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Gostilje Village in Serbia’s Zlatibor Region Nominated for World’s Best Tourist Village

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Gostilje, a picturesque village in Zlatibor, is one of three Serbian nominees for the World’s Best Tourist Village, as per the Zlatibor Tourist Organization. This nomination comes from the United Nations’ World Tourism Organization.

Selected for its exemplary rural tourism, Gostilje is noted for its natural beauty, cultural heritage, and sustainable tourism practices. Key attractions include the well-maintained Gostilje Waterfall, with local legends promising eternal love for couples who walk behind it.

Developments in the village, such as the restoration of socialist leader Dimitrije Tucović’s birthplace, alongside modern tourist facilities like a swimming pool and football pitch, enhance its appeal. Tourists can enjoy authentic village life, local gastronomy, and homemade products in a well-connected and accessible setting.

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Gostilje’s innovative approach to tourism, balancing modernity with tradition and sustainability, makes it a strong contender in the global competition for the best tourist village.

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