Osijek is divided into two main regions - the upper town focusing on the city square, Trg Ante Starcevic, and TvrÄa, the preserved fortress town to the east of the town centre along the Drava River. The whole city has 12 districts/blocks: Upper Town, Lower Town, Fortress, New Town, South 1, South 2, Green Field, Retfala, New Retfala, Industrial District, Tvrdjavica and The Left Coast.
Osijek has a tram system dating back to 1884, and the three main lines connect the railway station, town square, TvrÄa, industrial district, all city borders tickets can be bought from the driver, or you can purchase a BUTRA-universal bus/tram card for unlimited riding. The network is currently being completely overhauled and more than doubled in length, and the city's old trams are being modernized. Local buses fill the gaps where the trams do not run and are quite frequent. A map of the local transport system can be found on the Tourist Board's website. (http://www.tzosijek.hr/gp...) . You can also experience the ride with the oldest tram in Europe, which has been renovated for sightseeing tours. Buses are riding cca every 10-15 minutes in the city area, and every 20-25 minutes those which are connecting the settlements around the city Tenja, Sarvas, Visnjevac, Josipovac, Cepin, Vladislavci, Bilje, Darda, Bizovac, Nemetin, Bijelo Brdo.
There are numerous bicycling routes all around the city, such as Donji grad-Bilje, Jug II.-Industrijska Äetvrt, and so on.
Taxis are serving the line within the main railway station/airport to the city center.
Otherwise, it is fairly straightforward and well-designed city to traverse by foot with few hills.
