Novo Čiče, Settlement in Velika Gorica, Croatia.
Novo Čiče is a small settlement near Velika Gorica in Croatia. The community lies in a rural area with scattered houses and open countryside typical of the Zagreb County region.
The settlement was first recorded in the 14th century as a fiefdom linked to Castle Želin. These early records show the place's connection to the broader history of the Zagreb region.
The population of 1,142 residents includes traditional Croatian families bearing surnames like Janković Mihac and Hemen Paviša, reflecting deep community connections.
The location is easily reached from Velika Gorica by road and lies in a rural area without urban crowds. Since it is sparsely built, visitors should allow time to navigate and find specific landmarks.
A lake formed here through past gravel mining operations and has become an unexpected feature of the local landscape. This water body breaks up the otherwise flat rural countryside in an unusual way.
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