The eastern part of Novi Zagreb includes the following urban areas: Dugave, Jakuševec, Sloboština, Sopot, Središće, Travno, Utrine and Zapruđe as well as the suburban areas Buzin and Veliko Polje.

This neighborhood includes the following urban areas: Lanište, Kajzerica, Remetinec, Siget, Savski gaj, Trnsko, Blato, Botinec, Podbrežje and Sveta Klara.

The neighborhood includes the following areas: Volovčica, Borongaj, Ferenščica, Borovje, Folnegovićevo naselje, Vukomerec, Kozari Bok and Kozari Putevi.

 Podsljeme is a neighborhood in Zagreb which includes areas in the northern part of the city, on the slopes of Medvednica. It consists of: Šestine, Mlinovi, Gračani and Markuševac.

The southern part of this part of the city is densely populated, and its main areas are Gajnice, Podsused and Vrapče as well as a part of Stenjevec.

The neighborhood comprises of a part along the Ilica street west of the Republic of Austria street, and urban areas on the slopes of Medvednica: Jelenovac, Šestinski dol, Vrhovec, Sveti Duh, Bijenik, Lukšići, Mikulići, Fraterščica and parts of Kustošija.

Donja Dubrava includes part of Dubrava south of Dubrava Avenue, which includes areas such as Čulinec, Retkovec and Trnava.

Donji Grad includes the city center, south of Gornji Grad to the railway line, west to the Republic of Austria street, and east to Heinzelova street.

Covers the northeastern part of the city of Zagreb and includes areas such as Čučerje, Oporovec, Branovec, Jalševec, Čugovec, Dankovec, Miroševec, Novaki, Novoselec, Granešina and newly built areas Klaka, Poljanice and Studentski Grad.

 One of the most popular city neighborhoods, covering the center part of the city, the main square and the old town Kaptol and Gradec, as well as popular resorts Šalata and Tuškanac.

City district of Zagreb in which the namesake forest park Maksimir is located, as well as the Maksimir Stadium.

As the most populated neighborhood, which according to the census of 2011 has over 70,000 inhabitants, Sesvete is also the youngest neighborhood according to the average age of its residents.

The neighborhood Stenjevec is located on the western part of the city of Zagreb. It has over 50,000 inhabitants and according to the average age, it is one of the younger districts.

The popular sea of Zagreb - Jarun (also the name of the neighborhood) is located on the southwest side of the city of Zagreb and is one of the favorite destinations of Zagreb citizens.

Trešnjevka stretches over the western part of Zagreb, in the strictest sense it is the part around the Ozaljska street, where the Park Stara Trešnjevka and Trešnjevačka market are located.

This neighborhood is characterized by a large number of higher education institutions, such as FER, Faculty of Philosophy, FSB, National and University Library, as well as the Lisinski Concert Hall and the Bus Station.