This work is talkig about the relation village-town in croatian literature of 19th century. The first part of this work is divided into three subdivisions that describe in more detail the state and development of croatian society and literature. After a brief introductory reference, the work generally touches on the quality of life in the village and town during the 19th century. It is very important to look at this social and political context, so that we can more easily understand not only the literary creators who have touched on such a topic, but also their works as a whole. After that, the work guides us through the elaboration of the topic itself, and we arrive at a title that reads Relation village-town from the perspective of croatioan realists. The problem of village-town relation is very interesting, but on the other hand, is i salso a demanding issue that has been approached differently by different writers, but also in relation to their origin (urban or rural). But in principle, the city is described in the writings of these writers much more negatively that the village, despite all its shortcomings. We present these problems in this work by analyzing selected three works of literature: In the register of Ante Kovačić, Tito Dorčić Vjenceslav Novak, and Three days whit son of the author Josip Kozarac. On the basis of selected and more detailed sections, we try to analyze why is the contrast between the village and the town so interesting to croatian realists.