Ilok belongs to Vukovar Srijemska County, and is the easternmost town in Croatia. With its rich history it is particularly proud of the construction of monasteries and churches. Under the name Ujlaki the city is mentioned in 1267th. The famous ruler of this place was Nikola Iločki, who gave over the estate to his son Lovro. During the war this city has been damaged and many houses, buildings, and family farms were destroyed. On October 10 was executed the massacre over 25 civilians in Lovas, and it is belived that about 8,000 residents have left the town but those who have chosen to stay were living under occupation by the enemy. According to census in 2001. city had 8,351 inhabitants, and the patron saint is Sv.Ivan Kapistran. Also known is museum of the town of Ilok, which contains rich archaeological and historical material. It should be noted that throughout the history Ilok was donated to Italian Odescalchi family as a benefit for helping the pope. The first ruler of the estate w...as Livio Odescalchi, who was especially important in 1683rd in the defense of the city of Vienna. Ilok in 1962. became a part of the city Vukovar. The city consists of Šarengrad, Mohovo and Bapska. The locals of this city nowadays can boast of quality wines specially Traminac known throughout the world. It is part of a group of wines like Graševine, Riesling, Pinot and Frankovka. It should be noted that the largest producers of wine is Iločki cellars, and it is interesting that the Slavonian wines of this region are part of the offer of the English court. There are also a private wineries that make up the "Ilok wine road" which offers wine tasting and local Slavonian specialties. Particularly interessting events are Iločka berba grožđa, Vinkovo, Kapistranovo and Festival glumca which takes place in the month of May. Foreign tourists who visit Ilok can enjoy specialties such as Slavonian Kulen, sausages, bacon, cobanac and the famous fish stew.