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Otvoreni Programi Ministarstva turizma za poticanje inovacija i unapređenje ponude turističkog sektora za 2013.g.
Objavljeni su Javni pozivi za kandidiranje projekata za dodjelu bespovratnih sredstava temeljem Programa poticanja inovacija u turizmu i dodjelu bespovratnih sredstava temeljem Programa…
Program unapređenja ponude turističkog sektora u 2013.godini ''1000 bazena za hrvatski turizam''
Župan primio apsolvente Grafičkog fakulteta, autore oznake vinskih cesta Požeško-slavonske županije
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Ivanjski krijes Požega Trg Sv.Trojstva
Ivanje je duboko ukorijenjeno u narodnu tradiciju, a prvi pisani požeški zapisi sežu u 1739. godinu kada su mladi momci pred kapelicom sv. Roka preskakali Ivanjski krijes, piše Julije Kempf. Paleći krijesove u predvečerje blagdana Ivana Krstitelja koji se slavi 24.lipnja, slavenski narodi slavili su i početak ljeta. Posljednjih petnaest-ak godina Požežani su vratili ovu tradiciju na Trg. Sv. Trojstva. Sve okupljene očekuje bogati kulturno zabavni program, te tradicionalno paljenje krijesta.
2.XCO Valis Aurea Požega
Smotra foklora - Zagrađe
Old Fort Velika
VELIKA - Northern of today’s settlement Velika, on the south foot of hill Lapjak, there are ruins of a smaller fort – Fort Velika. The fort could have been built in the 13th century and was owned by noblemen Befekijevci of Velika, and after the Turks have invaded the area it was turned into a military base. By its layout, the fort differs from all other buildings in this area, and has a elongated pentagonal layout which consists of a Guard tower on the North and a courtyard on the South.
Cave Trbušnjak
PAKRAC - The Cave Trbušnjak is, according to recent measuring, more than 200m long and there is a possibility that it is even longer.
The longest cave in Slavonia, 200m long (currently explored), with a huge bat habitat, geologically, hierologically and biologically very interesting, is situated in the wider area of Grahovljan. Cave Trbušnjak is a home to bats who, according to first assessments, count to 3 or 4 thousand. Next to that, discolored cave crabs and several other little animals were also found.
Cathedral Church of St Theresa
POŽEGA - The Church of St Theresa was built by Bishop of Zagreb, Franjo Thauszy, with his own funds. Instead of renewing the Fort Požega, which he owned, he took the 80 000 forints and transferred it to the building of this Church. The permission to build this church was given by Empress Mary Theresa on 11th July 1754 and decided that the Church of St Theresa of Avil would be built out of the construction material of the abandoned warehouses and Požega’s military barrack. The ground stone was set on 28th June 1756. It took seven years to build the church, and it was consecrated on 24th July 1763 by the aforementioned Bishop Thauszy.
Biciklizam
To smell the meadows, flowers, forests; to hear the birds singing, gurgling of water; to taste spring water, to experience the surrounding area with all your senses is possible if you are on two wheels. That unforgettable experience is given only by forest paths, country roads, paths through fields and vineyards, and marked cycling paths. On your journey, points of rest can be low lands, forests, vineyards, orchards, but also villages, castles, little churches and chapels, depending on your personal interests.
Crkva Sv. Lovre
Church of St Lawrence is the oldest building with the richest cultural and artistic meaning and a monument of world wide value according to the International standards. Although the church endured several destructions and upgrades, on the South walls and the shrine there are well preserved medieval frescoes of world wide artistic value. The Organs are also well preserved. Church of St Lawrence was built in the 14th century on the ground stones of an even older little church, which is yet to be confirmed by archeologists. The church is qualified for ordinance and other significant cultural occasions.
Enology Offers
Viniculture has a long tradition in these parts that are divided in three main vineyards that have three wine roads established: Vine road of the vineyard Kutjevo, Vine road of the vineyard Požega-Pleternica and Vine road of the vineyard Pakrac. This area has given numerous top quality and top shell wines famous in Croatia and the World also.
Gastronomy Offers
The richness of gastronomy in this area to this day enables visitors to experience tastes of the past times, from homemade bread baked in a special Owen, through top shell meat products such as cracklings, bacon, ham, kulen sausage, švargl, fish stew and pottage, also poultry soup, pop roast, fat cakes, poppy cake, walnut cake… all of these are today served as specialties of Slavonia, but are intertwined with specialties of the continental Croatia and creativeness of today’s cooks. The important thing is to cook from your heart and soul.
Horseback riding
By riding a horse one discovers the subtle connection between human, animal and nature. Equestrian centers organize horseback riding schools, races, training and rehabilitation of horses, but equestrian and horse riding clubs provide also therapeutic and recreational horseback riding. Communication without words between human and horse is one of the most beautiful feelings – confirmed by all passionate horseback riders.
Para gliding
To see an area from above is an irreplaceable experience. A completely different point of view of the beauty and diversity of a landscape, where it will seem as if the houses, trees and all other visible elements can be placed on the flat of your hand, and the intertwining of plough-fields, forests and rivers gives a visual effect and enjoyment in the palette of colors made by nature.
Hiking
Being in the mountains, calls upon one to explore the beauties and enchantments of Nature. Hiking tracks marked with way marks and white spots in red circles (on trees or stones) mark the access ways to peaks, springs, caves, mountaineers retreats and shelters. Mountains always reveal something new and exciting, thus giving one a pleasurable stay in Nature.








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