- Vukovar Town Museum
- The Baroque Town Centre
- Stage-Coach Post Office Building
- The Magistrates’ Building
- The Central Kirchbaum-Švarc Pharmacy
- Grand Hotel
- The Old Water Tower
- The Eltz Castle
- Vučedol
- Monuments to Victims of the War
- The Franciscan Monastery and the Church of St. Philip and Jacob
- Hrvatski Dom (The Town Theatre)
- The Srijem County Palace
- The House of Lavoslav Ružička
- The Church of St. Nicholas
- The Chapel of St. Rocco
- The Chapel of the Lady of the Oak (Priljevo)
- The Chapel of St. John Nepomuk
- The High School
- The Bećarski Cross
- Ovčara
- The Chapel of St. Paraskeva (Petka) at Dobra Voda
- War Victims Memorial Cemetery
- Water Tower
The Eltz Castle
The building of the castle was started in 1749 by the Vukovar landowner, Count Anselmo Kasimir Eltz. At first, he erected only the central part, and new wings were later added on several occasions. Already by 1781, the first major addition had taken place, and the castle received its final appearance at the beginning of the 20th century, based on the blueprints of the Viennese architect Siedek. Large in size and luxurious in concept, the castle is decorated with numerous stylish details, but still retains a harmony in its shape. It is among the most beautiful examples of the Baroque period in Croatia. Since 1968, the Eltz Castle has hosted the collection of the Vukovar Town Museum. The building suffered great damage in 1991. Today, its interior has been partly reconstructed, and reconstruction should be completed as part of a joint project financed by the Council of Europe and Croatian Ministry of Culture entitled ‘Vukovar-Vučedol-Ilok: Research-Reconstruction-Revitalisatior.
The Castle Eltz is under reconstruction and is currently closed.
