Saturday, January 24, 2026

Krapina-Zagorje County

Krapina-Zagorje County (Krapin's Zagorje County) is a county in northwestern Croatia, bordering Slovenia. 
It covers most of the historical region of Croatian Zagorje. 

Location: Hilly and green area with forests, vineyards, thermal springs, and medieval castles. 
Known for: Neanderthal find in Krapina (world-famous museum), numerous picturesque castles (including Veliki Tabor), folklore, wine, and tourism. 
Capital: Krapina (cultural and administrative center). 
Area: ± 1,224 km², fairly densely populated by Croatian standards. 
Distance: Only a 30-45 minute drive from Zagreb. 

Popular for day trips from the capital, tranquil nature, history, and culinary traditions (Zagorje cuisine). 
A true mix of prehistory, the Middle Ages, and rural charm!








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