Starigrad, Settlement in Koprivnica-Križevci County, Croatia.
Starigrad is a settlement near Koprivnica in Koprivnica-Križevci County with a population of around 2,400 residents. The village covers approximately 7 square kilometers and benefits from its proximity to the larger neighboring city.
The settlement was first mentioned in written records in 1356 through the St. Emerik Chapel, which served the community for centuries. The chapel was eventually demolished in 1823 and no longer stands today.
The settlement shares in Koprivnica's cultural events and participates in regional traditions that reflect the area's heritage. Residents maintain these connections through involvement in local celebrations and community gatherings throughout the year.
Visitors have convenient access to Koprivnica's services and facilities, including schools and the University North campus nearby. The proximity to the city makes it easy to reach everything needed during a visit.
Croatian writer Antun Nemcic wrote his notable work "Putositnice" in a wine cellar located within this settlement's area. This literary connection makes the place an interesting spot for those curious about local cultural history.
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