Hrašće Turopoljsko: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

Hrašće Turopoljsko is the birthplace of Juraj Mulih, a Croatian Jesuit missionary and religious writer of the 18th century. Mulih wrote more than 30 works, including the first Croatian etiquette book and the first Kajkavian primer.

Traditions

Hrašće takes part in Turopoljsko Jurjevo, an ongoing tradition in honour of Saint George featuring bonfires and other local customs. In the documented programme, Hrašće is named as a designated location for a bonfire.

Culture and history

Turopolje has a distinctive wooden architectural heritage with wooden manor houses. In the wider Turopolje–Pokuplje–Posavina area, 11 preserved wooden chapels have also been documented.

Historically, Hrašće was one of the sučije, meaning smaller communities, in the Polje district of the Plemenita općina Turopolje.

Museums and other places

In the surrounding area of Hrašće Turopoljsko, the Musée d'art contemporain is listed approximately as a museum. The Archaeological Museum is likewise listed approximately as a museum in the surrounding area.

Zagreb ZOO is listed approximately as a zoo in the surrounding area of Hrašće Turopoljsko. Fontana kralja Tomislava is also listed there approximately as a monument.

The Botanic Garden is listed approximately as a garden in the surrounding area of Hrašće Turopoljsko.

Nature and landscape

Park Dugave is listed approximately as a park near Hrašće Turopoljsko.

In the wider regional area around Hrašće Turopoljsko, Medvedgrad is listed approximately as a castle.

Sljeme is also listed approximately as a peak in the wider regional area around Hrašće Turopoljsko.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Hrašće Turopoljsko can continue their accommodation search afterwards. Other places in the same destination area: Hrvatski Leskovac, Kupinečki Kraljevec, Jesenovec, Sesvete, Zagreb.

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