Map of Zagreb – Districts, Neighbourhoods & Location Guide
Map of Zagreb – Districts, Neighbourhoods & Location Guide
This page provides a map of Zagreb along with a clear overview of its districts, neighbourhoods and geographic layout in Croatia. It is designed for education, travel planning and general reference.
Zagreb is the capital of Croatia and is known for its historic Upper Town and Lower Town, green spaces, wide avenues and districts such as Donji Grad, Gornji Grad, Novi Zagreb and Maksimir.
Zagreb is located in northwestern Croatia along the Sava River and includes major areas such as Upper Town (Gornji Grad), Lower Town (Donji Grad), Novi Zagreb and Maksimir.
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This map highlights Zagreb’s layout, including its districts, transport routes, central landmarks and urban structure.
Where Is Zagreb Located?
Zagreb is located in northwestern Croatia, along the Sava River and near the southern slopes of Mount Medvednica. It is Croatia’s capital and largest city.
- North: Medvednica mountain and northern districts
- East: eastern residential districts
- South: Novi Zagreb and areas beyond the Sava River
- West: western districts and suburban expansion areas
Districts and Neighbourhoods of Zagreb
Zagreb is divided into multiple districts and neighbourhoods, with a clear distinction between historic and modern areas.
- Gornji Grad (Upper Town) — historic hilltop district
- Donji Grad (Lower Town) — central urban and commercial area
- Maksimir — eastern district with parks and residential areas
- Trešnjevka — large western residential district
- Novi Zagreb — modern southern district across the Sava River
- Črnomerec — western district
- Dubrava — large eastern residential district
- Medveščak — central-northern district
A map of Zagreb often shows district boundaries, tram routes, parks and major road networks.
Major Areas in Zagreb
- Historic Centre — includes Upper Town and Lower Town
- Central Zagreb — main business and cultural areas
- Northern Zagreb — hillside residential districts
- Southern Zagreb — includes Novi Zagreb and newer developments
- Western Zagreb — residential and mixed-use areas
- Eastern Zagreb — large residential districts
Key Geographic Features
- Sava River — major river running through the city
- Mount Medvednica — mountain range north of Zagreb
- Maksimir Park — one of the city's largest green spaces
- Flat Plains — southern and central terrain
- Hills and Slopes — northern terrain shaping city layout
- Green Corridors — parks and open spaces across the city
Zagreb Transport and Road Map Overview
A map of Zagreb is useful for understanding how tram routes, major roads and districts connect across Croatia’s capital.
- Zagreb Tram Network — extensive public transport system serving major districts
- Main City Avenues — connect the historic centre with outer suburbs
- Sava River Crossings — link northern Zagreb with Novi Zagreb
- Regional Highways — connect Zagreb with the rest of Croatia
- Airport Access — Zagreb Airport is located southeast of the city centre
Why People Search for a Map of Zagreb
- To locate Upper Town, Lower Town, Novi Zagreb and Maksimir
- To understand the layout of Croatia’s capital city
- To see where the Sava River sits relative to the city centre
- To plan routes using tram lines and major roads
- To understand how historic and modern districts are connected
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Zagreb Map FAQs
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Where is Zagreb located?
Zagreb is located in northwestern Croatia along the Sava River. -
What are the main areas of Zagreb?
Main areas include Upper Town, Lower Town, Novi Zagreb, Maksimir and Trešnjevka. -
What river runs through Zagreb?
The Sava River runs through Zagreb. -
What mountain is near Zagreb?
Mount Medvednica is located immediately north of the city. -
What other Zagreb guides are available?
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