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Discover the best top things to do in Slavonia, Croatia including Zavicajni Muzej Stjepan Gruber, Udruga Gloria Maris, Memorial centre of Homeland war Vukovar, Virovitica voli vlakove, The Memorial Home of Croatian Defenders, Sculpture Park Arteco, Gradski muzej Pozega, Castle Odescalchi-Museum of Ilok, Arheoloski muzej, Vukovar Municipal Museum.
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1. Zavicajni Muzej Stjepan Gruber
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
2. Udruga Gloria Maris
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5.0 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By 682ale_
Must see the collection of 3 million spices and listen stories about collecting shells and snails all over the world.
3. Memorial centre of Homeland war Vukovar
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Public Institution Memorial Centre of Homeland War deals with preserving, research and promotion of memories, documents and other records regarding the events relevant to the history of the contemporary Croatian state.
4. Virovitica voli vlakove
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By periandro - Luxembourg City, Luxembourg
That fascinating and original museum lies by the Virovitica railway station. The view of the items exhibited there is a unique one, what makes the visit to that place really exciting. In it one can see, among other things, a great deal of faithful miniatures of real trains, trains having really functioned for some time since the nineteenth century. The precision made locomotives and carriages which can be observed in that museum are masterpieces of elaborate detail. There are fantastic reproductions in that museum, among others that of the train Paris – Athens “Simplon Orient Express”, the first train in Austria, the first one existing at a world level, the Yugoslavia Express, the Eurostat, and the train in which Marshall Tito used to make his journeys for official visits to other European statesmen. Moreover, there one can observe miniature reproductions of the old bus from the Yugoslavian movie “Who sings thinks no evil” (Tko pjeva slo ne misli), the “Casino Royal” (Casino Loyal), the Pejačević Palace as it looked in the 19th century; likewise a sample of the medical equipment which must have been in all train stations in Yugoslavia, a Diorama of a train crash, and a lot of other exciting objects. That museum is a perfect place for any train lover and the visit thereof is one of the best ways for anyone to get acquainted with the evolution of the train design and engineering throughout History. There the possibility to enjoy watching the different reproductions and the other items is quite guaranteed. I visited that place on September 5th 2019 and I really had a great moment there. Besides, I learned a lot thanks to the accurate and clear explanations of the guide Goran Denac, a kind and affable gentleman who makes all possible endeavours in order that one's visit is as pleasant and enjoyable as possible while illustrative. In addition to that, if one manages to prove that he is skilled in train driving he will be awarded a Diploma. By and large therefore, it's an extremely interesting and unique place, also from a historical point of view, which shouldn't be missed while in Virovitica or in the neighbouring area.
5. The Memorial Home of Croatian Defenders
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
The memorial home of Croatian war veterans was built on the site of the former post office. In 1991 the command headquarters of the neighborhood were located here. The building was formed in the shape of a clenched fist that symbolizes strength with which Vukovar defended against aggression.
6. Sculpture Park Arteco
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
7. Gradski muzej Pozega
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
The City Museum Požega was founded on 6th December 1924 by the credit of Julije Kempf, the well known citizen of Požega, as the outcome of his work on a big monographic collection of Požega written at the beginning of the 20th century. By its constitution, the City Museum is the county and complex museum with its departments: Documentation, Archaeological, Historical, Art History and Ethnological.
Reviewed By Veronikaraz
If you are visiting Pozega, I recommend you to put Gradski muzej Pozega on your list of things to do. Always interesting exhibition and pleasant and approachable staff.
8. Castle Odescalchi-Museum of Ilok
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4.5 based on 32 reviews
The Odescalchi Castle is the central building situated in the medieval town of Ilok, housing Museum of the Town of Ilok.The Odescalchi Castle is an impressive building built on the foundations of the castle of King Nikola Ilocki from the 15th century. Nikola's medieval castle with the entire Ilok estate, which at the time occupied the greater part of Srijem, were given by Emperor Leopold to Pope Innocent XI Odescalchi and his family as a reward for their help in liberating Ilok from the Turks. The Pope's nephews, aristocrats from Italy, expanded the castle and changed its style. The castle was eventually rebuilt in the Baroque-Classicist style. They developed at the time very modern wine cellars beneath the castle and gave impetus to the growth of viticulture and wine production. After 1945, the Odescalchi left their Ilok estate, and their descendants remain a part of the Italian nobility, living near Rome.
Reviewed By Edmundo_de_ABQ - Albuquerque, United States
Enter the beautiful Castle and view multiple floors of ancient local history showcased beautifully. You'll see war memorabilia, ancient weapons and tools, it is very educational and well done.
9. Arheoloski muzej
10. Vukovar Municipal Museum
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4.5 based on 53 reviews
Reviewed By Andr3a1o - Zagreb, Croatia
The museum consists of two floors and an attic with a permanent exhibition. On the ground floor there is a library and a gift shop (be sure to buy something, the prices are very affordable for tourists), and various halls. The first floor and attic show the range of civilizations and life in the Vukovar area from prehistoric times to the present. In the attic, you can see different items used by our grandmothers. The second floor depicts the Croatian War of Independence and everything that was destroyed by it. Adult tickets are 40kn but what you'll see is worth a lot more.
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