Built in line with a traditional Šumadija’ s architecture, it is only 3 km away from the city center. The hotel is an ideal place, not only for relaxation and recreation, but also for business meetings, symposiums, seminars, conferences and family gatherings. It has always been the meeting point of prominent citizens and guests.

The hotel includes :

- 6 suites
- 57 single rooms
- 43 double rooms
- restaurant for 280 guests
- congress room for 1000 guests
- luxury saloon for 150 guests
- aperitif bar
- summer garden for 300 guests
- parking for 300 vehicles

TITO’ s SUITE

The presidental suite in the hotel Šumarice, Tito’ s suite, is one of the rare suites that was designed, built and furnished specially for the former president and his wife.

The suite, 100 m2 big, consist of :

- two bedrooms 
Tito’ s and Johanna’ s
- two bathrooms
- dressing room
- spacious siting room and
- dining room with terrace .

The complete suite is kept in its authentic shape, with original furniture and equipment.

Hotel Zelengora

It is one of the oldest hotels in Serbia – built in 1884.

It is appropriate for the guests looking for fast and easy communication.

The hotel includes :

- 2 suits
- 12 single rooms
- 11 double rooms
- restaurant for 180 guests
- saloon for 40 guests
- aperitif bar
- 2 gardens, each for 160 guests

Rooms – Even though categorized as 3 star hotels, accomodation capacities offer the level of amenities of 4 star hotels. Fully comfortable, rooms are air – conditioned, with telephone and internet connections, new furniture, TV, mini bars, luxury bathrooms . . .

THE MEMORIAL DRINKING FOUNTAIN is located in Marićeva Gully, not far from the church. It was set up in 1954, at the event of celebrating the 150th anniversary of the First Serbian Insurrection against Turkish rule. The fountain is a part of a larger compound comprising a buttress made of stone blocks. There are three arched marble plaques in the intermediate portion of this monument. The middle one carries the text that says:

” IT WAS ON THIS SPOT THAT THE FIRST SERBIAN INSURRECTION WAS RAISED ON FEBRUARY 15, 1804. ”

The left – and right – hand plaques each carry four lines of the well-known epic poem ” The Commencement of the Uprising against Turkish rulers ” . The bronze plaque on the right-hand side of the buttress depicts a high bass relief of Karadjordje, girdled by the text in archaic Serbian language saying:

THE SUPREME LEADER OF THE SERBIAN PEOPLE

This portrait of Karadjordje is the work of Raja Nikolić, the sculptor from the town of Arandjelovac. On the occasion of celebrating the two – hundredth anniversary of the First Serbian Insurrection, The Fondation Trust ” First Serbian Insurrection ” put up the relief ” Rebellions Oath ” made by Z. Miladinović i M. Rašić.

THE CHURCH IN ORAŠAC was raised between 1868 and 1870. The iconostasis of the church is of notable artistic value. It was painted by Steva Todorović, one of the most renowned Serbian artists in the second half of the 19th century. The iconostasis comprises 24 icons with representations of saints and scenes from the New Testament. The north pilaster contains a memorial plaque made of white marble from the local Mount of Venčac, dedicated to those who died in the Balkan Wars.

THE MEMORIAL SCHOOL, built at the occasion of the 130th anniversary of the First Serbian Insurrection, has got an interesting pre-history. On the eve of the First World War, in 1912, King Peter I visited the historic place of Orašac. Local farmers asked the king then to raise an educational edifice instead of the monument to Karadjordje and the insurgents.
The King promised to do that as soon as his endowment in Oplenac was completed. King Peter’ s son, King Alexander I Karadjordjevi fulfilled this promise given by Karadjordje’ s grand – son.

According to his order, a Council was established in Orašac for the purpose of building of the memorial school. The whole kingdom participated in building of this beautiful edifice, designed by architect Petar Gačić.
In February 15. 1933, Vicar Bishop Tihon consecrated the school, in the name of his Excellency Patriarch Varnava. His Majesty King Alexander I Karadjordjević attended the event. It was an impressive popular jubilation held in honour of the famous insurrection leader and his fellow soldiers.

On the occasion of celebrating the two – hundredth anniversary of the First Serbian Insurrection, the municipality of Arandjelovac raised a monument dedicated to Karadjordje, 3.4 m tall, made by sculptor Drinka Radovanovic out of the white marble from nearby Mt. Venčac.

This memorial compound in Orašac is complemented by the sepulcher of Teodosije Marićević, dislocated from the Anićs family yard into the churchyard. The fact that there are other artefacts from the time of the First Serbian Insurrection in Orašac, is of no less importance. Namely, there are several very old and ethnographically important buildings and other facilities protected by law.