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Koska A village northeast of Nasice where St. Peter and Paul church is located. It is a 13th century Romanic single-naved church with a lower and narrower four-sided shrine. Find out more
Marijanci Marijanci municipality is the host of the "Kolo na cimenu" folklore event, which is held every last Sunday in May, close to the Croatian Independence Day.Find out more about this destination
Punitovci Located here is the parish of St. Ladislav, the king, established in 1767. Parish church was built in 1795, while belfry and sacristy were built as late as 1855.Find out more about this destination
Bizovac Discovery of a pantry with 332 well preserved everyday-use objects from the Middle Bronze Age is the proof that people used to live here in prehistoric times.Find out more about this destination
Viljevo Speaking of the name of Viljevo village, we can say that its origin still has not been interpreted with complete certainty, but it seems that it originates from the word vila (Latin: villa) which means place, habitat, dwelling, or village.Find out more about this destination
Petrijevci Jelengrad – the Normann-Ehrenfels castle is the castle with perhaps the shortest lifetime of all the castles in Croatia.Find out more about this destination
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Vuka Located in Vuka is the parish of Saint Joseph, Spouse of the Blessed Virgin Mary, established in 1942. The 131 sq. m parish church was built in 1770.Find out more about this destination
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Nasice Nasice was first mentioned in 1229. In medieval documents it was reffered to as: Nolko, Nolche, Negke, Nexe, Nekche, Vesice i Nesice.Find out more about this destination
Knezevi Vinogradi Tourist offer of Knezevi Vinogradi municipality, including municipality area's rural settlements Karanac, Kamenac, Kotlina, Suza and Zmajevac.Find out more about this destination
Petlovac Located in Petlovac is the parish of Discovery of the Holy Cross. It was established in 1856, and the parish church built in 1772.Find out more about this destination
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Beli Manastir Beli Manastir was officially given the town status on November 29, 1961. In the Middle Ages a monastery (Pel-Monostor) was located here.Find out more about this destination
Djakovo The first thing you see when approaching Djakovo from either side is the brightness of the bricks of the two towers and cupolas of the most beautiful cathedral in the area from Venice to Istanbul.Find out more about this destination
Donja Moticina Village near Nasice. Rather large gothic All Saints Church is located here, with polygonal sanctuary and extended nave, supported by pillars, with sacristies on both sides of the sanctuary.Find out more about this destination
Strizivojna Located in Strizivojna is the parish of Saint Martin, bishop of Tours, established in 1928. Parish church was built in 1836, and expanded in 1937 with total floor space of 340 sq. m.Find out more about this destination
Ernestinovo Ernestinovo is a municipality seat in Osijek-Baranja County whose origins date back to year 1865. The area was a wetland then.Find out more about this destination
Vladislavci Located in Vladislavci is the parish of Birth of St. John the Baptist, established in 1994.Find out more about this destination
Osijek The oldest prehistoric settlement in the Osijek area emerged on the bank of Drava river, on today hardly visible mount stretching in the direction east-west in northern part of Retfala.Find out more about this destination
Levanjska Varos Located here is the parish of Saint Anthony of Padua, the Presbyterian. Parish has been mentioned for the first time in 1332, and the parish church was restored in 1783.Find out more about this destination
Valpovo Historical sources tell us that almost 700 years have passed since the first known written mention of Valpovo.Find out more about this destination
Fericanci Village west from Nasice. In its center there is single-naved parish church of the Holy Ghost with classicist characteristics (1801 – 1803, donor I. K. Mihalovic).Find out more about this destination
Drenje The parish of Saint Michael the Archangel founded in 1785 is located here. Parish church was built in 1777, covering the area of 225 sq. m.Find out more about this destination
Belisce History of the town area starts with the founding of industrial company in 1884 in this part of eastern Croatia then rich with oak forests.Find out more about this destination
Erdut Erdut was first mentioned in 1335 as Erdod or Erdewd. After the Turkish retreat in 1688, Erdut becomes property of Baron Johan Baptist Maximilian Zuan.Find out more about this destination
Antunovac According to the 1991 Census, Antunovac has population of 2,692. Although not the parish seat, Antunovac is the largest place in the parish.Find out more about this destination
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Popovac Located in Popovac is the parish of Saint Joseph, Spouse of the Blessed Virgin Mary, established in 1789.Find out more about this destination
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Donji Miholjac The first mention of Donji Miholjac dates from the 11th century, in relation to construction of the church devoted to St. Michael.Find out more about this destination
Viskovci Located in Viskovci is the parish of St. Matthew Apostle and Evangelist, established in 1966.Find out more about this destination
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Draz Continuity of settlements from the Middle Bronze Age to the Early Iron Age has been discovered on the Gradac Hill.Find out more about this destination
Semeljci Located in Semeljci is the parish of Birth of the Blessed Virgin Mary, established in 1754. Parish church was built in 1788, and has a painting of St. Lucas Evangelist from the 19th century.Find out more about this destination
Trnava Located here is the parish of Discovery of the Holy Cross, established in 1758. Parish church was built in 1845 with 340 sq. m of floor space.Find out more about this destination
Ceminac The Ceminac municipality is located in the very east of the Republic of Croatia, in central part of Baranja, and villages Ceminac and Kozarac are situated next to the main road, which leads to the border with the Republic of Hungary.Find out more about this destination
Cepin Village near Osijek. Artifacts from the Roman Age were discovered here. The Adamovich de Csepin and Mihaljevich two-story classicist castle is located in the park.Find out more about this destination
Bilje The most valuable non-church building in Baranja is the Eugene of Savoy's hunting castle located in Bilje, not far from Kopacki Rit.Find out more about this destination
Darda The Darda municipality is located in the south-western part of Baranja next to Bilje and Ceminac municipalities.Find out more about this destination
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