Loznica

The city extends along the right bank of the Drina River, surrounded by the mountain Gučevo and fertile agricultural lands at 142 meters elevation.

The settlement traces its origins to the Neolithic period, evolving through Roman times when it was known as Ad Drinum due to local grapevine cultivation.

The annual Vukov Sabor festival in September draws 30,000 visitors to celebrate the legacy of Serbian language reformer Vuk Stefanović Karadžić.

Visitors can reach Loznica through multiple transport options, including regular bus connections from Belgrade and a railway station serving regional destinations.

The HI Viskoza factory, established in 1957, employed 10,000 workers at its peak, marking the largest industrial development in the city's modern history.

Location: Loznica City

Elevation above the sea: 142 m

Website: http://loznica.rs

GPS coordinates: 44.53333,19.22583

Latest update: May 27, 2025 08:56