Hidden in a quiet part of town, villa is far away from city crowds and noise.

It has 7 double rooms and one apartment. All rooms and apartment are furnished with exclusive interior and contemporary design.

Each room has a double bed with extra bed, dressing table with large mirror, bathroom, mini-bar, TV set with satellite receiver and the ability to access the Internet.

Villa Kristina offers enclosed parking space for your vehicle.

Villa Tea provides accommodation with capacity 24 beds and restaurant for 25 people.

Rooms are exclusive, single and double.

Villa Tea provide services of using internet, cloth ironing and laundry and room service as well.

All rooms are supplied with air conditioners and TV sets.

We care able to accomodate up to 35 persons in 12 rooms and 3 apartmants.

Villa DELUX serves rich continental breakfast. All rooms are contemporary designed and equipped with comforable beds, functional bathrooms with hair dryers, TV sets with satellite recievers, wireless internet, mini bar, central heating, matrace protection and room service at you convinience.

Villa DELUX has its own parking lot and rent a car sevice.

The hotel provides accommodation in 65 rooms and 10 apartments with total occupancy of 190. beds.

All rooms are equipped with bathroom, toilet, telephone and central heating.

Here are some of the facilites that ” Krajina ” Hotel offers to its guests: bistro with an open – air terrace, restaurant, banquet hall, conference hall, pizzeria, hairdresser salon, an exchange office, free parking place.

We offer wide range of local and sea fish and excellent choice of domestic and foreign label drinks.
Authentic interior as well as garden in summer season are at your convenience.

 
During weekend our guests can enjoy sounds of acoustic orchestra.

Every September, starting in 1966, there is a music festival in Negotin in memory of the greatest Serbian composer Stevan Stojanović Mokranjac.

The only festival in Serbia relying deeply on our great composer, it has long overcome the frontiers of Negotinska Krajina by its choice of programme and performers and its overall content and mission.

The crown of the Days of Mokranjac is the choir competition.

ST. TRIFUN ( 14th February )

In the Negotin municipality One of the most important agricultural activities is the cultivation of grapevine and the production of wine.

Every year, on the 14th of February at Rajac wine cellars St. Trifun is celebrated, the protector of wine – makers and vineyard – tillers.

THE INTERNATIONAL HONEY AND WINE FAIR ( May )

A manifestation which gathers honey and wine makers from Serbia and neighbouring countries.

The fair is envisioned as an exhibition, but also a competition, with grading of wine and brandy, as well as lectures on the actual topics concerning the protection of vine, technology of wine production and modern achievements in winery marketing.

THE TOWN CELEBRATION – SPASOVDAN ( May festivities, 12th – 17th of May )

During the festivities in May, a string of manifestations takes place ( exhibitions, concerts ) .

12th May has been established as the Day of Negotin municipality. Stands with food, wine and handwork of this region are positioned on the central town square on this day. During the programme, numerous cultural – artistic societies and performers on various instruments present themselves.

KRAJINSKI OBIČAJI ( The customs of Krajina, 18th – 19th June )

A manifestation in memory of the famous battle from first Serbian uprise near Štubik and Malajnica.

This manifestation gathers a large number of amateurs and adorers of traditional folk creativity from all over Serbia. Within the programme, a pre – competition of violin players is held for the festival ” Carevčevi dani” .

NEGOTIN FAIRS ( 8th – 9th May, 12th – 15th July, 21st – 24th September )
The Negotin fair is the manifestation with the longest tradition in Negotinska Krajina.

Out of the three fairs organised every year in Negotin, the oldest autumn fair was established back in 1836.

The Krajina Museum was founded in 1934.

 In its fund there is about 15000 items, of which 3500 in continual exhibitions at three representative objects: Archeological Museum, the Museum of Hajduk Veljko and the House of Stevan St. Mokranjac.
 

THE MUSEUM OF HAJDUK VELJKO ( TODORČETOV KONAK )

The oldest townhouse in Negotin, known also as the doss house of duke Todorče, was built in mid – nineteenth century.
Since 1997, it bears the name of the legendary defender of Negotin, Hajduk Veljko.
The Museum’ s gallery is located on the ground floor of the house.

 THE HOUSE OF STEVAN ST. MOKRANJAC

Stevan Stojanović Mokranjac was a Serbian composer and musical pedagogue, a classic of Serbian music, its most prominent figure on transition from the 19th to the 20th century, credited for the introduction of Serbian national spirit in artistic music.

He was born on 9th of January, 1856 in Negotin. Mokranjac dedicated a large part of his opus to the orthodox spiritual music, mostly based on the traditional chants of Serbian church chanting.

The Koroglaš monastery, remains of the church building with necropolis, is among the significant Serbian medieval ( 14th – 15 th c. ) monuments of sacral architecture in the region of eastern Serbia or Negotinska Krajina.

The church of the Koroglaš monastery is located in the closest proximity of Negotin, in the disrict of the village of Miloševo and within the basin of the Jasenica river.

The most prevalent legend is that the church was raised for the national hero Kraljević Marko who died there returning from Wallachia after crossing the Danube with his horse.

It is presumed it was built in the 14th or 15th century.

Of the original frescoes, the Holy Mother in the circle of angels on the vault remained, and above the church entrance St Michael the archangel.

It is considered that the church originates from the first half of the 15th century.

People believe that the monastery was founded during the reign of king Milutin in the 15th century and that the founder was St.Nikodim, a favourite of king Milutin.

There are no remnants of the old monastery. It was torn down between World War I and World War II. The monastery has had the current appearance since 1837, and in 1856 the monastery doss house was built.

Vratna is the temple for the village of the same name and is in fact subordinated to the nearby Bukovo monastery.