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The land of St. Martin Dugo Selo – a town with a population of about 19,000, situated 23 km east of Zagreb, which for centuries developed at the crossroads. The history and culture of this region is intertwined with the name of St. Martin and with the Order of the Templar Knights. The wine-growing tradition has resulted in tourism events relating to wine, such as St. Vincent’s Day on Martin Breg, which marks the start of the year’s work in the vineyards, and St. Martin’s Day, the celebration of the “christening” of the wine. Dugo Selo Autumns – a cultural and entertainment event that lasts from the start of September to St. Martin’s Day on 11 November. Čitaj dalje → Od "Bučijade" do lana Ivanić Grad, a town with a population of about 15,000, is situated in the Moslavina region on the Lonja River, right off the Zagreb–Lipovac motorway. It is 38 km from Zagreb. The main economic branches are the production of oil and gas, agriculture, livestock, the chemical industry and metal processing. Medium and small enterprises are based on the provision of services in construction, tourism, hospitality and trade. Ivanić Grad was first mentioned in the 13th century (1246). The passing centuries left a rich historical and cultural legacy, and many monuments worth seeing. The town is also known for its vicinity to the Naftalan health resort. Čitaj dalje → Plešivica wine road Jastrebarsko, popularly called Jaska, is a town with a population of 5400. It lies on the Zagreb–Karlovac motorway, on the regional road and the railway line, and is 36 km from Zagreb. Jastrebarsko and the surrounding areas have a long tradition in tourism, as this is a favourite outing destination for Zagreb residents due to its beautiful landscapes, wine-growing hills, nature reserves and countless cultural and historical monuments (churches, monasteries and castles). The surrounding areas include several attractive excursion destinations, including the Crna Mlaka ornithological reserve, the Plešivica wine road and the highest peak of the Samobor hills, Mt. Japetić (879 m). Čitaj dalje → Vjerski turizam - "Dolina kardinala" Krašić, a town with a population of 3,200 lies in the southwestern part of Zagreb County, 23 km from the Zagreb–Karlovac motorway and 50 km from Zagreb. Krašić is a place of prayer, peace and pilgrimage, and the birthplace and place of death of the Blessed Alojzije Stepinac (Krašić Days, 8 May). The Blessed Cardinal Stepinac was born in the village Brezarić in 1989, and served a 16-year sentence in a home prison. This is also the birthplace of Cardinal Franjo Kuharić (Pribić), Bishop Juraj Jezerinac (Prekrižje), and Bishop Josip Mrzljak. In addition to religious tourism, there are also numerous sporting activities available here, including hiking and golf (Mirkopolje). Čitaj dalje → Križ, a town with a population of 8000, situated on the hill around the Church of the Raising of the Holy Cross in the Česma River valley. The town lies on the Zagreb–Lipovac motorway and the Zagreb–Vinkovci railway line and is 50 km from Zagreb. This is the birthplace of literary historian Josip Badalić (Deanovec) and opera diva Milka Trnina (Vezišće). The town stands out for its rich cultural heritage, traditional rural wooden architecture, while the archaeological site Sipćina near Okešinec tells of the early settlement of this region. The southern part of the municipality is covered by the Žutica forest, which is also an oil field, while the Veliki Jantak forest, an important hunting ground, lies in the eastern part. The Česma River is a perfect site for fishing. Čitaj dalje → Ugodno mjesto za život Pisarovina – a town with a population of 3770. The town is 25 km from Zagreb and is situated on a regional road between the Vukomerička gorica, the Kupa River and Draganićka forest. The picturesque landscape include both plains and hills, with scattered old oak forests, woods and winding rivers running down towards the clear Kupa River. Just south of Pisarovina is the mineral water spring Jamnička Kiselica. The popular Jamnica water was discovered in 1770, and the first chemical analysis of the mineral water was carried out in 1772 on orders by the Empress Maria Therese. In 1828, this was the first water in this part of Europe to be bottled for sale. Today, Jamnica is the most popular brand of mineral water in Croatia. Čitaj dalje → Grad karnevala i kremšnita Samobor, a town with a population of about 15,000 and with a long-standing excursion and tourist tradition. It is situated 20 km from Zagreb, on the slopes of the Samobor hills. The town is a gem of Baroque architecture, and is the most popular excursion destination for Zagreb residents, who pay visits to enjoy its charm, natural beauty, museums, restaurants and excursion sites. From 1809 to 1813, this was the seat of Napoleon’s Illyrian province. Many excellent old recipes date back to this period, including today’s famed Samobor specialities, muštarda and bermet. Another delicacy that is not to be missed is the Samobor kremšnita. Čitaj dalje → "Dragi naš kaj" Sveta Nedelja, 13 km west of Zagreb, situated in a region encompassing the plains and hills between the Sava River, Okić and the Samobor hills. The parish was first mentioned in 1501. There are 14 settlements in the Sveta Nedelja area: Bestovje, Brezje, Jagnjić Dol, Kalinovica, Kerestinec, Mala Gorica, Novaki, Orešje, Rakitje, Srebrnjak, Strmec, Sveta Nedelja, Svetonedeljski Breg and Žitarka. The area is a favourite outing destination due to the countless sports and recreation options available here: walking or cycling, fishing on lakes, tennis, paintball, adrenaline park and many excellent hospitality facilities. Čitaj dalje → Knights of Zelingrad Sveti Ivan Zelina, a picturesque town with a population of about 2700, situated in the Lonja River Valley, 37 km northeast of Zagreb. This is the old cultural and economic seat of the area called Hrvatsko prigorje. Today, the town is known for its wines and its attractive wine road that passes through the wine-growing villages from Donja Zelina, towards Nespeš and Gornje Psarjevo, and on to Sveti Ivan Zelina. The town has been a settlement since the Bronze Age, which is best seen in the wealth of cultural monuments (chapels, churches, medieval burg of Zelingrad). There are diverse sport and recreation options (tennis, hiking, cycling, motorcycling, etc.). The Zelina sports and recreation centre lies near the centre of the town. Čitaj dalje → Wooden beauties Velika Gorica, a town with a population of about 33,000. The town is 16 km southeast of Zagreb and lies on the hilly part of Vukomerička gorica and the lowland of Turopolje. The town can be considered a suburb of Zagreb, due to the excellent fast road connection. The Zagreb Airport “Franjo Tuđman” is nearby, in the village of Pleso. The entire area is rich in cultural and historical sights, dating back to prehistoric times, including sacral and ethnological monuments (wooden chapels and manors, archaeological site Andautonia (Ščitarjevo), the Lukavec Old Town and the valuable art collection on display in the Turopolje Museum). The entire area is also well known for its excellent cuisine offered in many restaurants and excursion sites around the town. Čitaj dalje → What Our Forefathers Ate Vrbovec, a town with a population of 5,000 lying 40 km from Zagreb. The first written record of the town dates back to 1244 (document of King Bela IV). The Vrbovec fortress was raised in 1528 as a defensive structure to fend off the Turks. Later it was owned by the Zrinski, Erdödy, Patačić and other families. Petar Zrinski was born here in 1621. Today, only the cylindrical tower still stands. Near Vrbovec (Negovec), M.J. Zagorka, the popular novelist and first female journalist in southern Europe, was born. The area abounds in valuable cultural heritage and numerous rural excursion areas, which are perfect places for relaxation and culinary delights (including the event “What Our Elders Ate”, held in August), and sports: tennis, trap shooting and fishing. Čitaj dalje → Jelačić days Zaprešić, a town with a population of 26,000 and lying 17 km west of Zagreb. Zaprešić and the surrounding areas offer several interesting tourist destinations: 5 castles (Lužnica, Januševec, Laduč, Gornja Bistra, Jakovlje), churches, flora and fauna reserves, excellent cuisine and traditional events (Jelačić Days in May and October). The Jelačić Novi Dvori is one of the best preserved feudal estates in Croatia. Sporting options include football, handball, basketball, bowling, equestrian sports and show jumping, paragliding, motor handgliding, motocross, cycling, tennis and golf (three PAR 3). Čitaj dalje → The beauty and grandeur of the castles This area is situated in the western part of Zagreb County, where it borders with Slovenia and Krapinsko – Zagorska County. It is an area of rich cultural and historic heritage, covered with forests, tame winegrowing green hills and plains, mild slopes and cultured spots of land with many country houses. Čitaj dalje → A place of safe future Place in the Zagreb County with 14 settlements and 2700 inhabitants. Pokupsko is located in the southernmost part of Zagreb’s urban area and on the left bank of the Kupa in a triangle between the cities of Zagreb, Sisak and Karlovac, which is only fifty kilometers away, making it an excellent place for hikers and relaxing in nature in leisure time. The pokupsko under the influence of historical-geographical and traffic connections with Turopol and Zagreb is now part of the agglomeration of the capital Zagreb. The area of Pokupski consists of two natural summits of the Vukomerički gorici and the lower flow of the river Kupa. The parish of Pokupsko and only Pokupsko has an important influence during the Turkish conquests in which Pokupsko was the defense of the Croatian kingdom through the function of the Military Krajina. From that time there are many remains of construction objects and records that Pokupsko places in one of the places with rich culture and history. Čitaj dalje →
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Zemlja Sv. Martina Grad s oko 17.531 stanovnika nalazi se 23 km istočno od Zagreba (stoljećima se razvijao na križanju željezničkih puteva). Povijest i kulturu ovog kraja obilježilo je ime sveca Martina, ali i viteški red Templara. Vinogradarska tradicija ovog kraja rezultirala je turističkim manifestacijama vezanim uz vino, kao što su Vincekovo na Martin Bregu –obilježavanje početka radova u vinogradima, te Martinje, proslava „krštenja“ vina. Dugoselske jeseni- zabavno-kulturna manifestacija traje od početka rujna do 11.11., Dan sv. Martina. Čitaj dalje → Od "Bučijade" do lana Grad od oko 14.544 stanovnika smjestio se uz rijeku Lonju, u Moslavini, uz autocestu Zagreb – Lipovac. Od Zagreba udaljen 38 km. Gospodarsku osnovu čine proizvodnja nafte i plina, poljodjelstvo, stočarstvo, kemijska industrija i obrada metala. Srednje i malo poduzetništvo temelji se na pružanju usluga u graditeljstvu, turizmu, ugostiteljstvu i trgovini. Prvi se puta u zapisima Ivanić-Grad spominje još u 13. stoljeću (1246. g.). Minula stoljeća ostavila su bogato povijesno-kulturno naslijeđe, spomenike koje je vrijedno vidjeti i razgledati. Grad je poznat i po lječilištu “Naftalan”. Čitaj dalje → Plešivička vinska cesta Popularno zvan Jaska, grad je s oko 15.897 stanovnika. Leži uz autocestu Zagreb – Karlovac, na regionalnoj cestovnoj prometnici i uz željezničku prugu. Od Zagreba udaljen 36 km. Jastrebarsko i njegova okolica sa dugom tradicijom u turizmu, omiljeno su izletište Zagrepčana, a privlače prekrasnim krajolicima, vinorodnim brežuljcima, prirodnim rezervatima i brojnim kulturno-povijesnim spomenicima (crkve, samostani i dvorci). U okolici Jastrebarskog nekoliko je atraktivnih izletničkih destinacija: Ornitološki rezervat Crna Mlaka, Plešivička vinska cesta i najviši vrh Samoborske gore – Japetić (879 m). Čitaj dalje → Vjerski turizam - "Dolina kardinala" Mjesto sa 3.199 stanovnika nalazi se u SZ dijelu Zagrebačke županije, 23 km udaljeno od autoputa Zagreb-Karlovac (50 km od Zagreba). Mjesto molitve, mira, hodočasničko mjesto i nadasve značajno rodno i smrtno mjesto blaženika Alojzija Stepinca (Dani krašićkog kraja, 08.05). U selu Brezarić rođen bl. kardinal Alojzije Stepinac (1898-1960) koji je u kućnom zatvoru u izdržavao kaznu od 16 godina. Iz ovog kraja potječu i kardinal Franjo Kuharić (Pribić), biskup Juraj Jezerinac (Prekrižje), biskup Josip Mrzljak. Osim vjerskih, tu su i sportski sadržaji: planinarenje i golf (Mirkopolje). Čitaj dalje → Naselje sa 8000 stanovnika smješteno je na brežuljku oko crkve posvećene Uzvišenju sv. Križa u dolini rijeke Česme, uz autocestu Zagreb – Lipovac, željezničku prugu Zagreb – Vinkovci. Od Zagreba je udaljen 50 km. Rodni kraj književnog povjesničara Josipa Badalića (Deanovec) i operne dive Milke Trnine (Vezišće) odlikuje se bogatom kulturnom baštinom, izvornom seoskom drvenom arhitekturom, a arheološko nalazište Sipćine kod Okešinca svjedoči o ranoj naseljenosti ovoga prostora. Južni dio općine zahvaća šumu Žuticu, gdje je i nalazište nafte, a na istočnom dijelu šumu Veliki Jantak, koja je značajna kao lovište. Rijeka Česma idealna je za ribolov. Čitaj dalje → Ugodno mjesto za život Mjesto koje broji 3678 stanovnika smješteno je između Vukomeričkih gorica, rijeke Kupe i Draganićke šume, na regionalnoj prometnici udaljenoj 25 km od Zagreba. Slikovitosti pisarovinskog kraja doprinose ravnice i brežuljci prošarani starim hrastovim šumama i vijugavost rijeka koje se spuštaju prema bistroj Kupi. Južno od Pisarovine nalazi se Jamnička Kiselica, izvori mineralne vode, popularne “Jamnice” otkrivene 1770. g. (prva kemijska analiza kisele vode napravljena je 1772.g. po nalogu carice Marije Terezije), a 1828.g. su po prvi puta u ovom dijelu Europe napunjene boce namijenjene tržištu. “Jamnica” je danas najzastupljenija mineralna voda u Hrvatskoj. Čitaj dalje → Grad karnevala i kremšnita Grad sa oko 37.607 stanovnika s dugom izletničkom i turističkom tradicijom. Od Zagreba je udaljen 20 km. Smješten na obroncima Samoborskog gorja, grad barokne arhitekture najpopularnije je izletište Zagrepčana koji ovamo dolaze da bi uživali u njegovom šarmu, prirodnim ljepotama, muzejima, restoranima, gostionicama i izletištima. Od 1809. do 1813. godine sjedište je kantona Napoleonovih Ilirskih pokrajina, pa iz toga doba potječu stari recepti po kojima se i danas rade čuveni samoborski specijaliteti muštarda i bermet. Od samoborskih specijaliteta ne propustite kušati samoborske kremšnite. Čitaj dalje → "Dragi naš kaj" Samo 13 km zapadno od Zagreba, smješten na položaju koji obuhvaća ravničarski i brežuljkasti dio između Save, Okićkog i Samoborskog gorja. Prvi spomen svetonedeljske župe zabilježen je još 1501.g. Na području Svete Nedelje nalazi se 14 naselja: Bestovje, Brezje, Jagnjić Dol, Kalinovica, Kerestinec, Mala Gorica, Novaki, Orešje, Rakitje, Srebrnjak, Strmec, Sveta Nedelja, Svetonedeljski Breg i Žitarka u kojem živi 18.032 stanovnika. Ovo područje omiljeno je odredište brojnih posjetitelja zbog raznolikih športsko-rekreativnih sadržaja: šetnja ili vožnja biciklom, ribolov na jezerima, tenis tereni, paintball, adrenalinski park te velik broj kvalitetnih ugostiteljskih objekata. Čitaj dalje → Vitezovi Zelingradski Slikoviti je grad sa oko 15990 stanovnika smješten uz dolinu rijeke Lonje, 37 km sjeveroistočno od Zagreba. To je staro kulturno i gospodarsko središte Hrvatskog prigorja. Danas je na glasu i zbog svojih vina, te atraktivne vinske ceste koja prolazi vinorodnim naseljima od Donje Zeline prema Nespešu i Gornjem Psarjevu, te prema Sv. Ivanu Zelini. Zbog svoje konstantne naseljenosti od brončanog doba, područje je bogato spomenicima kulturne baštine (kapele, crkve, srednjovjekovni burg Zelingrad). Raznovrsne su i mogućnosti za sport i rekreaciju (teniski tereni, planinarenje, biciklizam, motociklizam i dr.). Nedaleko od centra grada je i sportsko-rekreacijski centar “Zelina“. Čitaj dalje → Turopoljske drvene ljepotice Grad sa oko 70.000 stanovnika smješten je na brežuljkastom dijelu Vukomeričkih gorica i nizinskom dijelu Turopolja, 16 km JI od Zagreba. Na neki je način dio šireg gradskog područja grada Zagreba s kojim je povezana brzom prometnicom. U neposrednoj blizini u selu Pleso nalazi se Zračna luka Zagreb. Kraj je bogat kulturno-povijesnim znamenitostima, od prapovijesti do našega doba, sakralnim i etnološkim spomenicima (drvene kapelice i plemićke kurije, arheološko nalazište Andautonia (Ščitarjevo), grad Lukavec i vrijedna zbirka umjetnina koja se čuva u Muzeju Turopolja). Čitavo područje obiluje kvalitetnom gastronomskom ponudom u brojnim restoranima i izletištima u okolici grada. Čitaj dalje → Kaj su jeli naši stari Grad s oko 5.000 stanovnika od Zagreba je udaljen 40 km. Prvi pisani trag datira iz 1244. godine (dokument kralja Bele IV). Kaštel u Vrbovcu iz 1528. godine, podignut za obranu od Turaka, kasnije posjed Zrinskih, Erdödyja, pa opet Zrinskih, Patačića i dr. Tu je 1621. godine rođen Petar Zrinski. Od kaštela danas postoji samo valjkasta kula. Kraj obiluje vrijednom kulturnom baštinom. Nedaleko Vrbovca (u Negovcu) rođena je M.J. Zagorka, spisateljica popularnih romana i prva žena novinar na jugu Europe. Kraj obiluje seoskim izletištima, mjestima za relaksaciju i gastro doživljaj (manifestacija „Kaj su jeli naši“ stari u kolovozu), te sportskim sadržajima: tenis, streljana za gađanje glinenih golubova, ribolov na jezerima. Čitaj dalje → Dani Jelačića Grad sa 26.000 stanovnika smjestio se 17 km zapadno od Zagreba. Zaprešić i njegova okolica nude više zanimljivih turističkih sadržaja: 5 dvoraca (Lužnica, Januševec, Laduč, Gornja Bistra, Jakovlje), crkve, rezervate životinjskog i biljnog svijeta uz dobru gastronomsku ponudu i tradicionalne manifestacije (Dani Jelačića u svibnju i listopadu). Novi dvori Jelačićevi, jedna je od najbolje sačuvanih feudalnih gospodarskih cjelina u Hrvatskoj. Sportski sadržaji: nogomet, rukomet, košarka, kuglanje konjički sport i preponsko jahanje, paragliding, letenje zmajevima na motorni pogon, motokros, biciklizam, tenis, golf (tri PAR 3). Čitaj dalje → Ljepota i raskoš dvoraca Područje je smješteno u zapadnom dijelu Zagrebačke županije gdje graniči sa Slovenijom i Krapinsko – zagorskom županijom. To je kraj bogate kulturno-povijesne baštine, prekriven šumama, pitomim vinorodnim brežuljcima obraslih bujnim zelenilom, ravnicama. blagim brežuljcima i uređenim terenima s velikim brojem vikendica. Čitaj dalje →