Zacurek Pond and Medved\u2019s Spring are located north of the village of \u0160marje \u2013 Sap, at the edge of a forest. This site is ideal for social gatherings, small sports activities, and serves as a great starting point for short walks in the forest and longer hikes towards Ple\u0161e and towards the Ljubljana municipality.<\/p>\n\n
For the residents of Grosuplje, this natural spot is a delightful retreat, especially on hot summer days when it\u2019s pleasant to be near the pond under the shade of trees. During these warm days, visitors can also enjoy ice cream.<\/p>\n\n
\u0160marje received its water supply system at the end of the 19th century, century . who p<\/strong>reviously had to fetch water from Zacurek. Though the new system was in place, some still visited Zacurek for water from a small spring, believed to have healing <\/strong> properties. This spring, named after Anton Medved, a dean in \u0160marje between 1894 and 1896, came to be known as Medved\u2019s Spring. Notably, this was around the same time Jakob Alja\u017e purchased the peak of Triglav for one goldinar, a moment of great pride for the residents of \u0160marje.<\/p>\n\n Over time, Zacurek became a popular local excursion spot. Young people used to have fun and socialise here, sometimes swimming in the lake, taking a sip from the spring, and generally walking to the lake. Today, Zacurek has been completely restored:<\/strong> the lake is surrounded by wood, a platform has been built over it, and seating is available next to it, especially suitable for conversations of all kinds. Medved\u2019s Spring is said to be named after the priest Medved.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":61655,"template":"","class_list":["post-63674","znamenitosti","type-znamenitosti","status-publish","has-post-thumbnail","hentry"],"yoast_head":"\n