Wine and Tradition
Popovača’s visitor offerings include tastings along the Moslavačka Wine Road. The Moslavačka Wine Road offers tastings of three local grape varieties: Škrlet, Dišeča ranina and Moslavac, which is also known by names such as Šipon. The focus is on Škrlet. Traditional local gastronomic specialities are also part of this offering by prior arrangement.
Voloderska jesen is a traditional event dedicated to wine and harvest customs. The cultural tradition of grape harvesting in Voloder began with an organised event on 1 October 1967.
Those planning Popovača as a destination with a wine tradition and scenic routes will want to rent a holiday apartment for their stay.
Routes Through the Landscape
The 28.5-kilometre Popovača–Jelengradska circular route connects Popovača, Moslavačka Slatina, Jelengrad and Gornja Jelenska. It runs over asphalt and gravel and through sections of forest.
The 32-kilometre Popovača–Paklenjačka circular route starts in Popovača. It leads through landscapes with vineyards, orchards and forests and includes medieval fortifications as well as villages with preserved traditional architecture.
Nature
The educational park near Crna roda Osekovo is an interactive educational trail. A footpath next to Crna roda Osekovo leads into the fields to one of three viewpoints.
The Crna roda Osekovo Visitor Centre was opened for visitors to Lonjsko polje Nature Park.
In the wider regional area, Lonjsko polje is listed as a Ramsar wetland. A total of 350 bird species nest in or visit Lonjsko polje seasonally.
Moslavina is associated with numerous vineyard cottages and vineyards.
