Muta
Muta is a settlement located in the central Drava Valley in the northeastern part of Slovenia, situated between the Drava River to the south and the Slovenian–Austrian border to the north. It comprises two geographical and economic units: the valley along the Drava River with its terraces and flatlands extending to the foothills of the hilly hinterland, and the hilly area along the state border. Muta lies in the pre-Alpine region, which has rich flora and a relatively abundant presence of surface waters.
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The Ecological Chapel
The ecological chapel (Ekološka kapelica) was built in 1997 and is dedicated to St. Francis of Assisi. It symbolically protects the local residents and draws attention to the Golica/Koralpe dam, built on the other side of the national border in Austria, in the municipality of Soboth. Next to the chapel, a bridge crosses the Bistrica stream, leading along a path to the Sedelnik Waterfall, the highest waterfall in the Kozjak area.
Rotunda of St. John the Baptist
The Rotunda of St. John the Baptist (Rotunda Sv. Janeza Krstnika), located at the confluence of the Bistrica and the Drava River, attracts the attention of passersby with its circular nave and its beautiful shingled roof topped with a small roof turret. During his journey through the regions Koroška and Štajerska, it is said to have been consecrated in 1052 by Pope Leo IX. The building did not take on its present form all at once.
Blacksmithing, Foundry and Firefighting Museum in Upper Muta
The former Kienhofen mansion today houses a blacksmith-foundry and firefighting museum which stores forging, foundry and firefighting products from the 18th century, photographs and other written material. There is thus exhibited a more than 400 years old tradition of forging, foundry and firefighting in Muta. It contains and displays a rich collection of exhibits that testify to the hard and at the same time interesting life of our ancestors.
Parish Church of St. Margaret in Muta
Zgornja Muta developed around a funnel-shaped market square, whose central building was the Gothic parish church of St. Margaret (sv. Marjeta). It was first mentioned as a chapel in 1349 and later, between 1460 and 1465, as a parish church. From the original church, the main nave has been preserved; in 1689, side aisles were added, along with the presbytery, sacristy, and oratory. The bell tower was also raised and topped with an onion-shaped roof. The Baroque furnishings date back to the 17th century. Several tombstones are embedded in the church’s exterior facade, the oldest dating back to 1595.
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Turistična kmetija Sušek (Sušek Tourist Farm)
Warm hospitality, nature, and a peaceful environment… You can find all this at Sušek Tourist Farm, where you can treat yourself to delicious homemade food, celebrate special occasions, or stay overnight. As part of your stay, you can enjoy playing darts, and in the surrounding area you can go hiking or skiing.
Brunarica pr' Ravniku (Log Cabin at Ravnik)
Tourism has been thriving at the Ravnik farm in Pernice since last year. They offer wellness services (Finnish and Turkish sauna, hot tub, etc.), and you can also set off on hikes in the surrounding hills. You can treat yourself to relaxation only or choose to stay overnight as well.
Izletniška kmetija Orlič (Orlič Excursion Farm)
They offer pre-booked lunches for private groups throughout the year, as well as glamping with a beautiful view of the Drava Valley.
The farm is located on a hill, just a 5-minute drive from the valley.
Izletniška kmetija Breznik – Đuli (Breznik – Đuli Excursion Farm)
The farm is located at the settlement Sv. Primož nad Muto and offers a beautiful view of Muta and its surroundings. Guests are welcomed by prior arrangement and are served cold cuts or a traditional farmhouse lunch prepared from fresh local ingredients. From here, you can also set out on hikes in the surrounding hills.
Glampingi in apartmaji MM (MM Glamping & Apartments)
Beautiful nature with even more stunning views. The panorama stretches across the Drava Valley, the mighty Pohorje hills on the opposite side, and all the way to the majestic Uršlja Gora.
The glamping units are located below the house, where you will also find a swimming pool and a barn with sanitary facilities. The apartments are set in a former stable and in the main house. Guests have access to kitchens, a fire pit, barbecue, and fireplace… you can prepare a great picnic, enjoy a cold drink (several fridges are available), and relax on the terrace with a beautiful view.
As the owners are lovers of antiques, much of the furniture and other items are vintage. The accommodation offers an unforgettable experience for those who feel connected to nature, respect it, and truly understand it.