Ilok: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Accommodation in Ilok
Culture and History
The Odescalchi Castle houses the Ilok Town Museum; the castle is also the central building of Ilok’s medieval old town.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Ilok is planning a stay with Ilok as their destination.
The Ilok Town Museum offers interested visitors expert-guided tours of the permanent exhibition.
The Ilok Town Museum comprises an archaeological, a medieval, an ethnographic and a gallery section, an atrium serving as an open-air museum, as well as sections on the wars of the 20th century and the ethnography of Syrmia.
The Church and Monastery of St John of Capistrano preserve the saint’s original cell chapel; from a height of around 100 metres, the monastery tower offers views of the surrounding area.
Pilgrims and other visitors visit the saint’s original cell chapel in the Church and Monastery of St John of Capistrano.
The Kurija Brnjaković houses the “Ilok – vrata Hrvatske” Interpretation Centre.
Danube and Nature
Ilok’s renovated, illuminated and flower-planted Danube promenade offers views of the Danube as well as the old town, its church and its town walls.
The Dunavac branch of the Danube lies between the Danube and Ilok’s old town, which is situated on a hill, and invites visitors to relax, enjoy sports and experience nature.
Cycling
Ilok is part of the European cycling route along the Danube; the Croatian section of this tourist Danube cycle route is 138 km long.
The signposted off-road route “Put vinograda” branches off from EuroVelo 6 into the countryside and vineyards between Vukovar and Šarengrad/Ilok.
Wine and Cellars
The Old Cellars of Ilok next to Odescalchi Castle offer tours of parts of the cellar complex and can organise tastings as well as cold or hot meals on request.
In the Ilok area, visitors can visit traditional Srijem cellars or modern wineries, learn about winemaking, taste wine and enjoy a snack.
To the higher-level travel overview: Općina Ilok.
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