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The Pejacevic Well was designed by the architect Wilhelm Carl Hofbauer

The construction of the well in the City Garden of Osijek, New Town, was initiated and financed by the benefactor of Osijek, Count Pavao Pejacevic Viroviticki. The monument was donated to the Free and Royal City of Osijek on 11 July 1903. It was built according to the design of the architect Wilim Carl Hofbauer and is a masterpiece of Secessionist garden architecture in Croatia. After the Second World War it was removed from the Romantic City Garden and in the 1970s it was moved to its present location along the Upper Town promenade.

The Nayer House, by Viennese builder Wilhelm Carl Hofbauer, was constructed in 1904

This building was the first house built in the representative Osijek Secession style.

Gillming-Hengl House, by the Viennese builder Ernst von Gotthil, was built in 1906

The Sauter House, located at 18 European Avenue, was built in 1905 according to the main design of the Osijek architect Ante Slavicek

The Urania Cinema, designed by Viktor Axmann in 1912, is located in Sakuntala Park

The Branislav Grcic home is a two-storey building built in 1914 according to the main design of the Zagreb architect Dionis Sunko

The building of the Main Post Office was designed by István Bierbauer, and was built in 1912

The main Post Office is located at 5 European Avenue. The monumental three-storey corner building is one of the largest Secession buildings in Croatia. It was built according to the designs of the Budapest architect István Bierbauer

The Jewish school was designed in 1899 by the Osijek builder Wilim Carl Hofbauer and built in 1900

The The Jewish school , a one-storey corner building, was the first Secession building built in Osijek.

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