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Trpinjska Cesta is a road in Vukovar, Croatia, known for its historical significance, particularly during the Croatian War of Independence in the early 1990s. This area played a critical role in the defense of Vukovar during the siege of the city by the Yugoslav People's Army (JNA) and Serbian paramilitary forces in 1991.

One of the most notable aspects of Trpinjska Cesta is its association with the fierce battles that took place there, earning it the nickname "Tank Graveyard" due to the destruction of numerous JNA tanks by Croatian forces, particularly under the leadership of Major Blago Zadro, a revered Croatian war hero. Zadro led the defense of this area and was instrumental in halting the advance of the enemy's armored units. He was killed in battle in October 1991, and his leadership and courage remain honored in Croatia.

Today, Trpinjska Cesta stands as a symbol of resistance and bravery. There is a monument commemorating Blago Zadro and the defenders of Vukovar along the road, and it serves as a reminder of the struggles and sacrifices made during the war. The area has been rebuilt since the war, but the memory of its significance remains deeply ingrained in the local and national consciousness.

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Ul. Ivana Burika 7, 32249, Tovarnik, Croatia

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The birthplace of Antun Gustav Matoš is located in Tovarnik, a village in eastern Croatia, where this prominent Croatian writer was born on June 13, 1873. The house is envisioned as a comprehensive cultural institution, representing a key point in revitalizing Matoš's legacy on a national level, as well as a cultural-tourist attraction that, with its strong literary identity, aims to initiate the development of Tovarnik and this part of Croatia as a cultural-tourism micro-destination. Unfortunately, it has not yet been opened due to a lack of funds.

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Ul. Ive Tijardovića 60, 32000, Vukovar, Hrvatska

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Ul. Ive Tijardovića 60, 32000, Vukovar, Hrvatska

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Ul. Ive Tijardovića 60, 32000, Vukovar, Hrvatska

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The public institution "Vukovar Homeland War Memorial Center" takes care of maintaining the memory of the Homeland War, preserving memorial sites and educating students about the historical importance of war events.

It was founded May 2, 2013.

The tourist segment includes individual and group visits, and visitors can view several exhibits:

• Exhibition "Battle for Vukovar"

• Reconstruction of the Serbian concentration camps "Stajićevo" and "Begejci"

• Outdoor exhibits

• Display of a minefield

• Exhibition of infantry weapons used in the Homeland War

• Virtual reality "Independent Air Squadron"

• Battlefield simulation "Reinforced brigade in defense"

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Samostanska ul. 5, 32000, Vukovar, Hrvatska

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Samostanska ul. 5, 32000, Vukovar, Hrvatska

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Samostanska ul. 5, 32000, Vukovar, Hrvatska

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The Church of Sts. Philip and James in Vukovar, Croatia, is one of the most significant Catholic churches in the region. This Baroque-style church, located in the heart of the city, was originally built in the 18th century and is dedicated to St. Philip and St. James, two of the twelve apostles of Jesus.

The church has a long and turbulent history, having been severely damaged during the Croatian War of Independence in the early 1990s. Vukovar was heavily bombarded, and the church was almost completely destroyed. After the war, the church underwent extensive restoration to bring it back to its former glory. Today, it stands as a symbol of resilience and faith for the people of Vukovar.

Inside, the church features a beautifully decorated interior with intricate altars, stained glass windows, and religious artwork, reflecting the Baroque style. It also serves as a place of worship and holds a significant place in the spiritual and cultural life of Vukovar’s Catholic community.

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Crkva sv. Mateja, Ulica Ivana Burika, Tovarnik

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The Church of Saint Matthew in Tovarnik is a Roman Catholic church in eastern Croatia. The parish priest Ivan Burik was the only Roman Catholic priest who was killed during the Croatian War of Independence. In the first half 2008 the Government of the Republic of Croatia provided 150,000 Croatian Kuna for completion of the reconstruction of the church. The tower of the Church of Saint Matthew is 40 meters high.

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HNK Vukovar 1991 is a Croatian football (soccer) club based in the city of Vukovar. The club holds deep historical and emotional significance for the city.The club was officially founded in 2012, following the merge of two older Vukovar-based football clubs, NK Vukovar '91 and HNK Radnički Vukovar. HNK Vukovar 1991 plays its home matches at the Stadium in Borovo Naselje, which has a modest capacity of around 6,000 spectators.

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Vukovar High School is a secondary school in Vukovar that offers a quality education through a general high school program. The school is known for its long-standing tradition, high educational standards, and dedicated teaching staff. Students have the opportunity to gain broad knowledge in various subjects, such as mathematics, languages, science, and social studies.

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Cafe Bar and Bakery STJEPANOVIĆ, Ulica Vile Velebita, Vukovar

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Cafe Bar and Bakery STJEPANOVIĆ, Ulica Vile Velebita, Vukovar

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Cafe Bar and Bakery STJEPANOVIĆ, Ulica Vile Velebita, Vukovar

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Cafe Bar and Bakery Stjepanović is a great location to visit late at night, when everything else is closed and you are hungry. It has a variety of different baked goods and items from the convenience store.

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Županijska ul. 2, 32000, Vukovar, Hrvatska

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Županijska ul. 2, 32000, Vukovar, Hrvatska

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Županijska ul. 2, 32000, Vukovar, Hrvatska

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Eltz Manor in Vukovar is a baroque-style castle that dates back to the 18th century. It was built by the German noble family Eltz and is one of the most significant cultural and historical landmarks in the region. The manor complex includes several buildings and beautifully landscaped gardens. During the Croatian War of Independence, the castle was heavily damaged, but it has since been restored. Today, Eltz Manor houses the Vukovar City Museum, where visitors can explore exhibits related to the history, culture, and heritage of Vukovar.

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The Adica Forest Park is located only 2 km from the city center and is a favorite place for the residents of Vukovar for walking, recreation and rest. It contains walking paths and a trim path, enriched with wooden exercise equipment. In the center of the Forest Park, an Eco-Ethno Center has been opened with the contents of traditional crafts and catering.

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Vučedol is an important archaeological site located near Vukovar, Croatia, on the right bank of the Danube River. It is known for its association with the Vučedol culture, a prehistoric culture that flourished during the early Bronze Age, around 3000 to 2200 BCE. The site is one of the most significant locations for understanding the development of European prehistoric cultures, particularly in the context of early metallurgy, ceramics, and social organization.

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Priljevo is a part of the city of Vukovar, Vukovar-Srijem County. Priljevo is a narrow area between the Danube and the old course of the Vuka River. It connects the center of Vukovar (via New Vukovar) and Borovo Naselje, with Lužac located to the west. It got its name from the Ikavian word "prilivati" or "prelijevati" (to overflow), due to its extremely low altitude, which often caused the waters of the Danube and the Vuka to overflow into each other. Today, Priljevo is home to a new port, mainly industrial and commercial facilities, a railway station, an entrepreneurial zone, and a silo. The only street named Priljevo is about 3 km long. Residential buildings are located along the right side of the street.

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The name ,Mitnica, comes from the ramp - the toll booth that stood at the entrance to the settlement and at which a fee was charged for passing through the city and selling goods at the city fairground.

In the settlement there is the Elementary School "Mitnica" (formerly known as "Vladimir Nazor"), the Retirement Home, the Dudik Memorial Park, the Kindergarten "Vukovar 1", the Veterinary Station, the market, the Vukovar Gymnasium. In the vicinity of the settlement there is the Vukovar Water Tower, the Memorial Cemetery of the Homeland War Victims, the Bulgarian Military Cemetery and the New Dubrava Cemetery, and Vučedol, an archaeological site from the Neolithic.

Mitnica, a key neighborhood in Vukovar, was the last stronghold of defenders during the Battle of Vukovar in the Croatian War of Independence. Although the first attack by the JNA came unexpectedly through a forest path, Mitnica held out until mid-November 1991. While the JNA and Chetniks advanced in other parts of the city, Mitnica remained isolated, but its positions did not change. On November 18, 1991, unable to break through, the defenders surrendered.

Mitnica has alot of different kinds of landmarks stretching through history.

1. Vodotoranj

The Vukovar Water Tower is a building in Vukovar ( Mitnica), a symbol of the city's suffering and resistance during the Homeland War.

2. Ovčara

The Ovčara Memorial House, opened in 2006, is located in a hangar where a war crime was committed by members of the Yugoslav People's Army (JNA) and Serbian paramilitary forces on the night of November 20-21, 1991, during the Serbian occupation of Vukovar. Between 255 and 264 civilians and soldiers were killed. The hangars were part of the VUPIK agricultural complex and were used as a concentration camp. After the fall of Vukovar, civilians and wounded from the hospital were deported to Ovčara, where some were later executed.

In Mitnica there are about 5.000 civilians living there.

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Vukovar Ada is a small river island located on the Danube River, near the city of Vukovar in Croatia. It is a popular summer destination for locals and tourists due to its beautiful sandy beaches, clear waters, and natural surroundings. During the warmer months, Ada becomes a lively spot for swimming, picnicking, and outdoor activities. The island is accessible by boat from the Vukovar riverbank, and it offers a peaceful retreat from the city's hustle.

In addition to its recreational value, Vukovar Ada holds cultural and historical significance. It has been a point of interest throughout history due to its strategic location on the Danube. The island is also part of the broader Vukovar region, which is known for its rich history and the events of the Croatian War of Independence, although Ada itself is more associated with leisure than conflict.

Overall, Vukovar Ada is a serene, natural gem that provides visitors with a peaceful escape into nature.

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Golubica Mall, Ulica Josipa Jurja Strossmayera, Vukovar

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Golubica Mall, Ulica Josipa Jurja Strossmayera, Vukovar

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Golubica Mall, Ulica Josipa Jurja Strossmayera, Vukovar

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The shopping center “Golubica” is located on J.J.Strossmayera 16, at the center of the city Vukovar, next to hotel “Lav”, beside river Danube (Dunav).

Shopping center Golubica Mall (K Center Golubica) has opened at end of November 2013, the citizens of Vukovar and satellite villages welcomed a long-awaited shopping center, under whose roof is world-known brands names.

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Nacionalna memorijalna bolnica „Dr. Juraj Njavro“ Vukovar, Županijska ulica, Vukovar

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Memorial hospital „Dr. Juraj Njavro“ Vukovar, Županijska ulica, Vukovar

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Memorial hospital „Dr. Juraj Njavro“ Vukovar, Županijska ulica, Vukovar

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The Vukovar Hospital, officially the General County Hospital Vukovar and Veterans Hospital, holds deep historical significance, especially from the Croatian War of Independence. During the 1991 siege of Vukovar, the hospital became a symbol of resilience as medical staff treated countless wounded civilians and soldiers under constant bombardment.

After the city's fall on November 18, 1991, Serbian forces took over 200 patients, civilians, and hospital staff from the hospital, executing them at the Ovčara farm in one of the war’s worst atrocities.

Today, the hospital serves both as a modern medical facility and a memorial center, with a dedicated space honoring the bravery and sacrifices made during the siege.