Top Things to do in Central Serbia
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What to do and see in Central Serbia, Serbia: The Best Things to do Good for Couples
Discover the best top things to do in Central Serbia, Serbia including Oplenac, Uvac Special Nature Reserve, Nature Park Stara Planina, Manasija Monastery, Winery Aleksandrovic, National Park Tara, Zaovine Lake, Banjska Stena, Kopaonik, Stari Grad (Old Town).
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1. Oplenac
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 143 reviews
Reviewed By belgrade_bro - Belgrade, Serbia
In the very heart of Serbia, on the hill surrounded by forest which is actually a huge nature park, there is the Church on the top with Mausoleum inside with exceptional frescoes next to the underground part intended for the tombs of the Serbian Krađorđević dynasty and their descendants. Right across the Church standing house of King Peter with paintings, documents and personal stuff exhibition worth to visit as well with vineyards close to the Church. Whole hill and the town of Topola are just wonderful, real rich vineyard area with a small streets and chestnut, walnut trees placed all around the place...
2. Uvac Special Nature Reserve
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5.0 based on 136 reviews
Reviewed By AlbertSalichs - Manresa, Spain
Uvac Special Nature Reserve is a natural place located near Novi Pazar, in Western Serbia. Really, it is a wonderful place, and there are two lookouts, from where you can see great views of the Uvac River and their meanders: a fantastic place. Also, it is possible to walk around the lookouts and see different views of the river. We came here in October-2019, when the river does not have too much water, so it was not the most beautiful views of the river, but there were wonderful! In spring or summer should be marvelous!
3. Nature Park Stara Planina
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5.0 based on 41 reviews
Very beautiful mountains, little rivers with several waterfalls, great nature, some hotel accomodations like Falkensteiner Stara Planina. The Nature Park of Stara Planina belongs to the best of nature Serbia has to show to tourists.
Reviewed By sukimilenkovic68
Excellent nature, hotel and bars where you can enjoy! Gondola is new and is not expensive at all! Recommend for everyone and for kids is fun also beacuse there is a ski school.
4. Manasija Monastery
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5.0 based on 70 reviews
Reviewed By AlbertSalichs - Manresa, Spain
Manasija Monastery is one if the most important orthodox monasteries located in the center of Serbia. In fact, it is located in the middle of the land and it is the typical walled monastery constructed in Serbia. The monastery is small and surrounded it, there are some important buildings for the religious community. In the Middle Ages, it was necessary to defend the building from Ottoman Army, so it is walled. Wonderful place and a very good experience to begin the trip in October-2019.
5. Winery Aleksandrovic
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5.0 based on 42 reviews
A village of Vinca, at the foot of Oplenac where Aleksandrovic Winery is situated, was always known for viticulture and winemaking. Sunny slopes, a rich structure of the soil, favorable winds and mild climate represent a natural gift which is translated to the top quality wines from Aleksandrovic Winery. By applying the latest technology, carefully following global trends, scientific advances and the proud tradition of our older generations, Aleksandrovic winery became the leader among the wine producers within the entire Balkan region. In addition to wine production we are also engaged with the wine tourism. More than 15,000 people visit our winery annually, which clearly shows the very high level of services we offer. Our guests arrived both individually or as a part of the organized group visits. It is possible to visit our vineyards and winery together with a qualified guide and also to taste all our wines.Apart from our well-known brands such as Trijumf, Trijumf Barrique, Oplen, Harizma and Varijanta, wine lovers also may taste Trijumf Noir, Vizija and Regent wines. Our tasting room has a capacity to accommodate 60 people at any time. We also offer to help with the organization of conferences, lectures or business meetings in the specially designed premises within the winery consisting of a 60-seat conference room with video beam and flip chart table. The business meetings organized for you in the superb ambiance of the winery are long remembered and the achieved business results always exceed your expectations! Group reservations are mandatory! We are ready to satisfy all your needs and fulfill your wishes.
Reviewed By MatzumotoM
Tour around the winery was very impressive, they took us through the whole wine making process, told us about the history of the region and the winery itself, which was very interesting and educational. Very knowledgeable & friendly staff, who really has passion for hospitality. Simply put, they do everything just right! Special thanks to manager Uroš who really went above & beyond. 10/10
6. National Park Tara
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5.0 based on 75 reviews
Reviewed By GoGo2SlowGo - Denton, United States
We saw the park when we were traveling from Belgrade toward the Sargan Eight Railway and other stops on a Viator tour. The Drina River Canyon within the Tara National Park is on the tentative list for a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The park is sometimes called the “lungs of Serbia.” It’s located in the western edge of Serbia along the border of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The Drina river runs through the park created some very large gorges. However, more than 80% of the park is heavily forested with plenty of hiking trails.
7. Zaovine Lake
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5.0 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By Grada365 - Novi Sad, Serbia
The lake is located at about 800 meters above sea level. It is widest at the dam and from there it spreads in three directions. It is connected by pipes to Lake Perucac and functions as a reserve of water for the Perucac hydroelectric power plant. When is to much water in Lake Perućac, it is pumped to Lake Zaovine, and when there is not enough water for turbines, it returns. Therefore, the height of the water can vary up to 40 meters, and when is filled with very cold water from Lake Perućac the temperature of the lake drops dramatically. Therefore, it is an ideal place for refreshment in times of high summer temperatures. There are two other small lakes suitable for swimming in the area, Spajici and Lipovica. On the high rock near Lake Spajici are the ruins of a medieval fortress, and a little further on begins the beautiful canyon of Beli Rzav. At the dam of the lake is a place where a Serbian scientist, Josif Pancic, discovered an endemic tree species named after him as Pancic omorica. There are three beautiful waterfalls on the Karaklijski Rzav River that flows into the lake. There are several viewpoints in the surroundings, the most beautiful of them is the Janjac, from which one you can see the lake on one side and the town of Visegrad on the other. Zaovine Lake is a great starting point for visiting all these attractions. I hope these comment will help you. If you need any help regarding this or any other attractions in Serbia (location information, transportation, guidance, organizing private tours, etc.) feel free to contact me because I do tours all over Serbia. Enjoy Serbia!
8. Banjska Stena
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5.0 based on 35 reviews
Reviewed By tijanamir - Belgrade, Serbia
One of the best view! It is worth a visit. If you don't like to climb you drive all the way to the parking and then climb a bit. The climb is short and mild. The drive there is ok. Dirt road but fairly good. Once you reach the main view point, climb a bit further. It is worth it!
9. Kopaonik
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4.5 based on 109 reviews
Reviewed By 427jasminas
This mountain is very beatiful. We enjoyed one week in Ski resort Kopaonik. It is modern ski resort, with some new ski lifts and quite good infrastructure. A lot of caffees and restaruants on the ski slope. Prizes are affordable, food is very tasty. Ski resort was pretty full, since it was childerns winter holiday in Serbi. Recommend visiting during period when thre are no school winter holidays.
10. Stari Grad (Old Town)
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4.5 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By adamcech - Prague, Czech Republic
Possible to access from the city centre in about 7 minutes for some 500 dinars. The castle is directly overlooking the city and is one of the best sightseeing point. In the evening when we have visited it was totally empty. The ruins are well maintained, there are stairs and railings to prevent you from accidentally falling, and on the top a new terace, that is well suited for picknick or dancing ball. Highly recomended
