The promenade follows the Kupa River, which is the historical border region where the Kupa and Sava rivers meet.
The path is integrated into the city's flood defense infrastructure, which protects the Sisak city center.
The promenade route passes near the site of the Battle of Sisak, a major historical conflict from 1593.
The walkway is designed to accommodate the changing water levels of the Kupa throughout the year.
Šetnica uz Kupu is a scenic riverside promenade stretching along the Kupa River in the heart of Sisak, Croatia. The paved walkway serves as the city's primary pedestrian artery, connecting the historic core to the confluence of the Kupa and Sava rivers. The path features tree-lined segments and open sections offering direct views of the waterway and the local riverboat traffic. It serves as a central hub for urban recreation, including walking, jogging, and cycling. The promenade is situated near significant historical sites, including the Old Town of Sisak (Stari grad). The layout facilitates access to various riverside cafes and public seating areas. As of August 2026, the area remains a primary site for city-wide seasonal festivals and public gatherings.
The mid-point of the pedestrian bridge spanning the Kupa for a panoramic view of the promenade and the city skyline.
Carry insect repellent if visiting during the humid summer evenings near the water.
Look for the local 'Sisački šlafrok' cultural events which often utilize the promenade space.
Combine a walk along the promenade with a visit to the nearby Sisak City Museum.
Do not attempt to swim in the Kupa River from the promenade due to unpredictable currents and water quality fluctuations.
