The Cultural Heritage of Zagreb County

Čardak of the Vratarić-Sukner Family,
Zaklepica, Posavski Bregi
The čardak is the traditional wooden house style of this area.
It was built in 1782 from hand carved oak plants joined in what
is called the ‘Croatian corner’, with a massive river rock placed
in the foundation. The čardak is owned by the Rukavina family
and is one of Croatia’s oldest and best preserved examples of
traditional architecture.
The interior of the čardak takes us back to the olden days,
with its upper earthen floors, oven and the open hearth.
Info: Josip Rukavina, tel: +385 1 2910 628
Church of St. Maximilian, Posavski Bregi
Construction of the church was completed in 1815. The church
is large and the interior vaulted. The church inventory including
the Classicist reliquary of St. Maximilian and the paintings on
the vaults date back to the period of construction.
Though the parish was established in 1790, the construction
of the parish church did not begin until the early 19th century,
under the supervision of Zagreb Bishop Maksimilijan Vrhovec.
The church was consecrated to St. Maximilian. The church
contains a valuable collection of altar linens, handmade and
donated by parishioners.
Info: Posavski Bregi parish office, tel: +385 1 2896 044
Church of St. Nicholas, Dubrovčak Lijevi
The church is situated near the Sava River and its façade faces
the river. The church was erected in the 18th century and
belongs to the late Baroque era, and has a central quatrefoil
layout with a narrow rectangular sanctuary containing the
sacristy and oratorium.
The Church of St. Nicholas was the first brick church built in
the parish that was founded in 1789, making this the oldest
church in the Ivanić-grad region. It was restored in 1880, as
seen by the inscription on the choir balcony. The church has a
valuable collection of hand-woven linens.
Info: Posavski Bregi parish office, tel: +385 1 2896 044
Town Hall, Ivanić-Grad
This building, bearing a stone engraving of the town coat of arms
above the entrance, was constructed in 1889 and is a protected
cultural monument.
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