The paper discusses the perspectives and problems of integration of the Roma ethnic community in Croatia on the example of Međimurje County, which represents the space of the largest number and concentration of the Roma population. The Roma population in Međimurje County, though participating in a common area with the majority population, builds and maintains a strong ethnic boundary to the local population with its specific cultural elements and hampers and reduces the possibilities of its own integration. For the purpose of understanding the cause-and-effect relations and integration problems, different characteristics of the Roma ethnic community in Međimurje from the spatial-geographical perspective were explored. An analysis of the spatial distribution of Roma population in Međimurje County was carried out with an emphasis on the occurrence and trends of spatial segregation. The characteristics of the Roma cultural landscape, ie numerous specific features of Roma settlements, were explored. Local spatial patterns were also explored in expressing attitudes, stereotypes and social distance towards Roma, whose results point to the importance of the spatial aspect of Roma integration.