Vinkovci, Railway town in Vukovar-Srijem County, Croatia.
Vinkovci is a town along the Bosut River in Vukovar-Srijem County, serving as a key railway junction for the region. Its position connects transportation routes that extend across eastern Croatia and into neighboring territories.
The settlement was known in Roman times as Cibalae and was the birthplace of two Roman emperors who shaped the empire in the 4th century. This connection to imperial power marked the place in ancient history.
The Autumns festival here draws visitors to experience local music and dance traditions that reflect how people in this region have celebrated together for decades.
The central location makes it easy to find your way around and explore different parts of the town on foot. Good access to the railway station serves as a starting point for visitors exploring the wider region.
Excavations in 1978 uncovered a ceramic pot with patterns dating back to 2600 BC, representing the oldest known calendar markings found in Europe. This discovery reveals that people organized their lives here thousands of years before recorded history.
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