The 10 Best Points of Interest & Landmarks in Sisak-Moslavina County, Central Croatia

Moslavina Museum used to be country manor of the dukes of Erdody. With its authentic decoration, it evokes the atmosphere of the most important historical periods and discoveries in this area.The museum has more than 4893 items, fragments, archives and library collection, which all testify to the rich history. Gallery of Moslavina Museum is situated in the pseudo-style Ausch family home. The extremely valuable permanent collection of the gallery is made up of important works of Croatian art.

Great place to see in the city.

Orthodox church of the birth of the Holy Mother of God was built in in 1868. It's located on the mountain Tirol. It is not open for visitors.

These stairs start right nexto to remains of St. Nicholas church, near spring Pekinac. Climbing them you will reach the remains of chapel of St. Rocco where there is a great view of the town.

The church was first mentioned in the records in 1334 as a wooden chapel my by franciscans. Later on it got equipped better. It was destroyed in 1991.

This is the former parish church, built in 1720. It was made on the ruins of a wooden chapel of St. Francis. This was probably the first location of Franciscan monastery. After the Homeland war there are only walls and obelisk left. It's located right next to the cemetery.

The fortress Zrin dates from the 13th centruy. It was built to protect the locals from the conquerors. Todays name it's after the Zrinski noble family who ruled the town from the first half of the 16th century.

At the hill of Čukur there is a memorial to Gordan Leder. He was a cameraman of HRT, who died on this place on the 10th of August 1991. He was recording Croatian defenders in the fight against the Serbian attacks and he was shot. The memorial is called "Broken landscape" and it offers beautiful view of Pounje and the town of Hrvatska Kostajnica.