- 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 Chapel of the Lady of the Oak (Priljevo)
The chapel is located in Priljevo, between the course of the old River Vuka and the main approach from the direction of Osijek. It used to be set apart from other buildings, right next to a tall oak after which it was named. The chapel was built in 1892. Legend has it that in 1891 an oak where a painting of Our Lady was hung caught fire from the candles that were lit next to it. The painting of the Lady remained intact, and the people of Vukovar decided to build a chapel there. It was based on the design of the Budapest architect I. Möller, and is one of the best examples of late Historicism in Vukovar. Along with the dominant traits of Neo-Romanticism in the picturesque architecture of the chapel, elements of traditional woodcraft are also evident.
Its reconstruction after the war was financed by the 'Interijer' company of Đakovo.
