Klevevž or Grič pri Klevevžu is a small place in SE Slovenia, near Šmarješke Toplice, famous for its rich natural and cultural heritage. It is one of the most attractive smaller tourist locations in Slovenia. The greatest wealth of the place is Klevevška toplica, a natural thermal spring located between an unspoiled forest, green meadows and the Radulja stream, which creates a beautiful gorge with many small waterfalls. The natural spa is a tourist pearl that invites with healing and crystal clear water. Its temperature is around 24 degrees throughout the year. Beneath the remains of the former medieval castle Klevevž (Klingenfels, ie "Sounding Rock") from the 13th century, which remembers only a partially preserved castle park, outbuildings and some ruins, there is a mighty mill, which today serves as a pleasant in an attractive residential building with a beautiful landscaped garden. The mill was mentioned in the Klevevž area as early as 1306. It probably changed its appearance in the micro-location, but in its present appearance it was changed four decades ago. The entire Klevevž area is surrounded by extensive vineyards and fruit trees.