Grad Požega, situated in Croatia’s Požega-Slavonia region, serves as the second administrative division of its county and lies within the heart of eastern Croatia. With a population of approximately 26,000, it is characterized by its 272 km² area and a local economy centered on agriculture, food processing, forestry, and traditional craft industries. The city is notable for its rich Baroque architecture, anchor landmarks such as the Cathedral of Saint Teresa of Avilsa, Požega Citadel, and the Požega City Museum, reflecting its historic and cultural heritage. A hub of Croatia’s cultural and educational life, it boasts a heritage rooted in medieval history, making it a multifaceted center for regional development and preservation.