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City in central Croatia
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Sisak is a very important industrial and cultural city in Croatia. It's on three rivers: the Sava, Kupa and Odra. The Kupa flows through the old town. Sisak has about 50,000 inhabitants, with a metropolitan area of about 80,000 (2021).
restaurant
caffe and bakery, order "burek" which is pastry with cheese, one of the best in this part of Balkan
the only big hotel in the city, renovated in 2007
By train
Sisak is on Croatia's main railway line, which travels from Zidani Most in Slovenia to Zagreb and finally to Sisak, terminating at the grand 1880s railway building at the bottom edge of the centre of…
By bus
You can take the bus from Zagreb, Petrinja, Kutina, Karlovac, Munich, and Frankfurt.
By car
Main highways pass nearby to Sisak from Zagreb through to Belgrade, which is 24 km northeast of Sisak.
The city has 12 districts: Centar - South, Centar - North, Centar - East, Centar - West, Zeleni Brijeg, Zibel, Tomićev put, Galdovo, Željezara, Vrbina, Naselje, Viktorovac.
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