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Ethno villages

Authentic ethno villages, old crafts and traditional cuisine.

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Drvengrad (Mećavnik)Ethno village♥
Zlatibor district

Drvengrad (Mećavnik)

Emir Kusturica's ethno village on Mokra Gora.

Kusturica's ethno villageŠargan Eight railway
Free to visit★ 4.6
Sirogojno — Old VillageEthno village♥
Zlatibor district

Sirogojno — Old Village

An open-air museum of Zlatibor architecture.

Open-air museum19th-century log houses
Free to visit★ 4.5
Latkovac Ethno VillageEthno village♥
Rasina district

Latkovac Ethno Village

A wine-country ethno village near Aleksandrovac.

Župa wine regionHome cooking
Free to visit★ 4.4
Moravski KonaciEthno village♥
Podunavlje district

Moravski Konaci

An ethno complex in the heart of Šumadija.

Šumadija lodgesWatermill
Free to visit★ 4.5
TršićEthno village♥
Mačva district

Tršić

The birthplace of Vuk Karadžić near Loznica.

Vuk Karadžić's birthplaceRestored log houses
Free to visit★ 4.5

Ethno villages of Serbia — tradition, calm and home cooking

Ethno villages and rural homesteads preserve the spirit of old Serbia: log cabins, hearths, home-cooked food and an authentic village experience. Drvengrad on Mokra Gora, Sirogojno and others take you into nature, far from the city bustle, ideal for a weekend and family holiday.

What rural tourism offers

Beyond accommodation in log cabins and ethno houses, many homesteads offer homemade rakija, cheese and kajmak, horse riding, fishing and tours of the surroundings. This is a holiday for those who want quiet, clean air and the genuine hospitality of the hosts.

Accommodation in an ethno village

Compare homesteads, save favourites and contact the owner directly, with no commission. You arrange dates and price with the host, and see the exact location and surroundings on the map in every listing.

Destination guides

  • → Mokra Gora & Drvengrad
  • → Latkovac
  • → Moravski Konaci
  • → Sirogojno
  • → Tršić

Frequently asked questions

What is an ethno village?+
An ethno village is a settlement that preserves traditional architecture, old crafts, cuisine and the way of life of the Serbian countryside, usually arranged for visitors and overnight stays.
Which ethno villages in Serbia are worth visiting?+
The best known are Drvengrad (Mećavnik) by Emir Kusturica on Mokra Gora, the Old Village museum in Sirogojno, and Tršić, the birthplace of Vuk Karadžić.
Can you stay overnight in an ethno village?+
Yes — many ethno villages offer accommodation in traditional log houses and lodges, with home-cooked food and an authentic experience.
Are ethno villages good for a day trip?+
Yes, especially combined with the surroundings; Drvengrad pairs well with the Šargan Eight railway, and Sirogojno with Zlatibor.