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Unforgettable summer fun for the youngest and unprecedented relaxation for adults in the largest water park in Vrnjačka Banja. Aqua park Raj is an attractive water park in Vrnjačka Banja, which extends over 3.5 hectares with the most fun pools for children and adults, as well as restaurants and bars.
Explore our Aqua Park:

Pool with waves
WetDeck
Pool with a pirate ship
Lazy river
Swimming pool with massagers
Pool bar
Water slides
Table & refreshment

Visitors can enjoy a 2,000 square meter wave pool, as well as a ride on the so-called "lazy river". The spectacular adventure is 1,100 meters long and allows for a 15-minute tire ride.
Adventures on the "pirate ship" await the youngest visitors, accompanied by entertaining animators.

The largest ferris wheel in the Balkans with a height of 50m is located in the Vrnjak park near Jezera. With its 32 air-conditioned cabins with tinted windows and themed lighting, it represents a new attraction of Vrnjačka Banja.

Lovefest is a unique cultural platform from Vrnjačka Banja that aims to promote music, art and urban youth culture. The festival started as a Love bridge party in 2007. After just one year after its debut, it has become one of the most sought-after musical events in central Serbia. In 2012, Lovefest was recognized by the Ministry of Youth and Sports as the largest youth festival in the country. It was nominated by the UK Festival Awards for the best festival abroad.

Along with Guča and Exit, the Vrnjački Carnival is the biggest event in Serbia. The Vrnjac Carnival represents the crown of events during the season. This event gathers over 200,000 visitors. During one week in July, Vrnjačka Banja is the scene of a large number of masquerade balls, festivals, concerts, plays, sports events... And certainly the central event of the carnival is the Great International Carnival Parade. A large number of carnival groups from all over the world guarantee good fun and entertainment during these days. During the carnival days, you will encounter a warm welcome from your hosts and a carnival mood that will allow you to put all your problems aside. From year to year, this event gathers an increasing number of participants and visitors both from the country and from all over the world. Recognition for previous work is represented by the "Tourist Flower" for the best tourist event. This prestigious award is awarded by the Tourist Organization of Serbia with the support of the Ministry of Trade, Tourism and Services.

At the dawn of the First World War, before they had even imagined the war, the teacher Nada and the Serbian officer Relja fell in love. They fell in love and promised each other. It was a love that everyone was talking about, that captured the attention of all the people of Vrnj. But the war came with all the horrors it brings, the Serbian officer Relja goes to Greece to the battlefield. He leaves, never to return, because of the beautiful Greek woman he falls in love with and breaks off his engagement with Nada. The legend says nothing about his further fate, but that's why every Banj resident knows Nada's fate. Because of too much sadness, she collapses every day and eventually dies, young and unhappy. Girls shaken by Nada's fate, wanting to preserve their love, write their names and the names of their loved ones on the padlocks and tie them to the fence of the bridge that was a favorite meeting place of Nada and Relje, and symbolically throw the keys into the river.

An underground tunnel dating back to World War II will be opened to visitors after almost 80 years. It is about the tunnel that is located under the famous summer stage. The new tourist attraction will be 130 meters long, enriched with contents from the history of this place. Thus, after the reconstruction, visitors will have the opportunity to clearly see the development of the spa from the Roman period, through the Turkish and German occupation, to the present, thanks to the models and objects on display. Numerous weapons, cannons, rifles, crossbows, tools, armor, body armor, German and Partisan uniforms, as well as various objects found during archaeological excavations will be on display in these exhibition spaces. The tunnel will retain its authenticity, in accordance with the provisions of the Institute for the Protection of Monuments. Certain parts will be rehabilitated, and this primarily concerns the safety of visitors. The tunnel was planned to be a shelter for the German General Staff for South-Eastern Europe. The digging began in 1942, and the work was directed by General Aleksandar Lehr, the commander of German troops in the Balkans and Southeast Europe, the leader of the Drvar landing and the "Konjic's Leap" operation, as well as the commander of the April 6 bombing of Belgrade. It is interesting that the tunnel was broken only in 1944, after a year and a half, when two teams met in the middle of Crkveni brdo, digging from two sides at the same time. There are seven rooms in the tunnel. The second branch of the tunnel, started in the direction of the market on one side, and from Villa "Peć" on the other side, was not completed. The "Turkulović" villa, which changed its name after the Second World War and is now called the "Partizanka" villa, is connected by a tunnel to Church Hill and the former German headquarters. Villa Turkulović is known for the fact that the operation "Konjić's Leap" was designed there, that is, Landing on Drvar. It was managed from this villa by the famous Otto Skorceni.