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Banja Koviljača (Бања Ковиљача) is a town and a spa situated in the Loznica municipality, Serbia. It is the oldest spa in Serbia. Banja Koviljača is located on the west border of Serbia by the Drina river, 137 kilometres from Belgrade.
Archaeologists have found the site of a Roman settlement, "Genzis" in the area of Banja Koviljača. The first document mentioning the spa was written in 1533.
In the 18th century, Turks from Mačva and Podrinje came to visit this region. Some documents state that in 1720 Turks from the city of Zvornik built a medical bathroom for women. The first chemical analysis of the water was performed by the chemist Pavle Ilić in the year 1855. The first guest house was built in 1858 with ten rooms. In 1867, under the order of the duchy Mihailo Obrenović, the spa won state protection.
Center of Prizren with the old serbian Orthodox Cathedral
Prizren (Serbian: Prizren, Serbian Cyrillic: Призрен) is a historical city located in southern Serbia. During the reign of Serbian Emperor Stefan Dušan throughout the 13th century, Prizren had the Imperial Court and was the political center of the Serbian Empire.
Monument to the Unknown Hero is the work of famous Yugoslav sculptor Ivan Mestrovic.It is situated on the place where was the ruins of the old Porca's city on Avala,were mined on April 18,1934 by order of Serbian King Aleksandar I Karadjordjevic to make place for impressive monument finished on Vidovdan,June 28.1938.
Eight caryatids - figures of women,mothers in national dress symbolizing Serbian people and regions.