Rečica is a village near Karlovac and Zagreb in Croatia with around 1200 inhabitants, known for its over 200-year-old Church of St. Ivan Krstitelj, Castle Drašković where 19th century poet Janko Drašković lived, and many well-preserved wooden houses over 200 years old, including one converted to a museum. It has a primary school for 135 students aged 7 to 14 across 8 classes, and cultural organizations including a folk dance group called KUD Rečica and a tamburitza orchestra that promote local heritage.

1. Rečica

2. About Rečica
 Rečica is a village near town Karlovac and near
the capital city Zagreb
 Through Recica flows river Kupa
 It has about 1200 inhabitants.

3. Church St. Ivan Krstitelj
Church is
more than
200 years old

4. Our castle
 Castle Drašković
 Janko Drašković
lived in that castle
in middle of 19th
century

5. Wooden houses
 Rečica has
manny over
200 years old
wooden
houses
 One of them
is transformed
to museum
and galery

6. Primmany school Rečica
 About 135 pupils
from age 7 till 14
 8 classes

7. Our Folklor KUD Rečica

8. Folklor-Rečica rose
Rečica rose
It is a simbol of
our folklore
clothes

9. Our Tamburitza orchestra