Traditional wooden architecture, cinematic imagination and the landscapes of Mokra Gora come together in a mountain village unlike anywhere else in Serbia.
Stay Inside a Village Built From Imagination
Rising above the valleys of Mokra Gora, Mećavnik – Drvengrad is far more than a conventional mountain resort. Created by filmmaker Emir Kusturica during the production of Life Is a Miracle, this carefully constructed wooden village brings together traditional architecture, contemporary culture and the quiet beauty of western Serbia.
Accommodation is spread across residences, apartments, traditional houses and rooms integrated into the village itself. Wooden interiors, cobbled streets and small squares give every stay a strong sense of place, while restaurants serving local food, a cinema, gallery and cultural spaces transform Mećavnik into a destination that invites guests to remain long after sightseeing ends.
The experience extends beyond Drvengrad through swimming pools, saunas, a hammam, sports facilities and the nearby landscapes of Tara and Mokra Gora. Eight kilometres away, Hotel Iver and its ski area offer winter slopes and panoramic mountain views, while hiking, cycling and excursions make Mećavnik equally rewarding during the warmer months.
