Sisak

The Sisak tourist office operates at 1 Trg grada Heidenheima. Visitors should note that the Old Town fortress remains closed for repairs following the 2020 earthquake and can therefore be viewed only from outside. Central sights beside the Kupa join easily into a walking route, whereas the fortress at the confluence and industrial Caprag are more convenient by car, bus or bicycle. Auto promet Sisak publishes information on urban and suburban buses, while national rail times are provided by HŽ Passenger Transport.

The intermodal Park&Ride facility in Zvonimirova Street provides 109 spaces immediately beside the railway station and bus terminal. It is reserved for passengers who leave their car in Sisak and continue by train or an Auto promet Sisak bus, so it is not general all-day tourist parking without a public-transport ticket. A valid ticket is required, while the vehicle registration can be sent to controllers through Viber, WhatsApp or Messenger without installing a dedicated app. Separate public spaces beside the Park&Ride serve other users, including visitors to the Zeleni Brijeg sports hall. Anyone planning a walk through the historic centre should therefore distinguish the passenger-only Park&Ride spaces from the adjacent public parking area.

Sisak lies on the Zagreb–Novska railway corridor, and its railway station and bus terminal stand next to one another in Zvonimirova Street. Croatian Railways’ 2025/26 timetable remains valid until 12 December 2026, with several amendments introduced during the year, so departures should be checked for the precise travel date. Auto promet Sisak operates the local bus network; since May 2025, route 6 has crossed the restored Old Bridge, linking Frankopanska Street, Viktorovac and the former ironworks area before returning towards the bus terminal. The route runs on working days, with its first departure at 07:00 and last at 19:00, but does not operate on Saturdays, Sundays or public holidays.