Straza iz located between the Krka River and Straska mountain. The area has been inhabited since prehistoric times. The Romans built a road here along the steep spine of the Straska mountain and the remains can still be found. The developments over time in the area and the discovered coins also testify to this. Straza was first mentioned in the 13th century. The population primarily lived off of forestry work and viticulture. Viticulture was almost completely destroyed at the end of the 19th century by the vine louse. The area's true industrial boom took place only after World War II when the modern timber industry developed. Interesting points to visit: The Church of St. Tomas from the 14th century, baroque parish church of St. Jacob from 18th century, karst sinkholes where a large number...

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