Tara National Park
High up in the hills (1059m), this huge hotel sits right in the heart of the national park. Run by the Serbian army and with a fantastic Yugoslav-retro lobby, it's nevertheless a great choice both for its location and the tremendous list of facilities on offer, including an indoor pool, a sauna, a movie theatre and a bowling alley.
Walking trails run around the hotel. There's a buffet restaurant on site; half- and full-board rates are available.
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Serbia's most grandiose spomenik (Yugoslav-era memorial), Kadinja膷a commemorates the Partisans from the Workers' Battalion who perished on this spot鈥
21.24 MILES
Tumble back in time to 19th-century Serbia at the open-air museum in the village of Sirogojno near Zlatibor. High-roofed, fully furnished wooden houses鈥
6.76 MILES
Many people harbour dreams of building a log cabin in the middle of a forest, but how about one in the middle of a river? Almost 50 years ago, a group of鈥
Srebrenica-Poto膷ari Memorial Centre
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Based in and around the derelict battery factory that served as the Poto膷ari UN base, this memorial centre incorporates a major display entitled鈥
15.25 MILES
Built in 1571 and named after the grand vizier who commissioned it, this glorious 11-arch bridge is the only structure in Bosnia confirmed as being鈥
6.74 MILES
Drvengrad ('Timbertown') in Mokra Gora was built by enigmatic filmmaker Emir Kusturica in 2002 for his film Life Is a Miracle. Quirky flourishes are鈥
14.88 MILES
Vi拧egrad's faux-antique Old Town is a walled historical fantasy and custom-built tourist trap that is well worth a stroll. Although named after Bridge on鈥
11.13 MILES
Lake Peru膰ac was created in 1966 by the damming of the Drina, and has been a favourite with families and fisherfolk ever since. Marking the border between鈥
6.74 MILES
Drvengrad ('Timbertown') in Mokra Gora was built by enigmatic filmmaker Emir Kusturica in 2002 for his film Life Is a Miracle. Quirky flourishes are鈥
6.76 MILES
Many people harbour dreams of building a log cabin in the middle of a forest, but how about one in the middle of a river? Almost 50 years ago, a group of鈥
7.82 MILES
Surrounded by thick woods dotted with quaint villages, the artificial Lake Zaovine is a serene spot in Tara's south. Almost preternaturally peaceful, it's鈥
9.31 MILES
Serbia's most grandiose spomenik (Yugoslav-era memorial), Kadinja膷a commemorates the Partisans from the Workers' Battalion who perished on this spot鈥
11.13 MILES
Lake Peru膰ac was created in 1966 by the damming of the Drina, and has been a favourite with families and fisherfolk ever since. Marking the border between鈥
14.88 MILES
Vi拧egrad's faux-antique Old Town is a walled historical fantasy and custom-built tourist trap that is well worth a stroll. Although named after Bridge on鈥
7. Mehmed Pasha Sokolovi膰 Bridge
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Built in 1571 and named after the grand vizier who commissioned it, this glorious 11-arch bridge is the only structure in Bosnia confirmed as being鈥
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If you're visiting Sirogojno Open-Air Museum with your own transport, it's worth making the 4km trip north to this limestone cave with a massive entrance鈥