Things to see and do Central Serbia

Naturalist, he will advise you.

He will gladly share his passion with the trees.

Its 12,000 hectares cover the peaks of the highest mountain in Serbia, also a luxury ski resort. The wildest part is difficult to access, but absolutely beautiful.

Kopaonik deserves great hikes, both in summer and winter. Curious hikers can admire the Jelovarnik waterfalls, you can also visit the magical lake Semeteško Jezero or the remains of a 600-year-old church on the summit of Pančićevo (2,017 m).

In the center of the city, the oldest remains of settlement in this area. The site dates from the 4th century BC; it is formed by several bays and columns of the red brick baths. The Roman baths of Čačak were built in the late 3rd and early 4th centuries; they were restored in the second half of the^5th century and then abandoned in the late 5th century. Later, a medieval cemetery was established on its site. They were discovered during the construction of a building in the mid-1950s.

Six kilometers north of Aranđelovac is the memorial park of the first Serbian uprising. Two hundred years later, the site, a symbol of the creation of the modern Serbian state, was adorned with a fountain with three marble plaques that read "It was at this place that on February 15, 1804, the first Serbian uprising began." in 1954. Thirty years earlier, a school was also built here. A small museum completes the arrangement in a very well laid out site in a pleasant valley. From Aranđelovac, take buses to Mladenovac and Belgrade.