Obrezina
About this place
Obrezina is a lowland settlement belonging to the City of Velika Gorica, positioned on Turopolje’s northeastern edge among the villages of the Šćitarjevo area. Its administrative status appears in the 2021 census, while a municipal decision adopted in 2013 adjusted the boundary by transferring part of Obrezina to Šćitarjevo. That proximity supplies the area’s strongest visitor attraction: Andautonia Archaeological Park preserves remains of a Roman town occupied between the first and fourth centuries. Visitors can see sections of a street, public baths, drainage channels and a hypocaust, while mosaics, wall paintings, vessels and jewellery help reconstruct daily life in Roman Andautonia. Obrezina also makes a practical starting point for level cycling between the Sava, Šćitarjevo and Velika Gorica; the tourist board’s Route 3 crosses nearby villages, embankments and gravel sections before reaching the archaeological park. Arriva operates local buses in the Velika Gorica area, and in 2026 the city fully subsidises the service, making journeys free once passengers obtain the required ticket.
Obrezina belongs administratively to Velika Gorica and occupies the flat belt between the city centre and the Sava-side villages. The settlement is officially listed within Zagreb County in the 2021 census, while its boundary was altered by a municipal decision in March 2013 that transferred part of its cadastral area to Šćitarjevo. Obrezina’s setting is therefore closely tied to the wider Šćitarjevo district, the Roman site of Andautonia and the road network crossing the agricultural plain. For visitors, this is not a conventional resort with sights concentrated around a centre, but a quiet local base for exploring Andautonia, the Sava embankments and Velika Gorica.
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From Obrezina, head to neighbouring Šćitarjevo and Andautonia Archaeological Park, opened in 1994 over remains of a Roman town occupied from the first to the fourth century. The exposed structures include part of a town street and public baths with a semicircular pool, drainage channels and a hypocaust heating system. Mosaics, wall paintings, ceramic and glass vessels, and bronze and silver jewellery add detail to the story of life in Andautonia. For a more active continuation, use sections of cycling Route 3, which links Velika Gorica, Lake Čiče, the Sava-side villages and Šćitarjevo through a mixture of paved roads, gravel tracks and embankment riding.
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Getting there and around
Roads connect Obrezina with Velika Gorica and the neighbouring settlements of Šćitarjevo, Drenje Šćitarjevsko and Sasi, making a car the simplest option for visiting Andautonia and the Sava plain. Arriva has operated Velika Gorica’s local bus network since 2024; under the rules published in 2026, the city fully subsidises local journeys, although passengers must still hold a valid free ticket. For travel towards Zagreb, the practical interchange is Velika Gorica, which has both intercity buses and trains. Velika Gorica station lies on the Zagreb–Sisak railway, and HŽ Passenger Transport’s 2026 timetable lists multiple daily departures towards Zagreb.
Frequently asked questions
Which city does Obrezina belong to?
Obrezina is a settlement administered by the City of Velika Gorica in Zagreb County.
What can visitors see at nearby Andautonia?
Andautonia Archaeological Park displays remains of a Roman street and baths with a pool, channels and a hypocaust.
Are local buses in Velika Gorica free?
Under the rules published in 2026, Arriva’s city buses are free to use, but passengers must obtain a valid free ticket.
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Photo credits: Novo Čiče — Vedran V (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Turopolje Museum — Ex13 (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Andautonia — Fraxinus (CC BY 3.0) · St. Barbara chapel — Fraxinus (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Stari grad Lukavec — Zeljko.filipin (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Book Me Apartman — Natalija Kirša (courtesy of the property owner) · Osijek — Rp031 (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Vukovar — Bybbisch94, Christian Gebhardt (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Stubičke Toplice — MOs810 (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Slavonski Brod — Petar Milošević (CC BY-SA 4.0)