Go on a sightseeing tour of Zagreb and the surrounding area and if there is enough time head towards the region of Zagorje, a tame undulating region famous for its castles which are truly worth visiting. While you’re there taste some of the traditional specialties or Prigorje or even Zagorje cuisine, enjoy a glass of wine but do not skip dessert. The surrounding area of Zagreb offers you an interesting twist of tourist attractions and you can familiarize yourself with the area through castles and manors, through nature that changes with the seasons but is always rich and magnificent, or through the gastro offer which illustrates the riches of nature.

Slavonia is a geographical but also a historical region situated in the eastern part of Croatia. It is determined by three rivers - the Drava River to the north, bordering with Hungary, the Sava River to the south, bordering with Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Dunav River to the east, bordering with Serbia. The epithet “golden” is often used to describe Slavonia due to the fact that it is a region of flatlands rich in agricultural areas with wheat crops making the fields look like fields of gold. Rich and fertile soil resulted in riches which is visible in the extravagant architecture as well as the detailed national folklore costumes.