Parking in Trnje
Trnje stretches from the railway line to the Sava, cut in half by Vukovarska. The National and University Library, the bus terminal, the Zagreb Fair, the Dražen Petrović hall and the Cibona tower are all here, and people live in the tightly built Vrbik, Cvjetno naselje and Sigečica. Every morning the district takes in far more cars than it has residents, and the evening adds the match and concert crowd.
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Trnje in numbers
- Residents
- 40,539
- Area
- 7.36 km²
- Density
- 5,508/km²
- Paid zones
- zone 2 and zone 3
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.
Trnje: neighbourhoods
Trnje covers:
- Cvjetno naselje
- Vrbik
- Sigečica
- Savica
- Kruge
- Martinovka
- Staro Trnje
- Folnegovićevo naselje
People live in Trnje in dense city blocks and estates (Vrbik, Cvjetno naselje, Sigečica, Savica, Kruge) most of which never got a garage of their own; Folnegovićevo naselje and Staro Trnje are the same case. The arrivals from outside are students and office workers, readers at the National and University Library, passengers at the bus terminal, visitors to the Zagreb Fair and the crowd at the Dražen Petrović hall. Charging here is dense: 177 charged streets, in zone 2 and zone 3. There is no public garage, so a garage in Trnje is almost always private, in a building or a courtyard. Those spaces are rented by the day, the month or the year, including to people who only work or study here.
How hard is parking in Trnje?
- There are 177 charged streets, and the zones on them are zone 2 and zone 3.
- No Zagreb parking garage; the operator explicitly does not list the enclosed car park by the bus terminal as one.
- Vrbik, Cvjetno naselje and Sigečica are tightly built and most of their buildings have no garage.
- The library, the bus terminal and the Zagreb Fair bring in cars belonging to people who do not live here.
- Match and concert days at the Dražen Petrović hall fill the same streets people live on.
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, 5,508/km²: 2 points. Two points from 5,000/km² up, one from 2,000.
- Charged streets on the official list, 177: 2 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, Trnje
How much does parking in Trnje cost?
The zones charged in Trnje are zone 2 and zone 3, across 177 charged streets: €0.70 an hour in zone 2, capped at 3 hours, and €0.30 in zone 3 with no cap. Residents registered in a zone can buy a permit, but it covers only their own block and one neighbouring block of the same or a cheaper zone; the city has 23 blocks. A private space has its price on the listing and ignores your registered address.Is there a garage in Trnje?
Trnje has no Zagreb parking garage. There is an enclosed car park by the bus terminal, but the operator explicitly does not call it a garage, so neither do we. All 10 city garages are elsewhere, and 12 of the 17 city districts have none. The nearest shopping-centre garages are in Donji Grad by the main railway station: private car parks whose rules the owner sets, open only while the centre is open, so they do not solve overnight parking. The rest is private, spaces in the buildings and courtyards of Vrbik, Cvjetno naselje and Sigečica, on no list; see the listings in Trnje.Where do I park near the Arena or Cibona?
The Dražen Petrović hall and the Cibona tower stand on Savska, in Trnje, Arena Zagreb is across the Sava in Novi Zagreb and is not in this district. For a match or a concert you park in the surrounding streets, in whichever zone the meter names: in zone 2 an hour is €0.70, capped at 3 hours, shorter than most events. There is no public garage here, so a private space taken by the day is the calmest option.How much can I earn renting out my parking space in Trnje?
We publish no average in Trnje: there are not enough listings for a reliable one, and an invented figure would be worse than none. Compare the active listings in your street and the neighbouring ones. A resident permit is the floor, a space in a public garage the ceiling, and a space near the library, the fair or the hall is wanted by day and at night. You set the price and it sits on the listing.
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