Ivanić-Grad: Hotels and Accommodation

Bučijada has been held continuously in Ivanić-Grad since 2004. The festival includes pumpkin products, gastronomic offerings, handicrafts, a cultural programme, workshops and activities for children.

The A3 motorway (Zagreb–Lipovac) has an Ivanić-Grad exit, providing a fast connection to Zagreb with a journey time of approximately 35 minutes.

Regional Traditions

Bučijada combines pumpkin products with gastronomic offerings, handicrafts, a cultural programme, workshops and activities for children.

Culture and History

The Muzej Ivanić-Grada is located in Park hrvatskih branitelja in the city centre of Ivanić-Grad, in a former school building dating from 1861. The museum introduces visitors to topics from local culture, art and history.

The “Church of St Peter the Apostle” in Ivanić-Grad was completed in 1831 and is decorated with frescoes in the late Baroque style.

“Prozori u prošlost” offers a historical exploration of the park in Ivanić-Grad with the guide Đuro Deželić. The section of “Prozori u prošlost” in Ivanić-Grad uses seven small panels and illustrations at each station to provide additional historical information.

Nature and Trails

The Marčanska cycling route is 32 km long and passes through Marča Forest. The “Crno Zlato Moslavine” tour can be undertaken independently throughout the year with the help of information panels. On an interactive tour of Ivanić-Grad, it explores petroleum, the healing Naftalan and pumpkin seed oil.

Skankovica is a mountain in the vicinity of Ivanić-Grad. Crna Humka is a hill in the vicinity of Ivanić-Grad. Malažije is a hill in the vicinity of Ivanić-Grad. Marinovska is a mountain in the wider regional area surrounding Ivanić-Grad. Razvalina Jelen Grad is a ruin in the wider regional area surrounding Ivanić-Grad.

Further destinations: Zagreb, Starjak, Zagreb.

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To the overarching travel overview: Zagreb County.