Wine Tasting
Visit local family-run cellars in the surrounding hills to try Škrlet, a white wine variety indigenous to this specific region.
Sisak-Moslavina, Croatia
City·Quiet, Local, Industrious
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Kutina is the largest settlement in the Moslavina historical region, situated at the foot of the Moslavačka gora hills. While the city has a strong industrial background, it is increasingly recognized as a hub for rural tourism and viticulture. Visitors often use Kutina as a starting point for the Moslavina wine roads, where they can sample unique local varieties like Škrlet. The city is also a primary entry point for Lonjsko Polje Nature Park, one of Europe's largest protected wetlands, making it an ideal spot for birdwatchers and hikers. Within the city itself, the Baroque architecture of the Church of St. Mary of the Snow stands as a significant cultural landmark.
Kutina is the largest settlement in the Moslavina historical region, situated at the foot of the Moslavačka gora hills. While the city has a strong industrial background, it is increasingly recognized as a hub for rural tourism and viticulture. Visitors often use Kutina as a starting point for the Moslavina wine roads, where they can sample unique local varieties like Škrlet. The city is also a primary entry point for Lonjsko Polje Nature Park, one of Europe's largest protected wetlands, making it an ideal spot for birdwatchers and hikers. Within the city itself, the Baroque architecture of the Church of St. Mary of the Snow stands as a significant cultural landmark.
Highlights
Gateway to the expansive Lonjsko Polje Nature Park.
Heart of the Moslavina wine route featuring indigenous Škrlet grapes.
Home to the historic Baroque Church of St. Mary of the Snow.
Convenient stopover location along the main A3 motorway.
Before you go: Kutina essentials
The city has a prominent industrial sector, which influences the local landscape.
Public transport to nearby nature sites can be limited; a car is recommended for exploration.
Accommodation is mostly centered around small hotels and rural guesthouses.
Nature Access
The entrance to Lonjsko Polje Nature Park is just a short drive away; consider renting a bike to explore the traditional wooden villages.
Best For
Wine enthusiasts and nature lovers exploring central Croatia.
Currency
EUR €
Average Cost
$50-$90 p/day
Languages Spoken
Croatian, English
Local Festivals
If visiting in autumn, look for the 'Voloderska jesen' festival, which celebrates the local grape harvest with music and food.
Best time to visit Kutina
May-June, September-October
Best Season
Spring
A great time for nature enthusiasts to visit Lonjsko Polje as the wetlands are vibrant and bird migration is in full swing.
Best Season
Summer
Warm and sunny, perfect for cycling through the vineyards, though it can get quite humid.
Best Season
Fall
The peak season for the region due to the wine harvest and numerous local gastronomic festivals.
Winter
Quiet and cold; best for enjoying local continental cuisine and visiting the Moslavina Museum.
Location
Kutina, Sisak-Moslavina, Croatia
