Etno selo Vrhpolje
Etno selo Vrhpolje is an open-air museum near Ljubovija featuring wooden houses built in the style of traditional rural homes, filled with handmade furnishings and period objects. The village sits on the Drina riverbank and contains several structures named after fruit varieties, each showcasing how people lived and worked in this region's countryside.
The village was created to preserve and display how people lived in rural Serbian communities, particularly during the 19th and early 20th centuries when families relied on farming and local crafts. The structures and objects collected here reflect authentic examples of houses and traditions passed down through generations in this region.
The village displays traditional crafts like embroidery, wood carving, and weaving that locals practice and share with visitors. The houses contain handmade items such as woven rugs, embroidered cloths, and painted wooden chests that reflect how people decorated their homes long ago.
The village sits near the main road close to Ljubovija and is easy to reach by car from nearby towns. Simple wooden houses provide overnight accommodations, and a riverside restaurant serves local food, making it suitable for day trips or longer stays.
The village sits directly beside the Drina River, allowing visitors to fish, take small boat rides, or watch the water from the restaurant terrace overlooking the flow. This riverside setting distinguishes it from typical museums and makes the natural landscape an integral part of the experience.
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