Village tourism of Serbia

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The Smells of Earth we need most. It is a smell one can feel by a special sense the soul sense.


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especting all possible choices you

might have made, we are here tooer you something new, a new

concept of recent origin, its essenceprimeval the concept of the village.

For where can we take the best rest fromthe city but in what is totally opposite tothe city?

Rrhythm of nature, of the changes ofseasons, the transformation of days into

nights, the rhythm of heartbeats the oneand true natural order of things.

Leaning upon the river banks, lined-up inthe endless plain, scattered upon moun-tain valleys and peaks, robed in forest,

plum orchards and vineyards, the villagesof Serbia exude tranquility.Immersed in nature in the first instants of

light intoxication we feel we need not doanything. Only observe. Whatever

surrounds us will exert curative eects.


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topped-o with hospitality already withthe first contact within the boundaries of

hospitality is not the result of drilling,training, of learning, of what has beenexpected. It is hearty, simple and natural.Of the kind used to welcome dear guests,relatives. Traditionally a grain of salt and abite of cake bread are a part of it, and aspring-water, just to wash o the roaddust; if, however, you decide to experi-ment, you can have a choice of home-madebrandy, double-stilled brandy, brandieswith plant aromas added, wine from thebarrel or fruit-juice extractedfrom the fruits picked up in theneighboring orchards.Some hosts will welcome youwith the fruit preserve made ofdierent fruits, following thetradition of a particular region,

with honey and water and, inany case, with warmth andsmiles.

From Vojvodina in thenorth, all over thewestern, central,eastern and southern

Serbia, the villagehouseholds furnish

their guest-rooms inaccordance with the

tradition of theirregion. Most often,

this is a small journeyto earlier times when

life was not lived in unison, instandardized patterns, but was follow-ing a specific feeling for beauty, for

warmth, tucked-in and comfortable.Made by hand, most often, not by amachine. Surrounded by a multitude ofdetails reminding one of those times,you will sleep on downy pillows inwooden beds, in painted rooms with aquince or two upon the cabinet, or a

rooms like these guarantee is a sound

discoveries you will make while stayingin the village.

closest to the smells we know. Varicol-ored first of all, crossbred into specialssorts, with samples from the gardens oftheir relatives, planted in flower-pots,

in old pots and pans (blue colors withwhite spots dominating), the smells

of the village flowers reach thelast nook and cranny of the

village garden. Here, flowerslive their lives with theirhosts in a special harmony, atevery corner, and have ratherpersonal names, like beautifulKata, handsome Jova, a little

earring. In the village,mornings, noons, eveningsand nights smell dierent.

colors and completelydierent sounds.

SMELLS


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SOUNDS

Rooster is one of the mostfrequently used symbols of the village.Frankly, he is impossible to exclude so, whatyou are left with is to wake up slowly andstart toward the morning. In the village you

will hear the creaking of the sweep, mostoften in Vojvodina; all over Serbia this is thecreaking of the well winch while the ropeand the tin bucket on its end descend into

the chicken-coop, the place where the hensproudly announce that they have laid anegg, the barking of the dog, most often aspotty mongrel rejoicing in the presence ofhis master, the crackling of the fire started

for heat or for preparing a meal are only

symphonies of the crickets, the frogs fromthe neighboring pond or stream are usuallyevening performances.

TASTES

It is a known fact that many village house-holds used to live their quite ordinary livesbuying from the shops only their share of

salt, coee and sugar. In other words,everything else they needed they producedthemselves, as they are doing now in theso-called cottage industry. From meal tomeal, the cuisines dier from region toregion, from tradition to tradition.

What they have in common aresound home-made ingredients,unhurried preparation of themeals and enchanting tastes.

cake bread from umadija, and cracklingsand fritters, cheese pies, corn breads,pumpkin pies, beans and stued dried

peppers, wedding-style sauerkrauts, roastsand grills, prosciutto and kajmak, cottageand fatty cheeses, are the tastes of thevillages of Serbia. Traditional recipes bring toyour dinner table the food that is pure art,oered with the seasoning one can never andnowhere buy the love that the hostessesprepare their dishes with.

ART

Village is the most direct and the mostreliable guardian of tradition. What charac-terizes the Serb people and other peoplesliving in Serbia, in the form of character andart is originally kept in the village becausethe village is our point of origin.

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Most often self-taught, the art of thevillage is amazing. Like a painting,

woodcutting, like music, like a drawing,

a dance, embroidery, weave, almostforgotten craft, that art gladdens one,

relieves and renews. It is a fireworks colors

and sounds, but dance, first of all. A dream

fosters legends, traditions, myths, beliefs.

However, there is a special art which gives

of living. Only a piece of the art is enough

to feed our souls, separate what is impor-tant from what is not, to established the

desired tranquility and oer the balance to

our city lives.Should one accept this challenge?


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Painted with the light of the sun,spread like nowhere else spread,the way it is spread over the plains,the landscape of Vojvodinais rosy with fruits,

golden with sunflowers and wheat,green with locust,blue with streams, rivers and heavenreflected in the eyes ofthe Vojvodina men and women.Such use of natural color givesspecial tranquility,

warmth and hospitalityto the faces of its citizens.


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hrough Vojvodina landscapes there

the Danube, the Sava, the Tami and theTisa are true natural sanctuaries of bothplants and men.Like a patchwork put together with a skillful

eye and an even more skillful hand the landhas been cut out into arable farms,vineyards, raspberry patches, appleorchards... And everything smelling offertility. A detail in the landscape hereand there is a still usable, lonely sweep,lording it over the plains, inviting to

landscape steal the force of the wind.A Vojvodina landscape is unimaginable

harnessed in coaches and scatteredall over the plain, resplendentLipizzaners in the farm backyardsor in a multitude of Vojvodinahorse breeding facilities, likeZobnatica, Karaorevo andKelebija, are a special forte ofVojvodina,Its streets, along the big ajnfortgates and elbow houses, whilethe tolling of the village churchbells is heard, are the arenawhere the village people

korzo, used to be a placewhere, in times past,people got to know eachother and fall in love with

one another.

honor of his flock and thebackyard, the roostersannouncing and wakingthe lazy dawn, thecrusader eagles nestingin Fruka Gora, themountain that appearsto bewilder the plain

with the very fact of itsexistence, or the storks,flying low and slowabove Obedska orCarska bara those arethe paintings that only

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Vojvodina, with its life, could havepainted. A special ingredient of thisrecord is provided by the mixture ofcultures and peoples living in it, present

in ethnological traces that add beauty,but also distinction to every house, a wallor a shelf, the manner of weaving orembroidery, national costumes, thefurnishing of the guestrooms or prepar-ing food.Sava umanovi, born in id, paintedVojvodina and distributed the paintingsall over the world; Miroslav Anti, bornin Mokrin, wrote all about the skies and

the birds; he began his poem Vojvodinawith the words: "I love it from its stablesto the heavens, from the mud to wheat,hot with the gypsy bows."


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One of the best ways of reaching the level of

such a love are the Vojvodina salai. Slightlyremoved from the rest of the world, they

attract us by their special charm of times past,preserving and fostering tradition and all

characteristics of Vojvodina.

they are scattered upon the plain, on the river

banks, or near the lakes, all over Vojvodina. Assome of them have existed for two hundred

years, with the passage of time they havebecome museums of a special way of life. In

them, a multitude of objects has been gathered

and preserved, objects that people have madeuse of in the fields, in the house, in the

backyard. Special patina and the beauty of theold iron, hemp, picture frames, photographs,

loom, laces, then coaches, plowshares or

harnesses decorate the salai. Brick furnacesthat are even today used as heat sources in

some of the salai, pregnant with heat,

fragrant yellow quinces on them, or jars of

fruit preserve with compulsory round lemonring stuck upon the glass, and the eiderdown

one goes to sleep under with the falling of thenight are just an added spice to this heat.

THE THRONE CITY

As early as 50,000 years ago, man usedto live in these parts. Right there, onFruka Gora, the Romans erected thetown of Sirmium (Sremska Mitrovicatoday), one of the four throne cities of theRoman Empire.


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happening all the time, from dawn todusk, now little of this and now little of

that, but it is the proverbial Vojvodinarelaxed atmosphere that defines thequality of every moment.

art into concept of preparing, serving andconsuming of the food the so-called slow

prepared slowly, simmering for hours,while some dishes are served following a

special tempo, as if following the melodyof the rivers flooding the plain.

THE NORTHERN MOUNT ATHOS

Fruka Gora is also a place of intensespiritual charge created by the presence of16 orthodox monasteries known by theircharacteristic architecture, rich treasur-ies, libraries and frescoes some of which,

like Privina Glava, date back to the 12thcentury. Among the best known FrukaGora monasteries are Kruedol, Ravanica,Grgeteg, Staro Hopovo, Novo Hopovo,Kazak.... Also, Fruka Gora enjoys thestatus of a national park.


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What can one find on the menu of the

traditional Vojvodina cuisine? For the firstcourse you can expect homemade ham,

Banat bacon, farmer's cracklings,headcheese, Srem sausages, Slovak kulen,

follow hot hors doeuvres: cheese pie,

cornbread with cheese and cracklings,potatoes in long johns with goose fat,soups and orbe with homemade noodles...

following the soup but preceding the main

course there lounges the rindflaj with a

number of sauces.Part of the tradition of the region are the

stews, fish or rooster stews, with noodles.

Strudels with poppy seeds, walnuts, carobor cherries, pumpkin or apple pies,

doughnuts, vanilla cookies or nenokle arethe choice sweet bites. Whether you pick

them yourself, or let the host pick them foryou, the homebrewed brandies and wineswill charm you with their tastes and

aromas.Salai are the places where one enjoys

everything the food, the drinks, the

sounds of tamboura accompanying life and

turning it into a song. You may decide on atotal rest only, or to hunt or to fish, to ride

a bicycle or learn to ride a horse, tonavigate in a boat or bump along in a

coach, to bathe, water ski or go sledging on

the ice-covered lake. You might decide totest your skills in some of the old crafts or

folk art. You can keep silent, sing, listen,

laugh loudly and contentedly, exchangepleasantries with the host....What you definitely cannot do is not fall in

love with Vojvodina.

UNUSUAL VOJVODINA

In addition to the usual, expected museums, ofthe kind big cities have, Vojvodina boasts of a

Bread Museum in the Srem village of Peinci,the Tobacco Museum in Teleka, the village notfar from Sombor, the Bee-Keeping Museum ofthe ivanovi family from Sremski Karlovci are only some of those. When the Silk DamaskTextile Shop from Bezdan, the only one inEurope, is added to this collection, or thePastry Shop of the Janovi family fromSombor, the Collection of folk costumes of the

Kova family from Baki Monotor whereunique, hand-made okac costumes are kept,one cannot but ask himself where first to go?

get there eventually.


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ON THE WINE CARD OF THE TITANICpeople in Austria and Hungary were not

brought without a crate of Bermet or some

metropolitans and patriarchs, and better-standing citizenry, was not so secret a secret

the value of the Karlovac Bermet, highlyappreciated, particularly at the court in

Vienna where it was consumed in greatquantities.

During the reign of Austria-Hungary, Karlovci

had a river marina used to export wine to

once she tried Bermet, asked about theorigins of the beautiful wine and, learning of

its origins, decided to free the Fruka Goramales from the obligation to go to war and

ordered them to return home and cultivate

the wine.

confirmed by the letterhead of the bill of

lading of the famous vintner and wine

document is dated in 1934 and it refers towine export to New York. At that, 22 years

earlier, Bermet could be found on the winecard of the Titanic.


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umadija is a spiritual and cultural centerof Serbia. It was umadija that gave

Serbia everything that is characteristic ofSerbia its mark, its seal, its graft. Here,one listens to the trumpet, at the gatheringspeople dance the kolo, here the cold days aremade warmer by "the tea of umadija", hotbrandy, and the youth at the village gather-

ings pass the time listening to the stories ofthe Serb heroes and voivodes, of famousbattles and great victories. It may be that,because of such a strong historical heritage,every stone from this region has a story totell. A special type of stone marker arewayside gravestones addressing the wayfar-ers and informing him of the history of theregion or a famous place while some ofthem only asks him to stop, to rest, catch

breadth. Near Topola, in the village ofBournja, in the style of the traditionalwayside gravestones a unique stone obeliskhas been erected and the verses of a poemby Vasko Popa inscribed: "If your feet arekissing the ground, come. If they are

is the only true instruction to follow on thejourney.

Lipovaa and Brezovica testify to the factthat these parts have always been domi-nated by forests. Once forests were partlycleared, vineyards and orchards wereplanted.

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The village idyll

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beauty for the construction of their monasteries. It seems that the

builders of the villages were led by the same idea. Truly, they can be

described with a single word idyllic. And what this village idyll

really is you will learn only if you pay a visit to the village.


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Wines from the valley, from the royal cellaron Oplenac, brandies from aak, Kraljevoand Aranelovac are the drops of the juiceof history turned to tradition.

small and great rivers flow, like ZapadnaMorava, Studenica, Ibar, Grua. Numerousnatural wells with unusually cold anddrinkable water, with tested medicinal

characteristicshave

given a special benefit to these parts.Bukovika and Ribarska Spas are onlysome of the wells of medicinal waters.Travel writer and geographer EvliyaChelebi, passing through here in 1664,wrote that, in the east, from the Rudnik

fortress, "there flow hundreds of ice-cold

one cannot drink more than threeswallows of it. But it digests the food sofast that three or four persons are capableof tucking in a fat lamb in no time".

the vicinity of Aranelovac, Topola,Gornji Milanovac, aak, Kni, Luane,Kruevac, Kraljevo, Aleksandrovac or inthe Kopaonik region, cherish thetradition of good health of their region.From every single grain that goes intothe making of the corn bread or the cakebread served at the dinner table,

ELJINA DRAGONopean Spain" declared

enthusiastically the French consul Deco in1904, on the occasion of his visit to upa,when he saw the rolling vineyards in the

upa.Today, too, upa is known by its wine. Vine

growing originated long ago, at the time theseparts were ruled by the Celts, famous

decades BC the Romans ruled upa, led by

stayed there for centuries and the legendshave it that it was because the Romansalways stayed where there was good wine. In

upa, our famous monasteries, like Chilan-dar, Studenica and ia, had their own

Lazar, also had his vineyards and wine cellars

there. To the monk Danilo, and his sonDanilo, who had built the monastery ofDrena, the prince's court church, the prince,on the 2nd of March 1382, donated a large

the estate of the monastery, where the bestupa vines were grown, got its name after themarket place (trnica) where, for centuries,trading in the wines from the monasteryestates took place. As the legend has it, in the

neighboring eljina lake there lived a dragon,half woman, half fish who, out of love, used totake youths from the region, one every night,until one of them, drinking wine with her,managed to persuade her to become the

patron of the upa vineyards.


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through the medicinal herbs, forest fruits,cheese, kaimak and dried meat, all the way

to the lamb chops prepared in the iron pan

or pork roast here the taste of the bite is

helped by a breadth of fresh air, a swallowof well water and the medicinal characteris-tic of the nature giving birth to everything

and surrounded by everything. Cheese pie,

apple or plumb pie, chicken or turkey soup,beans often find their way to the dinner

table.In the vicinity of the rivers, wells and

brooks, at the foot of the mountain, thesevillages oer a possibility of active rest

which, depending on the season, can belaced with fishing, hinting, skiing,swimming, horse-riding, picking of

medicinal herbs and forest fruits, walks,

THE KARAOREVI FAMILY

Oplenac boasts of the Foundation of King

abounds in orchards, wine cellars and

vineyards. A special sight is the church of St.George, famous for its mosaics of unrivaled

founder of the temple, was to have the namesof all the soldiers and ocers killed in the

Balkan Wars in 1912 and 1913 inscribed into

the walls of the church. However, as thechurch was as yet unfinished, and there

followed World War I, the idea had to beabandoned. So the interior of the temple was

decorated with mosaics and thus became asort of a museum of reproductions of the most

beautiful frescoes of the Serbian medieval

painting.


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bicycle riding, preparing food and

winter food together with the hosts, or

stilling the brandy, picking the grapes...In some of the village households

handicraft workshops are organized, orpreparations of traditional food or

prunes. A tour of the monasteries, themost significant places of interest ofMedieval Serbia, provides addition

contribution to the feeling of a strongspiritual charge of the region.

find their way to the heart as the only

way to listen to them is through theheart. And while the sounds of the

trumpet or the pipe reverberate throughthe fields, through the forests and

gardens, smelling fresh in the evening,the host's joy travels with them. Here,despite the dicult and cruel history, or

just because of it, life is celebrated. Here,you are truly and forever welcome.

THE LILAC VALLEY

When the Serbian king Uro I Nemanji

married the French princess Helen of Anjou,to show his welcome, he issued an order to

have all soers of lilac known at the time to beplanted along the whole course of the Ibar

river that she had to pass through. It is

probable that the bride, Helen of Anjou, hadnot seen her husband to be before, but his

wedding welcome was such as to bind her

her suite had to cover was accompanied withthe scent of lilacs. With a single royal gesture

that turned the Serb warriors, for a while at

least, into the gardeners, the king earned forSerbia more than he had taken with all the

previously waged wars.


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THE RAJAC MOWING

togetherness. It

survived the most dicult times thanks to

joint eorts of relatives, neighbors and

friends. It is this type of tradition that isthe basis of the Rajac Mowing when,accompanied by original folk songs,

toward the midsummer, the fields on the

mountain sides are mowed. At the foot ofRajac, in the vicinity of Ljig, there is

situated at least a hundred years old mill,erected at the dam on the river of the same

name, still operating, powered by the force ofthe water on the millstone.

GUA THE EXOTIC NATURE

OF THE SERBIAN TRUMPET

Today, Gua is an international capital of the

trumpet, the place that positive vibrationscome from, spontaneity and joy, also contained

in the declaration of the best known trumpet

player of all times, Miles Davis, "I didn't knowit was possible to play trumpet this way!" In

August every year, when the Festival banner israised and when more than 200 trumpet

players together start playing the hymn of theFestival "Sa Ovara i Kablara", those present

get the feeling that the mountains themselves

rises and, after the traditional first toast, a

merry-making unrivaled anywhere in the

region will start and will continue for a number

for music, for trumpets in particular, is almosttwo centuries old. Ever since the reign of prince

Milo Obrenovi who, in 1831, ordered thefoundation of the first military orchestra, the

sound of the trumpet that lifts the soul and

warms the body is an unavoidable ingredient ofthe festivities. In Gua, nobody can resist its

magic.

Permeated with the spirit of authentic folklore,the Dragaevo Festival of the Trumpet Playershelped the name of Serbia become known all

over the world by its rich and unique tradition,

by the known, good music, supreme entertain-ment and sincere hospitality.


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o matter whether they are ethno-

villages, like Kosjeri, Sirogojno andMeavnik, or the ordinary village house-holds on the slopes of Mokra Gora, at thefoot of Zlatibor in the region of Uice, onthe banks of the emerald Drina river, theone they say was once called Zelenika (thegreen one), in the vicinity of the lakePeruac or Zaovina, the houses here areerected of noble material. Wood dominates,

the details of the interior are chosenlovingly, respecting the style of the regionthey are in. Unusual objects, unusual fromthe point of view of our time, objectspeople used every day a century ago, sharethe harmony of the space with some morerecent devices, without bothering oneanother. Warmth fills the interior. Some-times, it is a fireplace. Sometime just an

is why you feel as if a person dear to youhas invited you to his home, to stay for awhile, to rest and get back the strength youneed for your life.

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On the palm of the worldW E S T E R N S E R B I A

Already after Valjevo, the landscapeof western Serbia, like a naturalwatercolor, glitters from curve tocurve toward the horizon. Fromabac, via Tri, Mionica and Uice,from Povlen via Zlatibor, Tara,argan, Zlatar and Ivanjica, all theway to Kamena Gora and Jabuka,the mountains full of coniferouswoods and brooks remind one of apalm with an extremely long lifeline.

numerous village households arelocated with a reason.


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Here, people will greet you with "All's well!"and the traditional cuisine oers an endlesssuccession of interesting dishes.You will taste dierent types of cornbread,made of homemade whole wheat, wholewheat bread with cheese or mushroomspreads, homemade pies, vegetable ornettle soups, stews and stued peppers,Uice flatbread oven-baked with kajmak oreggs, hominy served with cheese orhomemade yogurt, sweet pastries, various

plant aroma brandies, like yarrow, sallow,St. Johns worth, blackberry wine,blueberry juice... Should you feel like takinga walk after you have tucked in a bite ortwo, all the roads lead to nature....

end of July is an invitation to socialize.More than 5000 persons in the water,accompanied by a multitude of traditionalwooden rafts, a descent full of hedonisticexperience to feast the eye and the ear the trumpet players, too, descend down theriver; some of the rafts foster the grills...Your thirst for unusual experiences will beslaked by the argan Eight, an engineeringmasterpiece among the narrow gauge

railways of the world.Also, you must not miss the return of thegrion vulture to its natural habitat, in the

decide to take it, requires a suitablewardrobe, comfortable shoes and the

hunger for adventure, and your hosts will-

ity for visiting the Tara river riding adonkey or a horse. It could take a singleday, a weekend or a seven-day, caravan styletour.Archaeological finds, the Solotnik fortifica-tion, from the 14th century, churches andmonasteries, like the monastery of Raa,from the early days of the ByzantineEmpire, or artist colonies, will oer you

spiritual and cultural ingredients that givethe final touch to every journey of the kind.A journey through the western part ofSerbia is not a journey into the past, nor is

return to oneself.


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THE FEAST OF PROSCIUTTO

Every January, in the village of Makat,half-way between Uice and Zlatibor, aFeast of Prosciutto is held a festival of

has been prepared this way for centuries.Makat is located at an ideal elevation fordrying the prosciutto meat 700 meterabove sea level which, along with thecombination of the Mediterranean andintercontinental climates and the directionsof the winds, typical of this region, gives thedelicatessen products their special aromaand quality.

ZLAKUSA

Every summer, toward the end of August,the International Ceramic Art Colony in

Zlakusa, a small village not far from Uice,

Colony is unique in these parts. It haspreserved artistic expression in pottery

making tradition dating back, in the village

technology of making the ceramics is very

ancient craft of making household objects(pots, iron pans, stew pots) was almost lost a

number of old craftsmen who kept the secretof making the quality, durable, usable

is to preserve the craft and improve the artwith the new techniques, until thenunknown in contemporary artistic ceramic

production.


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THE POTPE CAVE

In the vicinity of Uice, in the village of Potpe, thereis a cave of the same name, unique by its monumental

cave entrance in Serbia has been dug out of thelimestone blu. Behind it, there is 555 meters of space

well type, has been made by the waters of theunderground rivers that disappear in the Drenicabasin and, after a length of underground course,reappear in the cave or the wells around the cave,

have been man's habitat as early as the Neolithictimes. Archaeological finds have been discovered:

Potpe cave has been protected as a natural monu-ment.

UICE FLATBREAD WITH KAJMAK

Uice flatbread (lepinja) is a well-known local

specialty. It is also known under the name of komplet

lepinja. Originally, lepinjas were baked in wood-

burning furnace, although it could be prepared from

ready-made lepinjas, in the following manner: lepinja

is cut horizontally so that its lower part becomes a

is hollowed and a spoon of kajmak and an eg g are

placed on the bottom. Kajmakk and the egg are then

mixed and the part of the lepinja that has been

then placed on the lower part and baked in the hot

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MOKRA GORA

Located among the three mountains:

Zlatibor, Tara and argan, and the three

rivers: Beli Rzav, Crni Rzav and Kameina,

Mokra Gora has always been a gate the

peoples went through. It connected Serbia

and Bosnia. It abounds in medicinal waters,

like the wells of Bela Voda, esma, Dulova

Voda, Radovanova Voda or the Gliova Voda.

In a place called Jejinjak , there grows a giant

fir tree, with the largest tree trunk in Serbia.

It is 50.5 meters tall and the diameter of its

trunk is 1.7 meters. On one of the slopes of

Mokra Gora an unusual ethno-village issituated, known as Meavnik, or Drvengrad,

a creative world of our famous director, Emir

bee-keeping and the production of tar. Mokra

Gora is one of the few villages where the craft

of tar making has been preserved.

TRI

It is certain that the village of Tri, in the

vicinity of Loznica, would not have become

so famous if the founder of the alphabet of

the Serbian language, Vuk Stefanjovi

Karadi, had not been born there. "I was

born in Serbia, and I grew up in Serbia and

it is for this reason that I believe there is no

country more beautiful then Serbia." wroteVuk. And Tri, in its turn, justifies it and,

even today, preserves the spirit of the

hospitality of western Serbia and the Vuk's

heritage.

THE WHITE ANGEL

"Nothing Giotto had created can be compared to thebeauty of the Angel from the Serbian royal founda-

tion, the Monastery of Mileeva" wrote excitedly the

famous British archaeologist Sir Arthur Evans.

vicinity of Prijepolje, upstream from where Mileevka

river empties its waters into the Lim river. It is the

seat of the diocese of the Serbian Orthodox Church of

the same name. It is known all over the world by two

things: first, the fresco of the White Angel, and

second, by the fact that it was a place where for 358

years the relics were kept of St. Sava, the first Serb

saint, archbishop and educationalist, until they were

incinerated at the Vraar plateau in Belgrade.

TARA

Among more than a thousand species ofplants at the Tara National Park, the

Pani spruce, an exceptionally rare

species, has a special place. Of the varied

fauna on Tara, the brown bear stands

out as this is his only larger natural

habitat, but also chamois and the

endemic species of Pani grasshopper.

approximately 130 species of birds.

Some forty species of fish live in the park

waters. Tara National Park is one of the

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W

ith their courses, the great

rivers have always determined

along the banks of the Danube,sound and fertile earth, have created

conditions on its banks for the

people to inhabit, to fish, plantorchards, erect fortifications and

dams upon which empires grew, weredefended and were lost. On the

right-hand bank of the Danube,

downstream from the Belgradefortress, despot ura Brankovi

erected, in the middle of the 15thcentury, his throne city the Town

of Smederevo. It was a town in the

shape of an irregular triangle, with25 towers, in imitation of Constanti-

nople. By the size of the land it tookit is believed to be one of the largest

medieval towns of this type inEurope.

and Golubac fortresses, with one ofthe most beautidul canyons in

East has always assumed a certain amount of mystique, secrecy, special

philosophies and beliefs used to interpret life. Eastern Serbia, too, keeps

such ingredients letting the imagination soar. It has been inhabited by

are possible to discern on the faces of the people and on objects.

Europe, the Iron Gate canyon,

with the national park of thesame name, with the hydroelec-

tric power plant and the TabulaTraiana that the Romans used

in 103 to mark the comple-

tion of the work on the roadthrough the Iron Gate

these are the places that are amust to see. Your visit will be

made as comfortable as it is

interesting by the inhabitants of thenumerous village households in the

vicinity of Donji Milanovac,Kladovo, Golubac, Majdanpek and

Negotin that are engaged in village

tourism.One other river, Timok, has

influenced the life of the people in

also know by its traditional vineyard

vineyard growing here are simply

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15 minute drive through a beautiful forestwhere enthusiasts pick mushrooms, elder

blossoms and leaves, queen cells for herbaltea used for relaxation. In these parts, inthe neighborhood of Zajear, Knjaevac,Boljevac, Sokobanja or Bara, your hosts willoer you hominy known as belmu, venisongoulash, nettle soup, and beans, a specialgourmet dish.On your journey into the mountains, Rtanjis an unavoidable resting place. Manymyths exist about this mountain. Whether

you believe them or not, the air, food andthe medicinal herbs of these parts borderon magic. A striking mountain skyline seenin perspective appears as a hand-madepyramid. At this place the wind roses formthe Carpathian mountains, the Adriatic seaand the northern plains come together sothat, in addition to the benefits of the cleanair, you get the ingredients that remove

coughs, clean your lungs and restores thestrength of your organism.

oered, we would like to recommend thatyou try the famous gibanica (cheese pie),yoghurt and all the specialties with mush-rooms and venison.Don't forget to buy, or pick up yourself, afar and wide known Rtanj tea, growingexclusively at the foot of the magic moun-tain. If you happen to be curious about thestrange stories about the power of themagic mountain the pyramid give yourhost a cue.Homolje is a special entity among theregions of eastern Serbia. One of its

characteristics are the numerous canyons:Gornjaka, Ribarska, the canyon of VelikaTisina, of Mala Tisina, of the Osanika andDo rivers.


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VIMINACIUM

In the first decade of the first century the Romans chose an area not

far from where the Mlava river empties into the Danube to build a

town. In the area of the village of Kostolac, 12 km from Poarevac, and

about 100 from Belgrade, one can see the remnants ofViminacium

the capital of the Moesia Superior and an important Roman military

camp housing the VII legion of Claudius. Intermittent archaeological

investigation of the site has been conducted for almost a century.

LEPENSKI VIR

by stone sculptures representations of fishlike deities, has surprised

and amazed the world. Until then unknown culture has been discov-

ered and was given the name of the locality the Lepenski Vir

the Iron Gate canyon, on the road passing by Poarevac and Golubac

and leading to Donji Milanovac and Kladovo.

GAMZIGRAD UNDER THE PROTECTION OF UNESCO

Gamzigrad-Romuliana is situated in the vicinity of the Gamzigrad

village, on the territory of the municipality of Zajear. Systematic

archaeological investigations, initiated in 1953, are still going on.

most representative and most complex monuments of the Roman

court architecture.

TRADITIONAL CUISINE - BELMU

Hominy made of white corn flour, called belmu, is a famous

specialty of eastern Serbia. It is prepared in the following manner:

take a large pan and place in it fresh white cheese and melt it on slow

fire. Once the cheese has melted, add white corn flour and a very

cooked until a spoon can take it o the bottom of the pan.

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In the best known, the Gornjaka canyon,in 1830, for the glory of Prince Lazar, the

Monastery of Gornjak was built, withmonks living there to this day. In thecanyon one can find remnants of thenumerous ancient fortifications, from thetimes of the Romans. At the entrance tothe canyon one can se destroyed watchtow-ers, once used to defend the Romanmilitary road (via militaris).

attraction.

Branievo region where every Septemberyou could enjoy horse riding competitionsin Poarevac and Ljubievo.Once we have come very close to thesouthern part of Serbia, the town of Pirotand its environment color red almost anypicture, be it the red of the carpets or thered of paprika, or the soil it stands on.

of stone figures, molded by erosion intofascinating figures, is a true touristattraction. From times immemorial people

have avoided these spectralformations although unableto understand the legends oftheir creation.Old Pirot dishes are theculinary treats of the region:vine leaves stued with lambchitterlings, isalica soup,typical of the villages from

the Stara Planina mountain,potato fritters and every-thing you can think of madeof paprika.No matter where you turn in

eastern Serbia from the mighty IronGate to the fabulous villages aroundBujanovac lake you are close to atourist attraction. We have presentedsome of them to you, some you willdiscover by yourself. You will see thathere, more than in any other part ofSerbia, the real and the legendary mixso that the border between thembecomes invisible.

Serbia flicker in the multitude of

colors of its orchards and gardens;here and there, elms or poplars soarproudly, overshadowing the fenced inhouses, with the fences keeping theirsecrets.


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1. SUBOTICA

KelebijaDistance from Belgrade: about 190 km

Wine sala uvardiRooms/beds: 1/2(+1)Bathroom: 1Facilities: wine cellarPrice: overnight stay 10 , bed and breakast14 Phone: +381(0) 24 /515-721; +381(0) 62/604-354www.vinskisalas.com**

PaliDistance rom Belgrade: 200 km

Cvetni salaRooms/beds: 4 /2 double bed, 8/3, 1/4Bathroom in each roomTV, phone, InternetFacilities: restaurant ethno-museum

Price: board and lodging 35 , bed andbreakast 20 Phone: +381(0) 24 /753-276: 381 (0)24/753-672

E-mail: [email protected]

Information:Tourist organization of the municipalityof SuboticaTrg Slobode 124000 SuboticaPhone: +381 (0) 24/670-350E-mail: [email protected]

2. SOMBOR

Baki MonotorDistance from Belgrade: 200 km

omovarac householdRooms/beds: 1/2, 1/3Bathrooms: 1Price: bed and breakast 8 ***

Information:Tourist organization of the municipality

of SomborTrg Cara Lazara 125000 SomborPhone/ax: +381(0)25/434-350

E-mail:[email protected]

3. BAKI PETROVAC

GloanDistance from Belgrade: 113 km

Ana FeketeRooms/beds: 2/2Bathrooms: 2Price: bed and breakast 15 ****

Miroslav anjiRooms/beds: 2/1, 1/2.Bathrooms: 2Price: bed and breakast 25 ****

Information:Tourist organization of the municipalityof Baki PetrovacMarala Tita 5-721470 Baki PetrovacPhone: +381(0)21/780-478, ax:

+381(0)21/782-643E-mail: [email protected]

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enejDistance from Belgrade: 85 km

Sala 137Rooms/beds: 9/2, (4/2 double beds.)Bathroom in each roomTV, InternetFacilities: ethno-restaurant, racetrackPrice: bed and breakast 55 or twopersonsPhone: +381(0) 21/ 714-505, +381(0) 21/714-497E-mail: [email protected]

BegeDistance from Belgrade: 97 km

Cvejin salaRooms/beds: 2/2, 1/1Bathrooms: 1

Price: bed and breakast 15

InformationTourist organization of the municipalityof Novi SadModene 121000 Novi SadPhone/ax: +381(0)21/6617-344, +381

(0)21/ 421-811,E-mail: [email protected], [email protected]

5. BEOIN

ereviDistance from Belgrade: 80 km

Eco-ethno club ereviRooms/beds: 3/2.Bathrooms: 2Facilities: wine cellarPrice: bed and breakast 15 Phone: +381(0) 21 /876-268; +381(0) 63/592-044E-mail: [email protected], ljuba.etnoklub@

gmail.com

www.seoskiturizam-dunav-ruskagora.com***

InformationTourist organization of the SremskiKarlovci municipalityPatrijarha Rajacica 121205 Sremski Karlovci

Phone: +381(0)21/882-127, ax:+381(0)21/883-885E-mail: [email protected]

6. IRIG

NeradinDistance from Belgrade: 65 km

Perkov sala only lunch andan excursionE-mail: [email protected]

InformationTourist organization of the municipalityof Irig

Ribarski trg 1622406 IrigPhone/ax: +381(0)22/461-126E-mail: [email protected]

7. SENTA

Baki bregDistance from Belgrade: 170 km

Pansion Kraljica voaGornji BregSuites: 6/2.TV, internetEach room with a bathroomFacilities: restaurant, wine cellarPrice: overnight stay 13 , bed and breakast16 Phone: +381(0) 24/ 843 033; +381(0) 63/8386-482, +381(0) 63/505-982****

InformationTourist organization of the municipalityof Senta

Ulica Glavni trg 124400 SentaPhone: +381(0) 24/ 817-818E-mail: [email protected]


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StajievoDistance from Belgrade: about 60 km

Banat ethno village TiganjicaRooms/beds: 1/1, 5/2, 1/3. Suites: 1/2, 1/3.Every room with a bathroomTV, InternetFacilities: restaurant, ethno museum, minizoo, mini horse armPrice: Rooms: bed and breakast: 1/1- 27 ,1/2- 37 , 1/3- 47 ,Phone: +381(0) 23/ 884-122, +381(0) 64/

060-2335www.restorantroej.com****

InformationTourist organization of the municipalityof ZrenjaninKoe Kolarova 68

23000 ZrenjaninPhone: +381(0)23/523-160,+381(0)23/523-260, ax: +381 (0)23/523-161, TIC:+381 (0)23/581-890E-mail: [email protected]

9. KOVIN

SkorenovacDistance from Belgrade: 46 km

Koro householdRooms/beds: 2/2, 2/3.Bathrooms: 3Price: board and lodging 20 Phone: +381(0) 13 /764-066E-mail: [email protected]***

Dani householdRooms/beds: 1/1, 3/2Bathrooms: 3Price: board and lodging 20 E-mail: [email protected]

***

InformationTourist organization of the municipalityof KovinUlica Cara Lazara 8526220 KovinPhone/ax: +381(0)13/ 745-860


10. ARANELOVAC

OraacDistance from Belgrade: 70 km

Restaurant Karaorev vajatRooms/beds: 3/2.Bathrooms: 3Facility: restaurantPrice: bed and breakast 12 Phone: +381(0) 34 /6709-501: +381(0)64/1652-725E-mail: [email protected]***

InformationTourist organization of the municipalityof AranelovacUlica Knjaza Miloa 26734300 AranelovacPhone/ax: +381(0) 34 /724-097, +381(0)34/ 725-575TIC: +381(0) 34/ 715-335

E-mail:[email protected]

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LipovacDistance from Belgrade: 86 km

Marija Ristovi householdRooms/beds: 1/2Bathrooms: 1Pricee: board and lodging 20 ***

InformationTourist organization Oplenac - TopolaUlica Knjeginje Zorke 13

34310 TopolaPhone/ax:+381(0) 34/ 811-172, +381(0)34/ 814-027E-mail: [email protected],www.oplenackaberba.org.rs

12. LJIG

GukoDistance from Belgrade: 85 km

Gordana Popovi householdRooms/beds: 2/2.Bathrooms: 2Price: overnight stay 8 , bed and breakast10 , board and lodging 12

****

KozeljDistance from Belgrade: 88 km

Ljilja Milovanovi householdRooms/beds: 1/1, 2/2.Bathrooms: 2Price: overnight stay 8 , bed and breakast10 , board and lodging 15 ****VelievacDistance from Belgrade: 80 km

Vodenica Kod ueRooms/beds: 6/2.

Suites: 2Bathrooms: 2Facilities: restaurant, old millPrice: overnight stay 10 , bed and breakast13 , board and lodging 15 Phone: +381(0) 14/ 83-760,+381 (0)64/ 24237 95****

InformationTourist organization of the municipalityof LjigUlica Karaoreva 714240 LjigPhone: +381(0)14/83-300, 14/85-242E-mail:[email protected] ; www.selo.rs

13. GORNJI MILANOVAC

MajdanDistance from Belgrade: 115 km

Slobodan BaraliRooms/beds: 1/3, 1/2.Bathrooms: 1Price: overnight stay 7 , board and lodging18 ****

GrabovicaDistance from Belgrade: 122 km

Vila Melodija - Ivan IvanoviRooms/beds: 2/2, 1/3.Bathrooms: 3Facilities: souvenir shopPrice: overnight stay 7 , board and lodging18 E-mail: [email protected]

****

LeuiiDistance from Belgrade: 156 km

Slobodan Jevtovi householdRooms/beds: 12/2.Bathrooms: 6Price: overnight stay 15 , board and lodging

17 Phone: +381(0) 32 /8442-322; +381(0) 63/353-215****


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KlatievoDistance from Belgrade: 128 km

Milena Velji householdRooms/beds: 4/2.Bathrooms: 3Facilities: pools, libraryPrice: overnight stay 10 ****

KlatievoDistance from Belgrade: 129 km

Tri hrasta - Gordana Miloevi

Rooms/beds: 2/2, 3/3.Bathrooms: 3Facilities: swimming poolPrice: board and lodging 18 Phone: +381(0) 32 /701-287; +381(0) 64/1742-209****

Kotunii

Distance from Belgrade: 150 km

Stojka Obradovi householdRooms/beds: 2/2.Bathrooms: 1Price: board and lodging 16 ***

Gojna Gora


Boko Mijailovia householdRooms/beds: 5/2

Every room with a bathroomPrice: board and lodging 20 ****

TrudeljDistance from Belgrade: 100 km

Milutin Matia household - Vila MilicaRooms/beds: 10/2Bathrooms: 6Facilities: swimming poolPrice: board and lodging 20 E-mail: [email protected]

****

RudnikDistance from Belgrade: 105 km

Household of Milan Rakovi VilaJelenaRooms/beds: 5/2, 2/3.Each room with a bathroom

Price: overnight stay 15 ****

Rudnik (potez Mali raj)Distance from Belgrade: 115 km

Predrag Milinkovi householdRooms/beds: 1/2, 1/4.Suites:1/4, 1/5.

Bathrooms: 2Price: overnight stay 8 , board and lodging18 ****

VelereDistance from Belgrade: 115 km

Ivan S. Ivanovi householdRooms/beds: 1/1, 2/2, 2/3.Bathrooms: 2Price: board and lodging 18 ****

InformationTourist organization of the municipalityof Gornji Milanovac

Ulica Vojvode Milana 1332300 Gornji MilanovacPhone: +381(0)32/720-566, ax:+381(0)32/720-565E-mail: [email protected]

14. LUANI

Gornja KravaricaDistance from Belgrade: about 170 km

Vajati - Vidan RadieviRooms/beds: 2/1, 9/2.Suites: 2/2A bathroom on every oorFacilities: restaurant, sports courts and chil-

dren acilities, swimming pool and saunaPrice: overnight stay 13 , bed and breakast16 , board and lodging 30 Phone: +381(0) 32/ 861-146,+381(0)32/


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861-093, ax +381(0) 32/ 861-145E-mail: [email protected]****

Dragaica

Vajati - Milan FilipoviRooms/beds: 7/2.A bathroom on each oorFacilities: restaurantPrice: overnight stay 12 , board and lodging25 ****

InformationCenter for culture, sport and tourism ofthe municipality of LuaniDragaevo GuaUlica Trg Slobode bb32230 Gua

Phone/ax: +381(0)32/854-110,+381(0) 32/854-765E-mail: [email protected]

15. KNI

unje


Damljan Tanasijevi householdRooms/beds: 1/2, 2/3.

Each room with a bathroomPrice: overnight stay 5 , bed and breakast 7, board and lodging 15 ***

DragusicaDistance from Belgrade: about 145 km

Zorana Aleksic householdRooms/beds: 2/2, 1/2Bathrooms:2***GuberevacDistance from Belgrade: about 150 km

Vladanka Aleksic householdRooms/beds: 1/2, 2/3.Bathrooms: 2***

InformationTourist organization of the municipalityof KniSO Kni34240 KniPhone: +381(0)34/510-115, +381(0) 34/510-491E-mail: [email protected]

16. KRALJEVO

LopatnicaDistance from Belgrade: about 200 km

Milojevi householdRooms/beds: 2/2, 2/3Every room with a bathroomFacilities: swimming poolPrice: overnight stay 10 , bed and breakast15 , bed, breakast, lunch 20 , board andlodging 25 Phone: +381(0) 36/ 825-005, +381(0) 36/311 118; +381(0) 63/ 582 018E-mail: [email protected]****

InformationTourist organization of KraljevoTrg Srpskih ratnika 2536000 Kraljevo

Phone/ax: +381(0)36/316-000, +381(0)36/311-192E-mail: [email protected]

17. KRUEVAC

Ribare


Dobrivoje Miti householdRooms/beds: 4/2.


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Bathrooms: 2Facilities: swimming pool, tourist guide onexcursionsPrice: overnight stay 7 ****

InformationTourist organization of the municipalityof KruevacUlica Majke Jugovia 337000 KruevacPhone: +381(0)37/440-332, ax:+381

(0)37/445-180E-mail : [email protected].

18. ALEKSANDROVAC

LatkovacDistance from Belgrade: about 220 km

Ethno-village Latkovac - DraganKneeviRooms/beds: 5/2, 4/3.Every room with a bathroomFacilities: ethno-restaurant, souvenir shop,tennis courtPrice: overnight stay 10 , bed and breakast13 , board and lodging 20

Phone/ax: +381(0) 37 554-410; +381(0) 631077-092E-mail: [email protected]

InformationTourist organization of the municipalityof Aleksandrovac

10.avgust bb37230 AleksandrovacPhone/ax: +381(0)37/3554-404E-mail: [email protected]

19. BRUS

BrzeeDistance from Belgrade: 270 km

Vila IvanoviRooms/beds: 10/3, 6/4.Every room with a bathroomFacilities: restaurant, the millPrice: overnight stay 10 , bed and breakast15 , board and lodging 20 Phone: +381(0) 37 823-254,+ 381(0) 37/823-284; +381(0) 63 8106-805****

RibariDistance from Belgrade: 235 km

Zorica orevi householdRooms/beds: 6/2.Bathrooms: 4Price: bed, breakast, lunch 20

****

InformationTourist organization of themunicipality of Brus

Kralja Petra I bb37220 BrusPhone/ax: +381(0)37/825-185E-mail: [email protected]


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VarnaDistance from Belgrade: 90 km

Vila Albedo - Kovaevi MilojkaRooms/beds: 3/1,2/2.Bathrooms: 4Price: overnight stay 15 , bed and breakast

20 , board and lodging 24 E-mail: [email protected]****

InformationTourist organization of the municipality

of abacKaraoreva 515000 abacPhone: +381(0)15/347-384, ax:+381(0)15/347-383E-mail: [email protected].

21. LOZNICA

TriDistance from Belgrade: 146 kmKonak Mii - Predrag MiiRooms/beds: 2/2, 1/3.

Suites: 2/4.Bathrooms: 4TV, phone, InternetFacilities: restaurantPrice: overnight stay 12 , bed and breakast

15 , board and lodging 20 Phone: +381(0) 15 /868-231; +381(0) 64/3014-526E-mail: [email protected]****

Information

Tourist organization of the municipalityof LoznicaJovana Cvijia 2015300 LoznicaPhone: +381(0)15/878-520, +381(0)878-521 ax:+381 (0)15/878-523E-mail: [email protected]

22. OSEINA

OstruanjDistance from Belgrade: 110 km

Teanovi householdRooms/beds: 5/2.Bathrooms: 2Price: overnight stay10 , board and lodging

25 Phone: +381(0) 14 452-536***

InformationTourist organization of the municipalityof OseinaKaraoreva 5914253 Oseina

Phone:+381 (0)14/452-311,E-mail: [email protected]

23. LJUBOVIJA

Bijele Vode - PodnemicDistance from Belgrade: about 170 km

Ethno complex Ognjite KaraoreRistanoviRooms/beds: 3/2.Bathrooms: 1Facilities: restaurant, open-air stagePrice: bed and breakast 15 , board andlodging 22 www.etno-ognjiste.com****

VrhpoljeDistance from Belgrade: about 170 km

Ethno-village Vrhpolje- NikolaKnezevicRooms/beds: 3/2, 6/3, 1/4Facilities: restaurantEvery room with a bathroomPrice: bed and breakast 15 , board andlodging 22Phone:+381 (0)64 9222-226****

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InformationTourist organization of the municipalityof Ljubovijaivojina Miia 4515320 LjubovijaPhone: +381(0)15/661-050, ax:+381(0)15/662-870E-mail: [email protected]

24. VALJEVO

PetnicaDistance from Belgrade: 106 km

Milan Nikoli householdRooms/beds: 2/2.Bathrooms: 2Price: overnight stay 10 ***

InformationTourist organization of the municipalityof ValjevoJP Valjevo TuristProte Mateje 1/1

14000 ValjevoPhone/ax: +381(0)14/221-138,+381(0)14/236-393


25. KOSJERI

MionicaDistance from Belgrade: 145 km

Mileta Lukovi householdRooms/beds: 3/3, 1/2, APP: 5/3, 1/4Everz oor with a bathroomPrice: board and lodging 20 ****Phone: +381(0) 31 587-675, +381(0) 64 603273-327E-mail: [email protected]

InformationTourist organization of the municipalityof KosjeriKaraoreva br. 6631260 KosjeriPhone/ax: +381(0) 31 782-155


26. UICE

ZlakusaDistance from Belgrade: 188 km

Terzia Avlija - Saa DrndareviRooms/beds: 1/2, 1/3.Suites: 1/6, 1/4.Bathrooms: 4

TV (satellite programs), air-conditioningFacilities: restaurant, museum, open-airstagePrice: overnight stay 13 , bed and breakast15 , board and lodging 23 Phone/ax: +381(0) 32 546-118; +381(0) 638439-866E-mail: [email protected],www.zlakusa.com****

ZlakusaDistance from Belgrade: 188 km

Zoran Stanki householdRooms/beds: 1/1, 2/2.Bathrooms: 1Price: overnight stay 10 ,****

KremnaDistance from Belgrade: 235 km

Rua Ivanovi householdRooms/beds: 3/3.Bathrooms: 3Price: board and lodging 20 ****

Mokra GoraDistance from Belgrade: 246 km

Slavenka Stoji householdRooms/beds: 1/2.Bathrooms: 1


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Price: overnight stay 12 ***

InformationTourist organization of the municipalityof UiceTrg partizana 1031000 UicePhone/ax:+381 (0)31/513-485, +381(0)31/514-761, TIC: +381(0)31/500-555E-mail: [email protected]

27. AJETINA

SirogojnoDistance from Belgrade: 256 km

Zoran Mili householdRooms/beds: 1/2, 1/3.

Bathrooms: 2Facilities: restaurantPrice: overnight stay 8 , bed and breakast15 Tel: +381(0) 31 802-578;+381(0) 64 3593-379****

Roanstvo

Distance from Belgrade: about 365 km

Dragan Melovi householdRooms/beds: 1/2, 1/3.

Bathrooms: 1Facilities: swimming poolPrice : board and lodging 15 ***

InformationTourist organization of ZlatiborJezero bb31315 ZlatiborPhone/ax: +381(0)31/841-646, +381 (0)31/845-103E-mail: [email protected]

www.zlatibor.org.rs

28. NOVA VARO

RadoinjaDistance from Belgrade: 285 km

ore Popovi householdRooms/beds: 2/2.Bathrooms: 1Price: overnight stay 10 , board and lodging20 ****

InformationTourist and sports center ZlatarKaraoreva 3631320 Nova Varo

Phone/ax: +381(0)33/62-621E-mail: [email protected],[email protected]

29. PRIJEPOLJE

Kamena GoraDistance from Belgrade: 326 km

Ljubia Cmiljanovi householdRooms/beds: 2/2, 1/3.Bathrooms: 2

Price: overnight stay 6 , board and lodging15 ***

InformationTourist organization of the municipalityof PrijepoljeTrg bratstva i jedinstva 1

31300 PrijepoljePhone: +381(0)33/710-140, ax: +381(0)33/710-540E-mail: [email protected]

30. IVANJICA

KuiiDistance from Belgrade: 248 km

Vila Angelina - Stojadin Vidakovi


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Rooms/beds: 9/2, 3/3.Every room with a bathroomTV, phone, InternetFacilities: restaurantPrice: overnight stay 13 , bed and breakast

125, board and lodging 17 Phone: +381(0) 32 678-188; +381(0) 65836-8888E-mail: [email protected],www.vilaangelina.com****

KatiiDistance from Belgrade: about 250 km

Pansion ObradoviRooms/beds: 3/2, 2/3.Suites: 6/16 bedsEvery room and suite with a bathroomFacilities: restaurant, bicycles or hirePrice: overnight stay 10 , bed and breakast15 , board and lodging 20 Phone:+381 (0)32 873 663, +381 (0)64

3955-556E-mail: [email protected]. selo-turizam.com****KumanicaDistance from Belgrade: about 235 km

Radovan Avramovic householdRooms/beds: 5/2.

Bathrooms: 5Facilities:swimming poolPrice: board and lodging 17 E-mail: [email protected]

www.vilaavramovic.com****

Bele VodeDistance from Belgrade: about 250 km

Golijski dar suitesSuites: 1/3, 2/4.Every suite with a bathroomTV, phone, InternetPrice: overnight stay 30 E-mail: [email protected]****

RasiciDistance from Belgrade: about 250 km

Vila VelickovicSuites: 2/4.Every suite with a bathroomFacilities: restaurant, bicycles or hire, swim-ming pool

TV, phone, Internet,Price: overnight stay 30Phone: +381 (0) 63/ 403-404****

InformationTourist organization of themunicipality of IvanjicaMilinka Kusica 47

32250 IvanjicaPhone/ax: +381(0)32/665-085, +381(0)32/650-290E-mail: [email protected],

[email protected]


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31. PETROVAC NA MLAVI

dreloDistance from Belgrade: about 130 km

Simonovi householdRooms/beds: 6/2, 1/3. AAP/ 1/3Every suite with a bathroomPrice: overnight stay 10 , bed and breakast

12 ***

dreloDistance from Belgrade: about 130 km

Zlatko Trailovi householdRooms/beds: 9/2.Every room with a bathroomFacilities: restaurantPrice: board and lodging 20 ***

InformationTourist organization of the municipality

of Petrovac na MlaviUlica Srpskih vladara 16512300 Petrovac na MlaviPhone/ax: +381(0)12/326-343


32. MAJDANPEK

CrnajkaDistance from Belgrade: about 220 km

Jonovi householdRooms/beds: 5/2.Bathrooms: 2Price: overnight stay 6 , bed and breakast 8, board and lodging 11 ***

InformationTourist organization of the municipalityof MajdanpekUlica Kralja Petra bb

19220 Donji MilanovacPhone/ax: +381(0)30/590-184,+381(0)30/584-204, i +381 (0) 65 5656-555E-mail: [email protected]

33. NEGOTIN

RajacDistance from Belgrade: 300 km

Miroslav Karamani household - Sveti

Trifun- Rajake pimniceRooms/beds: 4/2.Bathrooms: 1Facilities: restaurantPrice: bed and breakast 14 , board and

lodging 24 Phone: +381(0) 19 426-888, +381(0) 642162-500

RogljevoDistance from Belgrade: 320 km

Wine cellar Gradimir Stankovi - Vino-GradeLunch: 20 Phone: +381(0) 19 541-120, +381(0) 644869-321

InformationTourist organization of the municipalityof NegotinUlica Vojvode Miia 2519300 NegotinPhone/ax: +381(0)19/547-555E-mail: [email protected]

34. KNJAEVAC

Vlako PoljeDistance from Belgrade: about 305 km

EASTERN SERBIA

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Ranch Kolibe - Milomir PetroviRooms/beds: 2/2.Bathrooms: 2Facilities: swimming pool, fsh pondPrice: overnight stay 7 , bed and breakast

12 , board and lodging 20 Phone/ax:+381(0) 19 773-272; +381 (0) 637773-801E-mail: [email protected]****

GraditeDistance from Belgrade: 292 km

Debela stena - Brana Veljkovi house-holdRooms/beds: 2/2.Bathrooms: 1Facilities: fsh pondPrice: bed and breakast 10 , board andlodging 15 ***

Balta-BerilovacDistance from Belgrade: 315 km

Radivoje Bogdanovic householdRooms/beds: 3/2,Bathrooms: 4Facilities: fsh pondPrice: bed and breakast 10 , board and

lodging 18 ****

InformationTourist organization of the municipalityof KnjaevacUlica Miloa Obilia br. 119350 KnjaevacPhone/ax: +381(0)19/735-230E-mail: [email protected]

35. PIROT

VojnegovacDistance from Belgrade: 311 km

Zoran Topalovi householdRooms/beds: 3/2.Bathrooms: 2Price : overnight stay 8.5 , bed and breakast11 www.topirot.com

****

InformationTourist organization of the municipalityof PirotUlica Srpskih vladara 8218300 Pirot

Phone: +381(0)10/320-838, ax:+381(0)10/320-839E-mail: [email protected]

36. BUJANOVAC

BonjevacDistance from Belgrade: about 360 km

Blagoje Naki householdSuites:: 3/3.Every room with a bathroomPrice: overnight stay 8 , board and lodging12 ***

InformationTourist organization of the municipalityof BujanovacUlica Karaoreva 11117520 BujanovacPhone: +381(0)17/654-340, ax:+381(0)17/651-396E-mail:[email protected]

PANACOMPTRAVELTOURISM


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PAN EUROPA ADRIATIC11000 Belgrade,Despot Stean Boulevard 33Te l / ax : +381 11 3242 187,+381 11 3033 938, +381 11 3033 948E-mail: [email protected]

VEKOL TOURS11000 Belgrade, Knez Mihailova 6/IIITe l / ax : +381 11 3282 689, +381 11 2624995E-mail: [email protected], www.gotoserbia.eu

MAGELAN CORPORATION21000 Novi Sad, Zmaj Jovina 23Te l / ax : +381 21 6624 823,+381 21 4724 088,

+381 21 4721 740, 4721 741E-mail: o [email protected], www.visitserbia.org

PANACOMP TRAVEL TOURISMAND TRADE21000 Novi Sad,Car Lazar Boulevard 102Te l / ax : +381 21 466 075,

+381 21 466 076, 466 077E-mail: [email protected]


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Publisher:

National Tourism Organisation o SerbiaBelgrade, ika Ljubina 8Serbia

Phone: + 381 11 6557 100Fax: +381 11 2632 233

-mail: [email protected]


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Publisher:National Tourism Organisation of SerbiaBelgrade, ika Ljubina 8

SerbiaPhone: + 381 11 6557 100Fax: + 381 11 2632 233E-mail: [email protected]

For the publisher:Gordana Plamenac,CEO/Managing DirectorEditor:Jagoda JovieviAssociate:Aleksandra VujaeviMaps:GeokartaPhotos:Dragan Bosni, Dragoljub Zamurovi,Branko Jovanovi, Slobodan Bugari,Zoran Petrovi,

Archives of BelGuest magazine,Archives of TO Kni, Rua IvanoviExecutive catalogue production:ID PONT d.o.o, BelgradeTranslation:Udruenje prevodilaca, BeogradPrinting:Slubeni glasnik, BelgradeFifth edition in English, 2011Circulation: 5.000

ISBN 978-86-6005-185-3

COBISS. SR - ID 186029324

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