Vrnjačka Spa is located around 200km from Belgrade, in the central of Serbia. This is one of the biggest and most famous spas in Serbia which offers variety  programs for those who decide to visit it. Considering the climate, Vrnjačka Spa has a moderate continental climate, with moderately warm summers and cold winters.It is also protected by Goč mountain in the south, east and west. Vrnjačka Spa has seven mineral springs. Four of these springs are used in spa therapies. The most famous mineral spring is Topla Voda (Warm water) Spring which represents the oldest spring of mineral water.It is unique because it’s temperature  is the same as the temperature of the human body (36.5°C). Near Vrnjačka Spa there are some places that very significant for Serbian history so the guests of this spa usually have a great desire to visit some of these cultural attractions. One of the most important  are Serbian monasteries the treasure of Serbian religious life:

•    Studenica Monastery

•    Žiča Monastery

•    Gradac Monastery

•    Ljubostinja Monastery

Next to these religious monuments, the guests of Vrnjačka Spa can also enjoy in beautiful nature of Zapadna Morava River and Goč Mountain.

Illnesses treated in Vrnjačka Spa:

- diabetes


- post-jaundice recovery


- diseases of the gallbladder and bile ducts


- pancreatic diseases


- gastric and duodenal ulcers


- non-infectious conditions of the small and large intestines


- gastrointestinal conditions


- recovery after surgical removal of the gallbladder


- conditions post resection of the oesophagus, gallbladder and intestines


- chronic gynaecological conditions and infertility


 - infections of the renal pelvis, bladder and urinary tract


- urinary tract stones

Žiča Monastery

Is the memorial of the first Serbian King. Žiča Monastery was by tradition, royal church of Serbian kings. It was believed that even a king could be crowned in any Serbian church he was never considered true king until he was crowned in Žiča.

Studenica Monastery

Built in the Valley of the Kings, is under The UNESCO World Heritage and it is built by Stefan Nemanja, the founder of the Serbian medieval state.  

Gradac Monastery

Is built in style of Raška School.