Village quiet
A village of a few hundred people, away from traffic noise. A place to sleep well, rest and enjoy long evenings.
A quiet holiday house in the Slavonian village of Korođ, around 20 km from Osijek. Spend the day in Osijek, Vinkovci, Vukovar or Kopački rit, and the evening in the silence of the plain.
Available dates, the price and every detail about the house are arranged directly with the hosts, by phone or e-mail.

Korođ is a small, quiet village on the plain between Osijek and Vinkovci, in the municipality of Tordinci. No city crowds and no traffic noise: wide streets, a far horizon and slow evenings.
The KRISTINA holiday house is on Šandora Petefija street, named after the great Hungarian poet Sándor Petőfi – a small reminder that Korođ (Kórógy in Hungarian) is one of the oldest Hungarian settlements in present-day Croatia.
Whether you are visiting family, working in eastern Slavonia or coming for the nature along the Drava and the Danube, you get a quiet base here, with the towns a short drive away.
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Four good reasons to stay outside the city – and none of them means giving up the cities.
A village of a few hundred people, away from traffic noise. A place to sleep well, rest and enjoy long evenings.
Osijek, Vinkovci and Vukovar are all within about twenty kilometres as the crow flies. One place to stay, three towns.
Kopački rit where the Drava meets the Danube, rivers, canals and open fields – all within a day trip.
A fortification stood on the site of Korođ before 1290, and the village takes its name from the Kórógyi noble family.
Korođ lies on the plain south-east of Osijek. Distances are as the crow flies; by road it is a little further – to Osijek around 20–25 km.
Straight-line distance from the village centre, rounded. Check the exact route in your navigation app.
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Sunflowers and wheat to the horizon in summer, a golden plain and mist over the canals in autumn.
Slavonia is not a place to rush. Drive slowly between the villages, stop by a field and end the day in silence.
Wheat field at dusk – illustrative photo

The Baroque Tvrđa, the Drava promenade and the largest city in Slavonia.

A floodplain wetland where the Drava meets the Danube, a haven for birdwatching.

The nearest town, on the Bosut river, with thousands of years of history.
A covered terrace with a hanging chair and a table, a room with a bed, an armchair and a TV, and Wi-Fi for guests. Ask the hosts directly about the number of guests, rooms, equipment, price and available dates.
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Tell us when you are coming and how many of you there are. Everything about the house, the price and your arrival is arranged directly, by phone or e-mail.
+385 91 258 4023