“Crnorecje in Song and Play” Festival
When the trumpet plays, the heart begins to dance! The trumpet accompanies birth, baptisms, weddings, and celebrations of victory… As such, it is an inseparable part of Serbian tradition and the art of folk music performance. The festival “Crnorecje in Song and Dance” serves as the qualifying competition for trumpet players from Eastern Serbia seeking […]
Timok Rebellion Museum
The Timok Rebellion Museum, located in the center of Boljevac at the foot of Rtanj Mountain, is dedicated to one of the most significant events in Serbian history at the end of the 19th century. The museum is housed in the reconstructed building of the former prison, where rebels from the Crna Reka region were […]
Homeland House of Ljubinka Savic Grasi
Welcome to a unique place of art and soul! Step into the Homeland House of sculptor Ljubinka Savic Grasi in the village of Ilino – an oasis of art at the foot of the mystical Rtanj Mountain. Grasi left an indelible mark on the world of sculpture, creating works that captivate with their beauty and […]
Birth House of Stevan Mokranjac
Located in the very center of Negotin is the birth house of one of the most important Serbian composers – Stevan Stojanovic Mokranjac. In this authentic setting, where Mokranjac was born on January 9, 1856, his life and musical journey began. Today, visitors can see objects that testify to his life and work – the […]
Hajduk Veljko Museum
Hajduk Veljko Petrovic (1780–1813), Duke of Krajina, is one of the greatest heroes in Serbian history. Known for his brave defense of the Negotin region against the Ottomans, he is remembered for the words: “I give my head, but I will not give Krajina.” Serbian leader Karadjordje entrusted him with the defense of Negotin, where […]
The Krajina Museum
The Museum of Krajina in Negotin was founded in 1934 on the initiative of local enthusiasts, following the celebration of the centenary of the liberation of the Timok region from Ottoman rule. Over the decades, it has grown into one of the most important cultural institutions in Eastern Serbia. Today, the museum preserves more than […]
Felix Romuliana
Felix Romuliana is one of Serbia’s best-preserved Roman imperial sites, built by Emperor Galerius near his birthplace and recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its exceptional architecture, mosaics, sculptures, and historical significance.
Ravna Archaeological and Ethno Park
Ravna Archaeological and Ethno Park is a unique open-air museum near Knjaževac, where archaeology, rural heritage, traditional crafts, and the history of the Timok region come together in an authentic cultural setting.
Homeland Museum Knjazevac
The Homeland Museum Knjaževac preserves the cultural heritage of the Knjaževac area through rich ethnological, archaeological, numismatic, and art collections, offering visitors a deeper insight into the history, traditions, and artistic development of the Timok region.
National Museum Zajecar
Explore one of Eastern Serbia’s key cultural institutions, home to archaeological, historical, ethnological and artistic collections connected with the region’s rich heritage.