Januševec Castle

Januševec Castle is a residence in the Prigorje Brdovečko area of Zagreb County that displays traditional features of Croatian noble architecture. The building preserves its original character with distinctive elements that reflect the construction methods of earlier centuries.

The castle emerged as a noble family residence and became a center of local administration for the surrounding region over time. Its development is closely tied to Croatian history during the Austro-Hungarian period, when such castles played important roles in regional life.

The castle reflects the architecture that Croatian noble families shaped over generations and shows how such residences structured the social life of their surroundings. Visitors today can explore the rooms that once housed families and understand how these places influenced everyday decisions and local affairs.

The castle sits near important road connections and is easily reachable from Zagreb for day trips. Visitors should check in advance if guided tours are available to fully experience the interior spaces.

The castle maintains its ancestral location within the village and shows how noble residences were integrated into their landscapes over time rather than dominating them. This continuity makes it a rare example of Austro-Hungarian residential architecture in its original setting.