A large plot of land is located on an elevated position, from which there is an enchanting view of the surrounding area and green hills. Since it is located on the edge of the village, it is a very quiet location with almost no traffic. The plot can be accessed from two sides: asphalted on the lower side and macadam on the upper side. The transmission line passes through part of the plot, but this does not represent an obstacle for the construction of a house and other buildings on this spacious plot of land. LOCATION Šušnjevica is a small village in the eastern part of Istria County, in the municipality of Kršan. The village has a history dating back to the prehistoric and Roman times, and was once part of the lordship of Kožljak. The first written mention of the village was in . In , under the Italian rule, it became the center of a municipality because of its distinct language and origin. The village has a church of St. John the Baptist, built in , and a chapel of St. Sylvester, with some remains of frescoes and Glagolitic writings. According to the . census, the village had 74 inhabitants. Some interesting facts about Šušnjevica are: It is one of the few places where the Istro-Romanian language is still spoken, along with Žejane and Lanišće, another villages in Istria. The language is endangered and has only a few hundred speakers left. It hosts an annual festival called “Fešta od sušnjevice”, which celebrates the Istro-Romanian culture and heritage. The festival features traditional music, dances, costumes, food, and crafts. It is the birthplace of Andrei Glavina, a Croatian linguist and writer who studied and promoted the Istro-Romanian language and literature.
