Sveta Nedjelja
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Sveta Nedelja is a town in Zagreb county, Croatia.
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[edit] Geography
Sveta Nedelja is located to the south-west of Zagreb near the town of Samobor. The name of the town means "Holy Sunday".
Highway A3 (Zagreb-Bregana) passes through Sveta Nedelja.
[edit] Population
15.506 inhabitants according the Croatian census from 2001. are living on the administrative territory of Sveta Nedelja. 1.257 live in the center.
[edit] Administration
City government, health-service, post office are the part of infrastructure of Sveta Nedelja.
Head of the City government is Mayor (current mayor is Krunoslav Markovinović) with head city administration.
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[edit] Economy
It is also the wealthiest municipality in Zagreb county and one of the wealthiest municipalities in the country and with most registered small enterprises in the country.
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[edit] Monuments and Sightseeings
There are several monuments and buildings for sightseeings in the Town of Sveta Nedelja:
- baroquesqe Holy Trinity parish church and parish house in Sveta Nedelja,
- The old parish house "Crkvenjak" in Sveta Nedelja,
- St. Rocco chapel in Sveta Nedelja,
- Medieval Erdödy castle in Kerestinec,
- old manssions in Brezje and Rakitje,
- baroqueske St. Andrew chapel in Novaki and
- St Mary Magdalena chapel in Mala Gorica.
[edit] Education
Sveta Nedelja Primary School and its four local school divisions in Strmec, Novaki, Kerestinec and Rakov Potok.
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[edit] Sport
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