The Djerdap Gorge, with the monumental fortress of Golubac built in the spot where the Danube reaches an incredible eight kilometers of width, offers some of the most beautiful sceneries in Serbia. The areas of Homolye, Klyuch and Negotinska Kraina are home to a large number of the members of the Vlah people, who have preserved their specific culture and traditional way of life up to this day. Not to mention the Lazar Canyon, an area of fantastic, wild beauty; the Vratna canyon, with its huge stone gates built by erosion; or Rajacke Pimnice, a village inhabited only by wine! |
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{tab=highlights} Lepenski Vir museum is located 15 kilometres away from Donji Milanovac, on the road that goes via Golubac and further on to Pozarevac and Belgrade (when you reach the road sign for the museum,...
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The Lazareva Reka canyon, located about 10 kilometres from the city of Bor, is the deepest and the longest canyon...
{tab=highlights} Zagubica is a town in the area of Homolje, surrounded by mountain ranges on all sides – Homoljske mountains (940 m) to the...
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Take a look at one of the most beautiful sights in this part of the world, where Danube changes its width from a couple...
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Golubac fortress is one of the best preserved medieval fortified cities in Serbia. It is located on a rocky slope,...