Εύκολες πεζοπορίες και περίπατοι στη Μπρόντσκο-Ποσάβσκα Ζουπάνια

The square is named after Ivana Brlić-Mažuranić, a prominent Croatian children's writer, best known for her work Tales of Long Ago. In 1892, Ivana married lawyer and politician Vatroslav Brlić and moved to what was then Brod na Savi, where she lived and worked in the Brlić family home, which is also located on the square.[2] During the 18th and 19th centuries, Brod na Savi was an important military and administrative center within the Habsburg Monarchy. At that time, the square served as the administrative center of the city, with numerous important institutions located in its vicinity.

The Brod Fortress is a baroque border fortress on the Sava River, and at the same time a category zero monument and landmark of Slavonski Brod that forms its core. In Brod, one of the important strategic and traffic places that supervised the most important crossing on the Sava towards Bosnia and connected the main trade routes, between 1715 and 1780 the great Imperial and royal Slavonian border fortress Brod was built.

Baroque cathedral dedicated to St. Teresa of Avila from 1763. Very nicely restored and a real decoration of the city.

Pozega is the capital of the province of Pozega with approximately 85,000 inhabitants

There is a name on each shelf.

In Roman antiquity, the settlement of Certissia was located on the same site, until it disappeared during the migrations. The first mention of the settlement in historical documents dates back to 1239, when Béla IV of Hungary gave it to the bishopric of Bosnia. Source Wikipedia.

They need to make one in each city

Brod Fortress is a baroque border fortress on the Sava River, and at the same time a category zero monument and landmark of Slavonski Brod that forms its core.