Vila Hedona
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The Danube below the garden.

Donji Milanovac lies in the heart of Đerdap National Park. From here you can reach Lepenski Vir, the Kazan Gorge and the Iron Gates.

Wide view from the garden across the Danube on a clear day, a fruit tree and vine leaves in the foreground
View from the garden on a clear dayThe Danube, around 2 km wide at Donji Milanovac

The river and the national park

At Donji Milanovac the Danube is almost two kilometres wide. Downstream it squeezes through the Kazan Gorge, around 170 metres wide at its narrowest. All around lies Đerdap National Park.

From October to April it is quiet here. That is exactly when a house with its own garden and a view of the water makes sense.

October to April

A dog and a tortoise on a forest path covered in autumn leaves

Autumn

The Danube in autumn.

When the forests on the far bank change colour and the light falls low over the water earlier in the day. Good days for walks in the national park and long evenings on the terrace.

Dark storm clouds over the Danube, vine leaves in the foreground

Winter

A quiet place for a few days.

A house of your own with a kitchen and air conditioning, no hotel corridor and no neighbours behind the wall. Outside it is quiet, and the river lies below the garden.

Lawn and fruit trees in the garden, behind them the Danube between green hills

Spring

The first warm days by the river.

Breakfast on the terrace while the garden turns green. A good time for the drive along the river to Lepenski Vir and the Kazan Gorge.

From here

Places along the Danube, as seen from Donji Milanovac.

  1. You stay here

    Donji Milanovac

    The small town on the riverbank. Vila Hedona sits up on the hillside above the river, and every excursion starts from here.

  2. All around

    Đerdap National Park

    Donji Milanovac lies in the heart of the national park. Forests, viewpoints and walking trails along the gorge.

  3. Upstream

    Lepenski Vir

    One of the most important Mesolithic sites in Europe, with a museum right on the riverbank.

  4. Downstream

    Kazan Gorge

    The narrowest point of the Danube. Between steep limestone cliffs the river is only around 170 metres wide here; on the Romanian side it is known as Cazanele Dunării.

  5. Further downstream

    Iron Gates

    The gorge where the Danube breaks through between Serbia and Romania. The riverside road follows the river through the gorge.

Opening times of museums and boat trips change with the season. Please check locally before you set off.

A house above the river. A few quiet days.

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