Popovača: Hotels and Accommodation

Wine and Cuisine

Popovača’s visitor offerings along the Moslavačka Wine Road include tastings centered on the indigenous Škrlet grape variety, as well as traditional local gastronomic specialties, each available by prior arrangement. The Moslavačka Wine Road offers tastings of three indigenous grape varieties: Škrlet, Dišeča ranina and Moslavac, which is also known by names such as Šipon.

Moslavina is also associated with numerous vineyard cottages and vineyards.

Culture and History

Voloderska jesen is a traditional event dedicated to wine and harvest customs. The cultural tradition of the grape harvest in Voloder began with an organized event on October 1, 1967.

Cycling Routes and Landscape

The Popovača–Jelengradska route is a 28.5-kilometer circular cycling route. It connects Popovača, Moslavačka Slatina, Jelengrad and Gornja Jelenska and runs along asphalt, gravel and forest sections.

The Popovača–Paklenjačka route is 32 kilometers long, is designed as a circular route and starts in Popovača. It passes through landscapes rich in vineyards, orchards and forests. The route also includes medieval fortifications and villages with preserved traditional architecture.

Nature

The educational park near Crna roda Osekovo functions as an interactive educational trail. A footpath next to Crna roda Osekovo leads into the fields to one of three observation points.

Lonjsko polje, located in the wider regional surroundings of Popovača, is listed as a Ramsar wetland. Lonjsko polje is home to 350 breeding bird species or is visited by them seasonally. The Crna roda Osekovo Visitor Centre was opened for visitors to Lonjsko polje Nature Park.

Anyone wishing to book a hotel in Popovača can continue their accommodation search afterwards.

For the higher-level travel overview: Sisak-Moslavina County.