The purpose of this paper is to analyze the role of entrepreneurial infrastructure as a key driver of young people's interest in entrepreneurship in the city of Virovitica. Through a theoretical framework based on domestic literature, the paper provides a thorough understanding of entrepreneurial infrastructure. To achieve the research objectives, a secondary analysis of relevant academic publications and internal data from entrepreneurial support institutions in the City of Virovitica and the Virovitica-Podravina County was conducted. The analysis of this information concludes that Virovitica-Podravina County can serve as a model for other cities and counties, as it has undertaken several initiatives that have identified multiple avenues of support for entrepreneurs. The theoretical framework is supported by practical examples, such as the Virovitica Business Incubator, the VTA Development Agency, the Vidra Development Agency, the Panonian Wood Competence Center, the Technology-Innovation Center Virovitica, and the Virovitica University of Applied Sciences. Based on the collected and analyzed data from the research, the paper offers recommendations for the development of future policies and support programs for young entrepreneurs that are tailored to local needs and resources, ensuring that young entrepreneurs acquire the relevant competencies necessary for successfully running a business in Virovitica. The research highlights the crucial role of institutional support in the successful launching and growth of young people's entrepreneurial efforts. Key elements that contribute to or limit the entrepreneurial environment in Virovitica are emphasized, with a focus on the specific requirements of the local context. This research contributes to the study of young entrepreneurs' needs and provides recommendations for future programs and support for young entrepreneurs to stimulate the growth of new companies and initiatives, thereby contributing to the overall economic development of the City of Virovitica and surrounding areas.