Đerdap National Park
Danube gorges, karst hills and Roman remains in eastern Serbia
The Danube cuts a gorge of about 100 km through the southern slopes of the Carpathians, with cliffs about 300 m high at Kazan and one of the deepest river stretches in the world at Gospođin vir. Đerdap is the longest breakthrough gorge in Europe.
Things to do
- HeritageVisit Golubac Fortress at the western end of the park
- On footWalk to the Veliki štrbac and Mali štrbac viewpoints on Miroč, above the Kazan gorge
- UndergroundFollow the Blederija to its 8 m waterfall and the caves beside it
- Try thisExplore the 11,500-year-old site of Lepenski Vir