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Apartmans, villas, pansions, Inn Vila Delux- Negotin
Hotel Albo- Bor
Apartmans, villas, pansions, Inn Vila Dijana- Pirot
Villa Diana is a fully equipped catering facility, located in a quiet part of Pirot, only five minutes drive from the city center.
Rooms and suites will satisfy your greatest needs and whether you...
Apartmans, villas, pansions, Inn Pansion Zeleni zec- Mali Izvor, Zaječar
"Zeleni Zec" has completely separate floor with 4 rooms and 7 beds available (one room with king size bed, two double-bed rooms and one single-bed room). Guests are sharing bathroom and big living...
Apartmans, villas, pansions, Inn Konak Barka- Knjaževac/Knjazevac
"Barka" has tavern with 460 seats and restaurant with 40 seats, rooms are with SAT TV, telephone, frige and bathroom and also suites with jacuzzi.
Patient and ready for big - small tourism! 
There is a vine and wine making tradition in Negotin. It existed during the Roman period, yet it became significant during the 19th century, when phylloxera had spread over the most of the European vineyards. Vines in Negotin were protected, because it was raised from a specific type of sand. Even since then, the export of this wine gets more and more intense, so that this wine received a gold medal in 1921 in London. 
Ceremosnja Cave represents one of the most beautiful caves in our country. It is explored, adapted and put to work in 1980. This cave is located at the very bottom of Homolj Mountain, 15km from Kucevo. The surroundings of the cave also contain distinct natural attractions. There is a village with the same name near the cave, so accommodation could be found there. The overall length of the cave is 775.7m, while a path of 441m is adapted for the tourists. The experience could be additionally enhanced by visiting the botanic and ethno park, and the restaurant with a traditional cuisine. 
Zdrelo is located 11km northeast from Petrovac Na Mlavi, and is surrounded by Gornjacka basin and Homolj Mountains. The village is 160-240m above the sea level, and the spa is located below a part of the Homolj Mountains. Many diseases are cured in this spa - skin diseases, diseases of locomotor system, and there are many sport and fitness activities available. 
Manasija Monastery is the heritage of duke Stefan Lazarevic and was built at the beginning of the 15th century. The monastery is surrounded with a strong wall and eleven fortified towers. Duke Stefan made himself a tomb and he was burried there. 
Resavska Cave is located near Divljakovac, at the 455m above the sea level, in the hill called Babina Glava. The cave was discovered in 1962, and was opened for public 10 years later. At the moment, only about 4.5km of the cave are explored, and there is an 800m long path created for visitors. 
The caves of Lazareva, Vernjikica, Vodena, Mandina, Hajducica and Stojkova Ledenica are known as the Zlot Caves or the Caves of Zlot. Two of the caves - Lazareva and Vernjikica, are adapted for the tourists. The most famous and the one that was adapted the earliest in the Lazareva cave. The entrance to the cave is at the 291m above the sea level and it is located at the left bank of the Lazareva River. 
Brestovacka Spa is located about 12km from Bor. It has 10 springs which are rather weak, but their temperature is between 32 and 41°C. The spa was popular even during the Romans, it was used by the Turks, and its healing properties were used by the duke Milos Obrenovic and the baron Herder. A special treat in the spa represent many old spa objects, which are under the law protection since the 1949 and were renovated many times since then. 
Gamzigrad Spa is located 11km north from Zajecar, near the Crni Timok River and is surrounded with forest hills. It represents a great place for resting, healing, fishing and hunting. The spa has thermal springs with a temperature between 32 and 42 °C, and due to the presence of radium and uranium it is popular place for the healing therapy. 
The Late Roman fortified palace compound and memorial complex of Gamzigrad-Romuliana, Palace of Galerius, in the east of Serbia, was commissioned by Emperor Caius Valerius Galerius Maximianus, in the late 3rd and early 4th century. It was known as Felix Romuliana, named after the Emperor's mother. The site consists of fortifications, the palace in the north-western part of the complex, basilicas, temples, hot baths, memorial complex, and a tetrapylon. 
Ravna Ethno Park, just like its name says, is located in the village of Ravna, which is located 8km north of Knjazevac. It illustrates the atmosphere of the 19th century patriarchal community. The oldest houses in the village were built in the beginning of the 20th century, as well as the school building (built in 1906) which is now a cultural monument. This village became an ethno park because of the ancient site Timacum Minus, which is located nearby and who's Latin inhabitants were the inspiration for the collection of ethno monument in the village. 
Sokobanja spa is located in the south-eastern part of Serbia, in a basin between the Ozren and Rtanj Mountains, at the bank of river Moravica. It is 400m above the sea level and is one of the most visited spas in the country: about 100 000 tourists visit Sokobanja every year, making about one million of overnight stays. Sokobanja is also a large health center. 
