The municipality is located in the northeastern part of Krapina-Zagorje County on the border of Varazhdin and Zagreb counties.
Hrashchina is known in the history of astronomy for the first documented fall of a meteorite on May 26, 1751. Since 2012, May 26 has been marked as the day of the Municipality of Hrashchina.
There are several valuable sacral buildings in the area of the municipality of Hrašćina. One of the oldest is a Roman tombstone built into the statue of St. Ana in Hrashchina. In the village of Domovec, there is a pillow of St. Marko, erected in 1647 as a thank you for the departure of the Turks from the Hrashchina area. Chapel of St. Benedict in Gornji Kraljevec, is protected as a cultural monument. The chapel of Our Lady of Sorrows in Trgovishche was built in 1735. Parish Church of St. Nikola in Hrašćina was built in the 17th century. In Donji Kraljevec there is a newly built Chapel of St. Joseph the Worker.
Above Trgovishcha, on Pipinich's road, there is a 14-meter lookout, "Pyramid", which offers a unique view of Hrashchina, a large part of Hrvatsko Zagorje, and in fine weather on the peaks of the Alps. The educational ecological trail in the Hrashchina area, Pipinichev put, was named after its founder, Hrashchina teacher and founder of the Hrashchina mountaineering association, Branko Pipinich.
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