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  1. At a glance
  2. Where it is
  3. For and against
  4. What it's like
  5. The name
  6. History
  7. What to see
  8. Did you know?
  9. Everyday life
  10. Renting
  11. Nearby
  12. Questions
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St Michael the Archangel Church in Dubrava with a tall gable, arched windows and repeated blind arches.St Michael the Archangel Church in Dubrava with a tall gable, arched windows and repeated blind arches.

Neighbourhood guide · Gornja Dubrava

DubravaFrom Kaptol's oak forest to a neighbourhood of trams, a hospital and film studios

Checked 25 October 2026 · 14 min read

When Dubrava was first recorded in 1842, nine people lived there in three houses; at the 2021 census the two city districts that now carry the name had 91,792 residents.1,2,3,4

Dubrava at a glance

  • To the main square by ZET33 min
  • To the centre as the crow flies6.3 km
  • Two districts (2021)3,491,792
  • Fastest growth51961–1981
Trams nearby

Where Dubrava is

Officially there is no single Dubrava. There are two city districts, Gornja Dubrava with 16 local committees (mjesni odbori) and Donja Dubrava with eight, and the main street, Avenija Dubrava, is the border between them.5,6,7,8 Gornja Dubrava also takes in the villages on the slopes of Medvednica, and Donja Dubrava the flat land south of the main street down to Slavonska avenija.5,8 Neighbourhoods have no official boundaries; in this guide Dubrava is the densely populated flat land around the main street, without Klaka, Dubec and Retkovec, which are neighbourhoods of their own. It is covered by the local committees Dubrava – središte, Gornja Dubrava, Studentski grad, Poljanice and Trnovčica in Gornja Dubrava, and Donja Dubrava, "Ivan Mažuranić" and "30. svibnja 1990." in Donja Dubrava. That grouping is our reading of the geographer Ivana Crljenko's work, not an official division.5,6,7

Crljenko calls the compact core of about 12 km², on both sides of the main street, "Dubrava in the narrow sense"; 81% of the two districts' residents lived there in 2011.5 Since the early 1980s Dubrava has not been a separate settlement but part of the settlement of Zagreb.1,5

For and against: life in Dubrava

What's going for it

  • Four tram lines: 7 and 12 end at the Dubrava terminus, and 4 and 11 carry on along Avenija Dubrava to Dubec. Between Dubrava and Dubec a tram comes every four minutes on average, according to ZET.9,10
  • The terminus is also a bus hub, with buses to the villages on the slopes of Medvednica, Studentski grad, Novi Retkovec and Trnovčica.11,12,13
  • Four primary schools take children from the neighbourhood, and part of Poljanice belongs to a fifth.14 The new XII. gimnazija building at Međugorska 42, opened in 2023, has 480 pupils in a single shift.15,16
  • KB Dubrava, a large university hospital, at Avenija Gojka Šuška 6, and Dom zdravlja Zagreb – Istok sites at Grižanska 4, Ljubijska 60 and in Studentski grad.17,18,19,20
  • Two markets, the Dubrava library open until 8 pm on weekdays, the Centar kulture Dubrava arts centre and the Dubrava children's theatre.21,22,23,24,25

What to expect

  • According to the geographer Ivana Crljenko and the Zagreb Society of Architects, Dubrava has few squares and parks, and its planned centre was never finished.26,11
  • The City calls Avenija Dubrava overloaded. To relieve it, it is extending Branimirova and Kolakova eastwards; the €24 million contracts for Kolakova were signed by March 2026.27,28
  • For the Dubrava pool, a 2025 City report lists only a building-permit application, submitted in February that year.29

What life is like in Dubrava

The geographer Ivana Crljenko sees a twofold pattern in Dubrava: old scattered villages on the edges and, in the middle, a compact "Dubrava in the narrow sense" where planned estates alternate with unplanned family houses.5 More than three-quarters of the Gornja Dubrava district's residents live in its southernmost fifth. That part is densely built, mostly with family houses, while blocks of flats stand along the main street and in Klaka, Studentski grad and Poljanice.18

The Zagreb Society of Architects calls the planned parts a textbook example of residential planning. The sequence starts with the Janeković subdivision of the 1930s, continues with Studentski grad, one of Zagreb's first estates of the early 1950s, then Klaka, Trnovčica and Dubec, built around green axes with public facilities, and ends with Poljanice and its open green spaces.11

Many of the family houses, from the 1940s on, were built without permits. Crljenko gives the reasons: people arrived quickly, city plans came late, utility fees were high and permits took a long time, while land in Dubrava was cheaper. Many such houses were legalised in the late 1980s.5 Both kinds of building exist on both sides of the main street, with the planned estates mostly to the north of it.5,11

In the 1970s the landmark high-rises on Koledinečka were built to make the centre denser.11 In newer building, smaller "urban villas" have taken the place of big blocks.5

According to the City's history of the district, people moved to Dubrava from practically the whole of the former Yugoslavia, and still do. The City describes Gornja Dubrava as above all residential, a dormitory suburb, with a strong tradition of small private businesses, especially shops and services.1

Jasenko Houra and Davorin Bogović of the band Prljavo kazalište grew up in Dubrava, as did the singer Minea. Houra says he was formed by "the space between Avenija Dubrava and Klaka", and Bogović now lives in Naselje Ante Starčevića.30,31,32,33,34,35 The poet Vesna Parun lived for decades in Studentski grad, at Badelova 15 (now Vile Velebita), until 2000.36,37

Dubrava – središte
A local committee in Gornja Dubrava, north of the main street. It had 7,102 residents on 101.95 ha at the 2021 census.38
Studentski grad
Building began in 1949 under a plan for a 600-hectare University City for 12,000 people. Only the pavilions were built, now small blocks of flats.39,1,5 The local committee had 6,495 residents on 103.41 ha in 2021.40
Gornja Dubrava (local committee)
The committee shares its name with the district and is based at Dravska 4. It had 6,225 residents on 175.01 ha at the 2021 census.41
Poljanice
The last of the planned estates, with open green spaces; part of Poljanice also grew through unplanned building.11,5 The committee is based at Dubrava 203 and had 4,253 residents in 2021.42
Trnovčica
An estate built around green axes with public facilities.11 The local committee had 3,255 residents on 44.25 ha in 2021.43
Donja Dubrava, "Ivan Mažuranić" and "30. svibnja 1990."
Three committees south of the main street, in the Donja Dubrava district. At the 2021 census they had 3,150, 4,549 and 5,593 residents. The Donja Dubrava committee (Vrpoljska 10) is only part of the district of that name.44,45,46

Where the name Dubrava comes from

The name comes from the oak forest that once covered the area: dub is an old word for oak, and a dubrava is an oak wood.2,26,18 The oaks in Grad mladih and on Žuti breg are left over from it, and so are the woods on the northern slopes.26

When the new subdivision was taking shape in the 1930s, Zagreb newspapers called it Dubravnik and predicted it would become "the most beautiful, most regular and healthiest settlement" on the city's edge.1 The name is common: the Hrvatska enciklopedija entry Dubrava describes a different place, a municipality 12 km south-east of Vrbovec, first recorded in 1094.47

A short history of Dubrava

Džamonja's abstract memorial to the victims of December 1943 in Park prosinačkih žrtava: a tall grey sculpture of hollow cells with spikes, in front of a row of dark yews.Džamonja's abstract memorial to the victims of December 1943 in Park prosinačkih žrtava: a tall grey sculpture of hollow cells with spikes, in front of a row of dark yews.
Džamonja's 1960 memorial in Park prosinačkih žrtava.

In Roman times the area lay in the hinterland of Andautonia, today's Šćitarjevo, and remains of a Roman road were found in 1979 while the new tram depot was being built.2,8 The villages around today's neighbourhood are medieval: Čučerje is first recorded in 1201, Oporovec in 1217, and Branovec, Čugovec, Dankovec and Jalševec in 1328.1,2 The flat land around the main street was forest where nobody lived until the 1840s. The first record of Dubrava, in 1842, lists nine people in three houses, and for the rest of the century it never had more than about 25 residents.1,2

In 1931 the Ljubljana industrialist Rado Hribar bought 207 jutara (an old land measure) from Zagreb's Kaptol to divide into plots and sell for housing, and four years later he handed the job to Vladimir Janeković of Zagreb.5 Janeković laid out the land between today's Dubrava street, Avenija Gojka Šuška, Oporovečka and Grižanska in five subdivisions between 1935 and 1942.1,5 Without Utilities (režije)Housing costs on top of rent: electricity, gas or heating, water, waste, the reserve fund, the HRT licence fee and internet. The lease decides which the tenant pays.Source: Zakon o najmu stanova (NN 91/96 … 105/20), čl. 5., checked 19 Oct 2026More in the glossary the settlement grew slowly at first: in 1935 only a tiny part of Dubrava got electric lighting.1 South of the main street Kaptol divided its own land less regularly, and the first houses there went up in 1937, when the main street was laid out.2 The tram arrived in 1942.48,12

On 20 December 1943 the Ustaša authorities publicly hanged 16 people, among them the intellectual Bogdan Ogrizović, on the spot that is now Park prosinačkih žrtava by the tram terminus. It was a reprisal for an attack on an arms depot near Sesvete; 18 people were to be hanged, but two escaped.36,49 After the war the main street was named Ulica prosinačkih žrtava after the victims, and according to the SABA RH association's website it was renamed Avenija Dubrava in 1990.49

Dubrava joined Zagreb in stages between 1947 and 1949.1,2,5 The Pioneer Railway opened in 1948, building began on Studentski grad in 1949, and from 1953 Jadran film built its film city here.50,39,51 From 1954 a bus factory worked in Studentski grad, with about 1,200 staff by the 1980s.52 Jugoton's record factory started production in September 1963.53,54 Between 1961 and 1981 the population grew by about 54,000, driven by migration and new industry.5 The municipality of Dubrava existed from 1974 to the end of 1990, and Zagreb's 1999 reorganisation split Dubrava into two city districts.1,2,8

  1. 1842Dubrava's first record: nine people in three houses.1,2
  2. 1931Rado Hribar buys 207 jutara of land from Kaptol; the subdivision runs from 1935 to 1942.5,1
  3. 1942The tram reaches Dubrava.48,12
  4. 1943On 20 December the Ustaša authorities publicly hang 16 people by the terminus.36,49
  5. 1948The Dubrava – Slanovec Pioneer Railway opens on 14 November.50
  6. 1949Building of Studentski grad begins.39,1
  7. 1953Jadran film starts building its film city in Dubrava.51
  8. 1963Jugoton's new record factory starts production in September.53,54
  9. 1979ZET's Dubrava tram depot is built.12,2
  10. 1988The military hospital, today's KB Dubrava, starts work in its new building in May; Croatia takes it over in December 1991.55,56
  11. 1999Dubrava is split into the city districts of Gornja and Donja Dubrava.8
  12. 2000The tram line is extended along Avenija Dubrava to Dubec.48,12,10
  13. 2023On 9 January XII. gimnazija moves into its new building at Međugorska 42.15,16
  14. 2026Jadran film reopens after renovation, with nine studios instead of three.57,58

What to see in Dubrava

The church of St Leopold Bogdan Mandić in Dubrava with a tall sloping gable, arched window above the entrance and slim bell tower with a clock and cross.The church of St Leopold Bogdan Mandić in Dubrava with a tall sloping gable, arched window above the entrance and slim bell tower with a clock and cross.
The church of St Leopold Bogdan Mandić, an archdiocesan shrine since 2026.

  • Park prosinačkih žrtava

    By the tram terminus. The park holds Dušan Džamonja's 1960 memorial to the victims of December 1943, one of the first fully abstract monuments in Yugoslavia and now a protected cultural property.59,26,49

  • The shopping street on the main road

    Blocks of flats with shops below on the north side of the main street, built in the 1970s to designs by Emil Seršić, R. Melinčević and Koviljka Govekar. A covered walkway almost 500 m long links them, which the Zagreb Society of Architects considers unique in the city's street network.11 The offices of both city districts are here, at Dubrava 49.3,4

  • OŠ dr. Ante Starčevića

    The school at Ulica sv. Leopolda Mandića 55 was built from 1958 to 1960 to a design by Radovan Nikšić and opened on 21 September 1960 with 880 pupils.60,61 The Arhitektura Zagreba site counts it among the finest school buildings of post-war modernism, designed down to the coat hooks, and the school says it is a protected cultural monument.60,61

  • Jadran film

    A 75,000 m² studio complex once called "Little Hollywood". It reopened in June 2026 after a renovation of several years, with nine studios instead of three.57,58 Studio 3 is named after Orson Welles, and a monument by Oja Kodar is planned there.57

  • Church of St Leopold Bogdan Mandić

    At Ulica sv. Leopolda Mandića 41, built from 1998 to 2001; the parish was founded on 2 September 2001, and on 12 May 2026 the church became an archdiocesan shrine.62 In April 2016 the body of St Leopold Mandić, brought from Padua, was shown here for several days after Zagreb Cathedral.63,64

  • Perivoj Ivane Brlić Mažuranić

    The green centre of the planned Naselje Ante Starčevića, ringed by single-storey semi-detached houses.26

  • Grad mladih

    The former Pionirski grad (Pioneer City) in Granešina, outside this neighbourhood, built from 1948 to 1951 to Josip Seissel's plan with buildings by Ivan Vitić; more than a million children have visited.65,26

Did you know?

  • In addresses the main street is simply Dubrava. Both district offices are at Dubrava 49, and the Poljanice local committee at Dubrava 203. Crljenko calls Avenija Dubrava the street's popular name, though both forms appear in official documents.5,3,42,14
  • In 1958 Autokaroserija Zagreb built the Dubrava 5 intercity coach, nicknamed "raketa" (the rocket) for its futuristic look, and a whole Dubrava series followed.52
  • According to the school's own history, the 1956 predecessor of OŠ dr. Ante Starčevića was the first prefabricated school in Yugoslavia.61
  • When the municipal border was drawn in 1974, ZET's tram depot ended up in both the Dubrava and the Maksimir municipality.5
  • Prljavo kazalište formed in Dubrava in 1977. According to its first singer, Davorin Bogović, the sleeve of the first single, "Televizori", was photographed in 1978 where the new XII. gimnazija now stands.31,33

Everyday life in Dubrava

Getting around

  • Trams 7 (Savski most – Dubrava) and 12 (Ljubljanica – Dubrava) end at the Dubrava terminus, while 4 (Savski most – Dubec) and 11 (Črnomerec – Dubec) carry on along Avenija Dubrava to Dubec.9 Since February 2023 two lines have run to Dubec again, because the Dubec loop has only two tracks.10
  • According to ZET's 2023 platform plan, buses leave the Dubrava terminus for 205 Markuševec – Bidrovec, 206 Miroševec, 208 Vidovec, 209 Čučerje, 210 Studentski grad – Novi Retkovec, 213 Jalševec, 223 Trnovčica – Dubec, 230 Granešinski Novaki and 232 Čret.13,12

Schools and nurseries

  • Under the primary-school network, the neighbourhood is served by OŠ dr. Ante Starčevića and OŠ Vjenceslava Novaka, and on the Donja Dubrava side by OŠ Marije Jurić Zagorke and OŠ Ivana Mažuranića. Part of Poljanice belongs to OŠ Antuna Mihanovića, which also covers Dubec, while neighbouring Klaka has OŠ Mate Lovraka.14
  • Since 9 January 2023 XII. gimnazija has had a new building at Međugorska 42, which cost about €17.4 million, with 480 pupils in a single shift.15,16
  • Knjižnica Dubrava, the library at Avenija Dubrava 51A, opens 8 am to 8 pm Monday to Friday and 8 am to 2 pm on Saturday. It moved there, into the Narodno sveučilište building, from a 120 m² hut in 1990.23,66
  • Narodno sveučilište Dubrava became Centar kulture Dubrava in May 2025, and the Dubrava children's theatre has been at Cerska 1 since 1976.24,25

Parks and sport

  • Park prosinačkih žrtava by the terminus, and Perivoj Ivane Brlić Mažuranić in Naselje Ante Starčevića.49,26
  • SRC Grana – Klaka (Aleja Blaža Jurišića 2), opened in 1981, the Dubrava school sports hall (Gjure Prejca 2) and the Studentski grad pitch (Gjure Prejca 4).67,26
  • NK Dubrava, founded in 1945, played in the Croatian top division in 1993/94; KK Dubrava was founded in 1976.68,69

Markets and shops

  • Zagrebački holding's Tržnica Dubrava at Cerska 1A: its open stalls are listed as not operating, while its shops and kiosks stay open into the evening.21
  • The bigger Tržnica Dubrava on Koledinečka sells everything from vegetables and eggs to shoes and flowers. The Zagreb Society of Architects calls it the only large city market in private hands, and according to a stallholder quoted by Jutarnji list it changed owners on 1 October 2026.22,11
  • The Supernova Zagreb – Garden Mall shopping centre, Ulica Rudolfa Kolaka 14.70

Health

  • KB Dubrava, Avenija Gojka Šuška 6. From March 2020 to August 2021 it was the central national COVID-19 hospital.17,55,71 In 2024 the Government set aside €152 million for a new building, which the director that year said was planned for 2029.55,72
  • Dom zdravlja Zagreb – Istok has sites in Dubrava at Grižanska 4 (with a lab), Ljubijska 60 and Ulica Vile Velebita 1k in Studentski grad.19,20

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Questions about life in Dubrava

Which city district is Dubrava in?

Both. The main street, Avenija Dubrava, is the border between Gornja and Donja Dubrava: the local committees north of it belong to Gornja Dubrava, those south of it to Donja Dubrava.5,6,7

Which trams go to Dubrava?

Lines 7 and 12 end at the Dubrava terminus, and 4 and 11 continue to Dubec. Between Dubrava and Dubec a tram comes every four minutes on average.9,10

Where is KB Dubrava hospital?

At Avenija Gojka Šuška 6, not on Avenija Dubrava.17 The large university hospital was the central national COVID-19 hospital from March 2020 to August 2021.55,71

Does Dubrava have a market?

Two. Zagrebački holding's market is at Cerska 1A, and the bigger, privately owned Tržnica Dubrava is on Koledinečka.21,22,11

Is there a gimnazija in Dubrava?

Yes. Since 2023 XII. gimnazija has had a new building at Međugorska 42, with 480 pupils in a single shift. Before that it shared a building with the agriculture, veterinary and food-technology schools.15,16

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