Antonci can be explored through several clearly identifiable points of interest: archaeological connections at Radovac and Dugača, the Antonci Viaduct on the Parenzana, and its place on the Istrian Wine Road. This lets you look at the village both through individual cultural sites and in relation to routes. When planning your trip, it helps to keep these themes distinct: would you like to focus on archaeological sites, use the viaduct as a landmark, or include the Istrian Wine Road as a route that extends beyond the area? The information below provides specific names, distances and route characteristics to help you do so.

Archaeological sites near Antonci

The locality of Radovac in Antonci is associated with urn graves and an ancient archaeological site. Dugača, near Antonci, is also an archaeological site. These are two distinct archaeological points of reference: Radovac refers to a locality in Antonci, while Dugača is a site near Antonci. Urn graves are specifically mentioned at Radovac; Dugača adds a separate named site of cultural interest. When planning the cultural-history part of your trip, you can consider these two places separately rather than combining them into a single site. They offer a local focus, while the Parenzana and the Wine Road draw attention to routes.

The Parenzana and Antonci Viaduct

The Parenzana is a restored section of the historic railway that connected Poreč with Trieste. Near the Antonci hamlet of Krti, the route runs through coniferous forest for part of the way. One specific landmark is the Antonci Viaduct: from Vižintini, it is about 500 metres along the Parenzana to the viaduct; from the hamlet of Krti in Antonci, it is around 700 metres along the route. These approximate distances start from different locations. For a direct comparison, the starting point must therefore always be taken into account: the shorter distance starts in Vižintini, and the longer one in Krti. Other features of the Parenzana as a whole include scenic sections, stone viaducts and preserved tunnels with environmentally friendly lighting. At the Antonci Viaduct, a specific landmark thus connects with the wider historic railway line.

The Istrian Wine Road

Antonci is one of the villages on official Route 156 of the Istrian Wine Road. The route is 54 kilometres long in total and is classified as easy. Its length and classification provide different information: 54 kilometres indicates the overall extent of the route, while “easy” is its difficulty classification. The distance therefore applies to the entire Wine Road, not just Antonci. The emphasis differs from that of the Parenzana: on the Parenzana, local points of reference can be identified at the viaduct and in the forest section near Krti; for the Wine Road, the total length and classification give an overview of the route. This lets you assess the routes by their respective themes and scope, without combining them into a single excursion.

Roads and paths

Additional, time-specific information concerns roads and paths. On 8 June 2026, maintenance and repair work was underway on gravel roads and walking and cycling paths in Antonci and several other settlements. The work was intended to improve travel for drivers, cyclists and pedestrians. If you plan to use a particular route, check its current condition in advance.

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