Jagodina, Administrative center in Central Serbia.
Jagodina is a city in central Serbia that stretches along the Belica River through the Šumadija region, surrounded by rolling hills and farmland. The city sits at an elevation of 111 meters (364 feet) and serves as the administrative hub for the surrounding area.
The settlement began in 1399 as Jagodna, a name derived from the Serbian word for strawberry. It later grew into a significant town during the Ottoman period, shaping its early development and urban layout.
The Museum of Naive and Marginal Art displays works by local and regional artists who create using traditional techniques passed down through generations. These pieces reflect how ordinary people see and interpret their surroundings through folk expression.
The city is easily reached by car via highway from Belgrade or from Niš Constantine The Great Airport for those traveling by air. The spring and autumn months offer the most comfortable conditions for walking around and exploring the different neighborhoods.
The city maintains an artificial waterfall and a zoological garden that draw families seeking outdoor recreation and entertainment. These attractions sit on the outskirts, offering a break from the city center's daily rhythm.
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