포무르스카‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪13‬개의 천연기념물

Beautiful nature reserve, simply enjoy the scenery

The water is drinkable, but contains impurities, which is why it has a distinct smell and taste. It contains natural CO2 and iron oxide, which oxidizes upon contact with air, hence the red color around the spring. The well is said to be about 50 meters deep. Interestingly, iron oxide was once used in painting and can be found in the surrounding church frescoes.

A super nice tour, all asphalt roads

A very beautiful castle. Right next to the castle, a trail, partly via steps, leads down to the border bridge.

In memory of Tito, the partisan leader and President of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. A lovely rest stop. 300 meters further into town, there's a great pastry shop, open until 4 p.m.

A private but accessible garden with woody plants collected from many areas dedicated to anti-fascism and peace. Translated from Slovenian Wikipedia: The Garden of Remembrance and Comradeship in Petanjci is a park and a protected cultural monument in Petanjci, Prekmurje. The garden was established after World War II. The symbolic and actual roots of the garden are the Žalujka willow trees, planted by the mother of Vanek Šiftar, a Prekmurje intellectual and professor emeritus at the University of Maribor, in memory of her two sons who did not return from the war. The garden has a rich botanical collection of more than 450 different trees and shrubs, native and donated plants from around the world, planted in memory of the suffering of people during World War II. The garden's motto "To all the dead who fought against fascism and Nazism, in eternal memory and to the living in constant remembrance" and the garden's anthem "Barefoot let us go, girl, let us go together", a poem by Karel Destovnik Kajuh, also recall the garden's mission: "To all the dead who fought against fascism and Nazism, in eternal memory and to the living in constant remembrance". The garden is part of the protected garden architectural heritage and belongs to the network of Botanical Gardens and Arboreta of Slovenia. The garden is managed by the Dr. Šiftar Foundation. The Prekmurje Research Station of the Scientific Research Centre of the Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts (ZRC SAZU) is also located here. The stone tablet reads: TUKAJ JE BILO OD 1939-1941 UREDNISTVO MLADECA PREKMURCA, SEMKAJ SO SE POLETI 1941 ZATEKLi ILEGALCI, MIRKO BAGAR EVGEN KARDOS STEFAN KUHAR IN SPOMLADI 1945 MED 5 TEDENSKO FRONTO NA MURI BILO OPORISCE VOJAKOM R. A. From 1939 to 1941 this was the office of the young PREKMURC, where in the summer of 1941 the illegal immigrants MIRKO BAGAR, EVGEN KARDOS, STEFAN KUHAR were stationed, and in the summer of 1945, during the five-week front on the Mura, the soldiers of the R.A. were housed(?).

Here in the Radenski area, approximately 20 mineral and thermal springs emerge. The overflow flows directly into the Mur River. Due to the high iron content, a "red" streamlet is formed.

The excess water flows directly into the Mur