Sveta Nedelja is a picturesque village located along Zagreb-Samobor-Bregana-Slovenia, 6 km from Samobor and 17 kilometers from Zagreb. It was first mentioned in 1501 as one of the parishes of the Archdiocese of Zagreb, where from 1760 to 1787, the creator of the first Croatian arithmetic, Mihalj Šilobad Bolšić, resided. The municipality is the most densely populated in the County of Zagreb, and at the same time the most developed with a strong economic base.

The rapid economic development of the municipality has not left out the need to preserve the natural diversity and cultural richness of the municipality. It is fertile with cultivated fields in the valley of the Sava River, has attractive lakes - Orešje and Rakitje, and also picnic and fishing areas. The hilly part of the municipality is dominated by the rugged orchards, vineyards, numerous family homes with beautifully landscaped gardens, woods and the hills of Svetonedeljski breg overlooking the cities of Zagreb and Samobor and Zaprešić on the eastern bank of the Sava.

This cycle marks the 25th anniversary of Remembrance for the victims of Vukovar with a ride from Osijek to Vukovar. The event is organized in cooperation with the NCLC Kuna Osijek and Lions Club Vukovar.

The Omiška Dinara is a mountain that runs 16 kilometers in length from Omiš to Dubac from the west-east, and not even a kilometer wide from Borak to PodašpiIja in north-south direction, with its peak at Kula (864 n / m). The mountain offers everything for nature lovers, hikers and adventurers from beautiful trails to many aspects of central Dalmatia such as the islands, (especially Brac), and Biokovo and Mosor.

This route is provided by Dinarides Trails.

Bicycle riding throughout the Zaprešić region is a real pleasure. The landscape is punctuated by green hills and villages with well preserved indigenous construction. At the same time, it is interesting to many because it opens a lot of opportunities to explore the beautiful Baroque churches and chapels scattered around the steep hills, and virtually every one of them leads to a small road or path that is ideal for biking.

In the spirit of the holidays, why not ride your bike dressed as up Santa Claus?

Are you someone who studies but also loves to cycle? Nextbike Croatia is hosting a Student Cycle next week, with beer, at the University of Zagreb.

All interested individuals are invited to join the action "Bike for Vukovar" as 18 November marks the 25th anniversary of the fall of Vukovar and the 5th anniversary of this voluntary action.