The Divljača Forest is located in Sesvete, on the west side it abuts the Zagreb district of Dubrava, and on its northwest side lies Medvednica. Different microhabitats appear in the researched area: spruce, coniferous, scrub, stream banks and stands of Vinca minor. The vascular flora of this area was investigated from February to November 2022. 114 taxa distributed in 54 plant families were recorded. The most represented plant families are Rosaceae (10%), Compositae (8%), Ranunculaceae (5%), Fabaceae (4%), Scrophulariaceae (4%), Apiaceae (3%), Caryophyllaceae (3%), Juncaceae (3%) and Lamiaceae (3%). The greatest number of species and diversity is in scrubland. The most dominant life forms are long-lived hemicryptophytes (41.23%), geophytes (25.44%) and phanerophytes (19.3%). All microhabitats are dominated by deciduous plants. The dominant forms of propagation are endochory, disochory and myrmecochory. Phytogeographical analysis shows that plants of the Eurasian floral element dominate in the researched area (40.9%). All microhabitats are dominated by plants that correspond to the temperatures of the hilly belt and plants of suboceanic to subcontinental distribution. Eight allochthonous and four invasive species were recorded. According to the Red Book of the Vascular Flora of Croatia, 6 taxa are classified in one of the endangered categories.