Transport
Take advantage of the frequent train lines; it is the fastest way to reach Zagreb's city center.





Situated at the foot of Martin Breg, Dugo Selo is a growing city in the Zagreb metropolitan area that retains a welcoming, small-town character. Historically significant as a former estate of the Knights Templar, the area is characterized by its rolling vineyards and green spaces. While it serves primarily as a residential community for those working in Zagreb, visitors can enjoy the local hospitality, traditional continental architecture, and the slower pace of life. The town is particularly well-connected by train, making it a practical and quiet alternative to staying in the bustling city center.
Situated at the foot of Martin Breg, Dugo Selo is a growing city in the Zagreb metropolitan area that retains a welcoming, small-town character. Historically significant as a former estate of the Knights Templar, the area is characterized by its rolling vineyards and green spaces. While it serves primarily as a residential community for those working in Zagreb, visitors can enjoy the local hospitality, traditional continental architecture, and the slower pace of life. The town is particularly well-connected by train, making it a practical and quiet alternative to staying in the bustling city center.
Excellent rail connections to central Zagreb.
Historical ties to the Knights Templar.
Scenic walking paths around Martin Breg hill.
Authentic continental Croatian atmosphere.
The town is much quieter than Zagreb and has fewer major tourist landmarks.
Most locals speak some English, but learning basic Croatian phrases is appreciated.
It is a residential area, so nightlife is limited compared to the capital.
Take advantage of the frequent train lines; it is the fastest way to reach Zagreb's city center.
Head to Martin Breg for a hike to see the old church ruins and enjoy views of the surrounding vineyards.
A quiet base for exploring the Zagreb metropolitan area.
EUR €
$60-$100 p/day
Croatian, English
Visit the local cafes in the morning to experience the traditional Croatian coffee culture.
May-September
Pleasant temperatures make it the best time for exploring the nearby hills and nature trails.
Warm and sunny, perfect for outdoor festivals and exploring the wider Zagreb County.
The grape harvest season brings life to the local vineyards and beautiful autumn foliage.
Cold and quiet; a great time to use the town as a base for visiting the famous Advent in Zagreb.