Top Things to do in Sisak-Moslavina County
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Top 10 Sights & Landmarks in Sisak-Moslavina County, Central Croatia
Discover the best top things to do in Sisak-Moslavina County, Croatia including Church of St. Mary of Snow, Stari most, Siscia - ancient Roman city, Moslavina Museum and Gallery, Granik, "Mali Kaptol", Orthodox church of the birth of the Holy Mother of God, Statue of Jesus the Savior, Remains of St. Nicholas church, Remains of the St. Rocco chapel.
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1. Church of St. Mary of Snow
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The church is the most luxurious example of late Baroque sacral art heritage in Moslavina. The oldest record of the church building dates from 1729. Visitors will be welcomed by one of the most beautiful baroque sacral interiors, the walls and ceilings adorned by rich stucco and frescoes and a dominating magnificent wooden altar. This baroque church is visited during major concerts of classical music. There, art and music forms are harmoniously and very acoustically blended.
2. Stari most
3. Siscia - ancient Roman city
4. Moslavina Museum and Gallery
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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.
5. Granik
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Great place to see in the city.
6. "Mali Kaptol"
7. Orthodox church of the birth of the Holy Mother of God
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.
8. Statue of Jesus the Savior
The statue is on a slope of the hill Djed and it offers a great view of the town Hrvatska Kostajnica and river Una.
9. Remains of St. Nicholas church
10. Remains of the St. Rocco chapel
From the remains of St Nicholas church, St. Rocco stairs will take you to the remains of St. Rocco chapel. Unfortunately only the remains of the floor are left after the year 1991. The chapel was built in 1734.
