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Start your day by visiting the Takovo Ethno Complex, a unique open-air museum that showcases traditional Serbian architecture, crafts, and customs. Take part in workshops and demonstrations, and enjoy a traditional breakfast of kajmak, cheese, and homemade bread.

After your visit to the museum, make your way to the Oplenac Royal Mausoleum, the final resting place of the Serbian royal family. Admire the stunning mosaics that cover the walls and learn about the history of the Serbian monarchy.

For dinner, head to the restaurant Stari Dvor, located in the heart of Gornji Milanovac. Try the local specialty, the zlatiborski sir, a type of cheese made in the nearby Zlatibor region.

Spend the morning at the Rajac Pimnice, a traditional wine cellar village located in the nearby village of Rajac. Take a tour of the wine cellars and learn about the history of wine production in the region.

After your tour, head to the town of Čačak and visit the Gradac Monastery, one of the oldest and most important monasteries in Serbia. Admire the stunning frescoes and learn about the history of the Serbian Orthodox Church.

For dinner, head to the restaurant Zornića kuća and try the local specialty, the leskovački roštilj, a type of grilled meat that is popular in the Balkans.

Spend the day exploring the nearby town of Kragujevac, the former capital of Serbia. Visit the First Serbian Uprising Museum, which tells the story of the Serbian Uprising of 1804, and the Museum of Contemporary Art, which houses a collection of Serbian modern art.

After your visit to the museums, head to the Šumarice Memorial Park, a site dedicated to the victims of the Kragujevac massacre, a World War II atrocity committed by the German occupation forces.

For dinner, head to the restaurant Giardino, located in the center of Kragujevac. Try the local specialty, the karađorđeva šnicla, a type of breaded and fried meat stuffed with kajmak cheese.

Spend the day exploring the nearby town of Kraljevo, located on the banks of the Ibar River. Visit the Zica Monastery, one of the most important monasteries in Serbia, and the Maglic Fortress, a medieval fortress that dates back to the 13th century.

After your visits, head to the nearby village of Vrnjačka Banja and relax in the natural hot springs.

For dinner, head to the restaurant Konak Knezevina, located in the center of Kraljevo. Try the local specialty, the kraljevačka prženica, a type of fried bread stuffed with cheese and ham.