Parking in Donja Dubrava
Donja Dubrava sits between Dubrava and the Sava, and is made up of Trnava, Retkovec, Novi Retkovec and Čulinec, part blocks, part family houses with yards. A retail and workshop belt runs along its southern edge towards Slavonska avenija. Not one street in the district is in a paid zone, and the density is 3,108 inhabitants per km².
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Donja Dubrava in numbers
- Residents
- 33,537
- Area
- 10.79 km²
- Density
- 3,108/km²
- Paid zones
- No paid zone
Sources: population and area from Census 2021, final results (City of Zagreb). Density is computed from those two figures. Paid zones: Zagreb parking, checked 21 Aug 2026.
Donja Dubrava: neighbourhoods
Donja Dubrava covers:
- Trnava
- Retkovec
- Čulinec
- Novi Retkovec
Trnava was built as blocks with a shared car park in front, while Retkovec, Novi Retkovec and Čulinec are mostly family houses, so a garage in Donja Dubrava stands beside a house more often than under a building. Traffic comes in for the shops, service centres and workshops along the southern edge, and it comes in daytime. Nothing is charged anywhere: Zagreb parking charges no street here, so parking costs nothing, but a free street is nobody's street, and in the evening it is full. At 3,108 inhabitants per km² that means residents competing with residents. Renting a space here is about a certain space rather than a cheaper hour; private spaces go by the day, the month or the year.
How hard is parking in Donja Dubrava?
- No street is charged, so there is no zone and no resident permit, and no guaranteed space either.
- Density is 3,108 per km², and the blocks in Trnava have a shared car park, not a garage per flat.
- In the evening residents compete with residents: everything is free, so nothing belongs to anyone.
- Shops, service centres and workshops along the southern edge keep the streets beside them full by day.
How Parkly calculates the rating
We score three published figures and print all three below. Residential density and the number of charged streets are worth up to two points each, and a district with no public garage picks up one more, 5 at most.
- Residential density, 3,108/km²: 1 point. Two points from 5,000/km² up, one from 2,000.
- Charged streets on the official list, 0: 0 points. Two points from 100 streets up, one from 25.
- No public Zagreb parking garage: one point.
The rating is our own assessment of the whole city district, computed from the three figures listed above. It is not a measurement of occupancy: it says nothing about how many spaces are free in your street, or at what hour.
Frequently asked questions, Donja Dubrava
How much does parking in Donja Dubrava cost?
Nothing. Donja Dubrava has no charged street at all, so there is no zone here, no meter and no resident permit, Zagreb sets charging street by street, and none of these streets is on that list. The practical consequence is not a saving but a contest: the space is free to everyone, including the neighbour who got home five minutes before you. A private space carries its price on the listing, has no time limit and is not shared.Is there a garage in Donja Dubrava?
Zagreb parking runs no public garage in Donja Dubrava, as in 12 of the 17 city districts; of the 10 in the city the nearest are Maksimir's, at Kvaternikov trg and Svetice. Zero means the city operator has no garage of its own here, not that there is nowhere indoors. Shopping centres and retail parks towards Slavonska avenija have car parks of their own, but those are private ground with rules the owner sets, open while the centre is open. Private garages and courtyard spaces are rented out by owners and appear on no list.Can I leave the car in Donja Dubrava and take public transport into town?
For a trip into the centre the arithmetic works: no street here is charged, so the car costs nothing while it stands, whereas in the core every hour would be paid and time-capped. ZET runs into the centre from here. The catch is that a free street belongs to nobody, come back in the evening and the space you left in the morning is somebody else's. A rented private space is what fixes exactly that.How much can I earn renting out my parking space in Donja Dubrava?
We do not invent a figure here: there are still too few listings in Donja Dubrava for an average to be a price rather than an anecdote. Check the active listings in your own street and the nearest ones in the district and see where the neighbours stand. Two city numbers serve as a frame (a monthly resident permit below, a public garage space above) although neither applies here. The owner sets the price.
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