The beginnings of the Evangelical Church in Moravske toplice reach back to the 16th century, when the reformers Primož Trubar, Jurij Dalmatin, Sebastian Krelj and others laid the foundation of the Slovenian language. The Church of the Lord's Ascension in Bogojina Plečnik preserved as an entrance porch and used it for the choir, while he supported the new nave on the famous marble pillar, from which four arches rise mightily.. Connoisseurs find that in Bogojina Plečnik created a total work of art, in which the master's recognisable accents merge with elements of local architecture and artistic craft. The little Rotunda church of St Nicholas in Selo, the oldest artistic gem, is marked by numerous elements of the Romanesque and place its origin in the 13th century.

    In the place of Selo a fantastic view of the Goričko hills is offered. In it the Kmica Astronomical Society has its seat, since because of the sparsely populated terrain it is very suitable for observing the night sky. – Rotunda (St Nicholas, forest educational trail): The Rotunda is an artistic gem of Prekmurje from the 13th century. The round Church of St Nicholas is, because of its architecture and paintings, one of the more important monuments of Romanesque culture in Slovenia. In its vicinity there is also a forest educational trail, which acquaints you with the rich plant life of the region. Vučja Gomila: The name it possibly got from wolves. Their territories were long ago overgrown by the vine, which in the rhythm of the klopotec rattles reaches towards the sun. Here is also the last climb on the route. At the top we are rewarded with a view of the Prekmurje plain.

    Because of its length the route counts as easy, although given its profile it could be classed as moderately demanding.
    The terrain is undulating and, with the right choice of gear ratios, can be ridden without difficulty. We hope that on the gentle yet somewhat longer climbs you will feel the joy you would feel listening to a rhapsody. It is suitable for half-day outings.