Brezovica Castle

Brezovica Castle is a baroque residence near Zagreb featuring symmetrical wings, ornate windows, and carefully detailed architectural elements throughout its design. The white stone building displays classic features of the baroque style with its balanced composition and decorated details.

The castle was built in the 18th century and later became property of the Zagreb Archdiocese, which shaped its long history. The residence witnessed the political and social changes that transformed the region over the centuries.

The castle reflects baroque tastes that shaped how wealthy landowners built their homes during a prosperous era. Visitors can observe in the facade and remaining details how such residences expressed the lifestyle and status of their owners.

The building sits southwest of Zagreb and can be reached from various road connections in the area. Visitors should be aware that the property is currently not fully restored and may have limited access to certain parts.

The castle has maintained its standing as one of the notable aristocratic residences in continental Croatia despite its current condition. Its location within the landscape and preserved architectural elements make it a rare example of this building tradition in the region.