Tuesday, January 27, 2026

Brod-Posavina

Brod-Posavina County is a county (županija) in eastern Croatia, located in the southern part of Slavonia along the Sava River (which forms the border with Bosnia and Herzegovina). 

Capital/Largest City: Slavonski Brod (population: approximately 50,000) 
Location: Nestled between the southern slopes of the Slavonian Mountains (Psunj, Dilj, Požeška Gora) to the north and the Sava River to the south, offering a mix of plains, hills, and river landscapes. 
Key Features: Historically significant: the famous Brod Fortress (an 18th-century Austrian fortress against the Ottoman Empire) in Slavonski Brod. 
Rich tradition, folklore, hospitality, and Slavonian cuisine (meat dishes, Sava fish, kulen, and wine). Nature: River landscape, forests, and hiking trails in the hills. 
Economy: agriculture, food industry, some transport (road and rail connections). 

In short: a peaceful, hospitable Slavonian border region with a rich history, good food, and beautiful scenery, far from the hustle and bustle of coastal tourism.








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