high-quality olive oil using traditional methods that have been practiced for generations in the region. This craft tradition remains alive today and shapes the local flavors of the area.
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