Along the tree-lined European Avenue, a unique collection of Art Nouveau buildings is revealed. Built between 1903 and 1906, these richly decorated villas with front gardens represent the most important Art Nouveau ensemble in Croatia. Between historic cinemas and the main post office, every step connects the past with the present in one of the most pleasant walks in the city.

Surrounded by impressive 19th century Austro-Hungarian buildings, the square combines lively café culture with deep-rooted history. An imposing monument honors Ante Starčević, the father of the homeland, while local shops and boutiques invite you to browse. Culinary delights and cultural events enliven this place, which serves as a lively center for encounters.

Admire the impressive neo-Gothic architecture and rich interior decoration of the cathedral. Over 3.5 million bricks make up the country's tallest building outside Zagreb, with a 90-meter-tall tower dominating the skyline. Experience the silence and beauty of the colorful stained glass windows and detailed frescoes that tell stories from the Old and New Testaments.

Step back in time at the Urania Cinema, a jewel of Art Nouveau architecture, built in 1916. Marvel at the emblematic façade, from pyramidal shapes to sphinx reliefs. Here, historical splendor is combined with the magic of film, surrounded by the mystical aura of former Masonic rites. A place where cinema lovers can immerse themselves in the depths of cinematic art and history.

Wander through cobbled streets surrounded by the best-preserved baroque architecture in Croatia. Discover ancient city walls, hidden catacombs, and charming churches. Admire the magnificent buildings of the 18th century, from aristocratic houses to historical museums, while the lively nightlife in bars and clubs adds a modern twist.

Encounter the proletarian art and culture of Osijek in a space where jazz evenings, art exhibitions, daytime art classes and picnics take place in the open air. Admire the grass sculptures of Nikola Faller and experience the energy of the live music events 'Slamanje', presented by the alternative rock band Harvo Jay and guests from all over Croatia.

Along verdant parks and shady riverside paths, you'll discover fascinating statues that symbolize Osijek's history and the determination of its people. From the emblematic Red Fico to the baroque statue of the Holy Trinity, each sculpture tells its own story. Historic fortifications and Secessionist architecture frame your path as you immerse yourself in the city's cultural diversity.

Vivid stories and emotions awaken on the stage of the Croatian National Theatre in Osijek, where talented artists touch the soul through ballet, opera, drama and concerts. In a 19th-century architectural gem that has survived wars, artistic performances merge with Osijek's rich cultural history.