Slavonia - Wikipedia Slavonia is one of Croatia's winemaking areas, with Erdut, Ilok and Kutjevo recognized as centres of wine production The name Slavonia originated in the Early Middle Ages The area was named after the Slavs who settled there and called themselves *Slověne
Slavonia | Danube River, Baranja, Pannonian Plain | Britannica Slavonia, historical region of Croatia It lay between the Sava River on the south and the Drava and Danube rivers on the north and east It was included in the kingdom of Croatia in the 10th century
5 Reasons to Visit Croatia’s Overlooked Region of Slavonia Most visitors to Croatia head straight to the Adriatic coast, but the inland region of Slavonia -- bordering Bosnia, Hungary, and Serbia -- is also worth a visit With its rambling rivers, forests, verdant farmland, and storybook villages, Slavonia has a more rustic vibe than its more popular counterparts like Dalmatia and Istria
Slavonia is Croatia’s food and culture hidden gem – Lonely Planet Slavonia is a hidden gem in the northeastern part of the country, that was once submerged under the Pannonian Sea – in fact Croatia’s first geopark, Papuk, is one of the remnants of the Pannonian islands
“Slavonia: Croatia’s Eastern Gem of Rich Heritage” Slavonia County is a hidden gem in Croatia, offering a rich tapestry of history, culture, and natural beauty From the cultural landmarks of Osijek and Vukovar to the tranquil wetlands of Kopački Rit and the rolling vineyards of Kutjevo , Slavonia provides a truly authentic Croatian experience
slavonia. travel | Slavonia. Travel Slavonia is a region of legends whose myths and secrets have been proudly handed down from generation to generation Slavonians proudly stick to their traditions such as the harvest festival, folk costumes or local folk music
Slavonia - Amazing Croatia Slavonia, the easternmost region of Croatia, is a land of vast golden plains, ancient forests, and mighty rivers This area, often overlooked in favor of Croatia’s coastal attractions, is a treasure trove of natural beauty, rich history, and cultural heritage
Slavonia, Croatia: A travel guide - Croatia Traveller Slavonia is Croatia's "breadbasket", a fertile region that stretches from the Ilova River in the west, over the Sava and Drava basins to the Hungarian border in the north The southern border touches Bosnia-Hercegovina and the eastern border is with Serbia
15 Things to Do in Slavonia Croatia - Veronika\s Adventure Enjoy the vibrant culture of Vinkovci, experience the rich folklore traditions in Požega, and unwind in the serene spa town of Daruvar With 15 must-visit attractions, Slavonia promises an unforgettable adventure filled with culture and natural beauty