Brdovec

Brdovec is a municipality located in Zagreb County, Croatia. It is situated in the northwestern part of the county, bordering Slovenia. The municipality encompasses several settlements, with Brdovec itself being the administrative center. Its geographical position is characterized by its proximity to the Sava River and its location within a fertile agricultural region.

Historically, the area has been inhabited since ancient times, with archaeological finds suggesting Roman presence. Throughout the centuries, it was part of various administrative entities within the Croatian and Austro-Hungarian realms. The municipality as it is known today was formed after administrative reforms in Croatia.

Economically, Brdovec relies on agriculture, with a focus on crop cultivation and livestock farming. Some local businesses also contribute to the economy, and a portion of its population commutes to Zagreb for work, benefiting from its close proximity to the capital city. The municipality also engages in local tourism, attracting visitors interested in its natural landscapes and rural charm.

The cultural life of Brdovec is maintained through local associations and events. These often celebrate traditional Croatian customs and provide opportunities for community gathering. The municipality's infrastructure includes schools, a health center, and various public services to support its residents. Its location offers access to natural recreational areas, making it a place favored by those seeking a balance between rural living and urban accessibility.