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Here are some of the last intact wetlands in Europe, vast wheat fields, rich vineyards and centuries-old oak forests. The lowlands of the Osijek-Baranja County are bordered by two large Pannonian rivers, the capricious Drava and the mighty Danube. In the south, the plain rises towards the hills of Krndije, Papuk and Dilja, while in the north it barely perceptibly flows into the Erdutski hill and the Bansko hill, also known as the “Mountain” of Baranja.<\/p>\n\n

They say that the energy of the green color removes the feeling of restraint, creating a calming effect. Then why wait – just ten kilometers from Osijek, in the extreme southeast of Baranja, there is a green oasis of the Kopa\u010dki rit Nature Park, the oldest in Croatia (1976). Flooded forests, wet grasslands, river backwaters, meanders and banks make up a magical area of one of the last untouched European wetlands. It should not be surprising that, apart from nature lovers, Kopa\u010dki rit is also a dream destination for all photography lovers. In short, your dose of anti-stress therapy is waiting for you, available without a prescription, in unlimited quantities.<\/p>\n\n

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