Sisak is a small city in central Croatia, located on the Sava River. It's best known as the site of a bloody World War II battle between the Nazis and the Yugoslav Partisans. The city has a few interesting sights, including a fortress on a hill overlooking the river and a large metal statue of a Partisan soldier. There are also a few churches and museums. The city is a convenient base for exploring the surrounding area, which is full of small villages, rolling hills, and vineyards.
Average temperatures during the day in Sisak.