Sisak
Country: Croatia
Region: Europe
Period: 10th-12th c.CE
Location: 45.487222°N, 16.376111°E
Description
Sisak, located at the confluence of the Kupa and Sava rivers, is a historic town in central Croatia. It was the capital of the Kingdom of Croatia during the 10th–12th centuries and played an important role in the development of Croatian culture and politics. Today, it is a quiet town with charming streets, offering a glimpse into its storied past.
Modern Remains
Sisak is home to several important landmarks, including the Sisak Fortress, a Renaissance structure that once served as the town's defense against invaders. The St. Mary's Church is a notable Romanesquemonument, while the Archaeological Museum showcases artifacts from the medieval period. The town’s historic center features cobblestone streets and charming squares, offering an authentic experience of its medieval past.