Short walks are the way to see Pomoravlje District on foot, because the district has no historic old quarter and its sights are spread out. The routes below are ordered from easiest to most demanding, and each one pairs with a nearby attraction. Costs are in Serbian dinars (RSD). Easiest: Jagodina town Jagodina stands on the flat Velika Morava plain, so streets are level and a loop of the centre needs no special gear.

A romantic break in Pomoravlje District is a quiet one. The appeal lies in unhurried drives through hill country, a waterfall, an underground tour and a small art museum, with rural stays as the backdrop. It is a simple rural escape rather than a resort break. Prices are in Serbian dinars (RSD). Setting the scene Base yourselves in the east, around Despotovac, if you want hills and quiet. Choose Paraćin for easy motorway access, or Jagodina if you want a wider choice of rooms.

Pomoravlje District has six municipalities, and each has something worth seeing. This guide goes through them one by one, starting with the strongest sights in the east. Several places are active religious sites, so a respectful tone is expected. Costs are in Serbian dinars (RSD). Despotovac Manasija. This monastery stands 2 km northwest of Despotovac. Despot Stefan Lazarević founded it, and building took place between 1406 and 1418. Its ring of walls and towers is the first thing you notice, and inside are frescoes of the Morava school.

Pomoravlje District sits on the main road south from Belgrade to Niš, so it fits naturally as a stopover of one or two nights rather than a trip of its own. The motorway passes Paraćin, Jagodina and Ćuprija, and from Jagodina the capital is about 140 km behind you and Niš about 100 km ahead. Costs are in dinars (RSD). One night Break the journey in Jagodina and fit in a single main sight.

This guide sorts family options in Pomoravlje District by the kind of day you have. A summer heatwave, a wet afternoon and a day with older children each call for a different stop. Prices are in Serbian dinars (RSD), and opening hours should be checked before you set off. A hot summer day Aqua Park Jagodina, on Braće Dirak, runs only in summer and is the obvious pick when temperatures climb.

Three day trips cover most of what Pomoravlje District offers. Each one works as a loop by car from Jagodina, the district seat, and each avoids doubling back over the same road. Prices are in dinars (RSD). Loop one: the eastern hills This is the longest and most scenic day. Aim to reach Despotovac early, then drive 21 km to the village of Jelovac, home of Resava Cave. A first tour leaves at 08:30, so arriving close to opening avoids waiting.

Attractions in Pomoravlje District that are best seen with a guide, or that charge for entry, are few and easy to list. This page puts prices and times in one place before explaining how each visit works. Money is in Serbian dinars (RSD). Prices and times Attraction Cost Times Resava Cave 700 RSD adult, 650 RSD student, 50 RSD under 7 Open 08:00 to 16:00, groups every 45 minutes from 08:30 Natural History Centre of Serbia 850 RSD adult, 550 RSD child 3 to 12, 600 RSD pensioner or student Last entry 60 minutes before closing Natural History Centre guide 2,000 RSD Optional guide service Resava Cave Nobody enters the cave alone.

Pomoravlje District is a working corner of central Serbia rather than a resort region, and its best attractions are spread between a few small towns. Most trips begin in Jagodina or Despotovac. The choice below depends on how much time you have, with costs quoted in dinars (RSD). With half a day Choose one of two stops. In Jagodina, the Museum of Naive and Marginal Art on Boška Đuričića 10 shows work by self-taught artists and has been running since 1960.