Wine Road
Explore the Plešivica wine road to taste some of Croatia's best sparkling wines and local varieties.





Jastrebarsko, affectionately known by locals as Jaska, is a picturesque town situated in Zagreb County, Croatia. It is most famous for being the center of the Plešivica wine region, where visitors can explore numerous family-owned wineries specializing in sparkling wines and Rieslings. The town features a relaxed pace of life with historical buildings and green spaces, making it an ideal retreat from the capital city. Its location at the foot of the Žumberak Mountains provides a stunning backdrop of rolling hills and vineyards, perfect for nature walks and agritourism experiences.
Jastrebarsko, affectionately known by locals as Jaska, is a picturesque town situated in Zagreb County, Croatia. It is most famous for being the center of the Plešivica wine region, where visitors can explore numerous family-owned wineries specializing in sparkling wines and Rieslings. The town features a relaxed pace of life with historical buildings and green spaces, making it an ideal retreat from the capital city. Its location at the foot of the Žumberak Mountains provides a stunning backdrop of rolling hills and vineyards, perfect for nature walks and agritourism experiences.
Heart of the Plešivica wine road.
Historical architecture and local heritage.
Surrounded by rolling vineyard hills.
Authentic small-town Croatian atmosphere.
The town is quite small and can be very quiet during the weekdays.
Many wineries require prior notice or appointments for tastings.
It is an excellent base for exploring the Žumberak-Samoborsko gorje Nature Park.
Explore the Plešivica wine road to taste some of Croatia's best sparkling wines and local varieties.
Refer to the town as 'Jaska' to sound like a local; it's the widely used colloquial name.
Wine lovers and those seeking a quiet rural escape near Zagreb.
EUR €
$70-$120 p/day
Croatian, English, German
While reachable by bus or train from Zagreb, a car is recommended to visit the surrounding wineries.
May-June, September-October
A beautiful time to see the vineyards coming to life with mild temperatures for walking.
Ideal for outdoor events and enjoying the long evenings in the vineyard hills.
The peak season for wine enthusiasts during the grape harvest and local festivals.
A quiet, cozy season perfect for intimate wine cellar visits and traditional hearty meals.