About the facility

Club RTB Bor is the most beautiful place in Brestovačka Spa, at an altitude of 385 meters, and from the Bor is located nine kilometers. The accommodation and catering facility was completely renovated in the past two years, and is today one of the most luxuriously equipped facilities of its kind in eastern Serbia. There are 12 luxury and 18 standard rooms (three suites), four banquet rooms, a separate part of the room with a capacity of 30 seats (including internet connection, TV room with satellite TV and home theater system, projector and screen). That is why the club RTB Bor ideal for organizing seminars and conferences. With its own parking area, a restaurant with 250 seats and a summer terrace with 100 seats, a favorite place for all major events. Here there are rooms with balconies which look over the forests of Brestovacka Banja Spa, which are equipped with stylish furniture, various premises and amenities that evoke "good past times", while on the upper floor there are luxurious rooms and apartments with and without balconies, decorated along the highest hotel and tourist standards. Some of rooms can be joined by connected doors so to provide more beds and space. Gastronomic club offers the highest level and ranges from traditional to international cuisine. Guests staying in Brestovacka Banja Spa are offered with interesting activities which make their vacations interesting and: walking, trekking, bathing in spa and swimming in Bor Lake, underwater swim, fishing, hunting, mountaineering, picking medicinal herbs, harvesting forest plants, mountain-bike cycling, discovering way of life in rustic hamlets, where sheep milking and sheering is performed, production of authentic cheese and kackavalj...

ATRAKCIJE

In close proximity of Brestovačka Spa are Zlotske Caves, Bor lake which is 10km away, archaeological site of Felix Romuliana – the Imperial Palace which is UNESCO site, and Gamzigrad Spa. Guests visiting Brestovačka Spa can visit konak Kneza Miloša /Prince Milos Obrenovic Manor/ built in 1837, which is example of Serbian architecture of the first half of the 19th century, Palace of Prince Aleksandar Karađorđević from 1856, where life was organized as in European palaces and ceremonies were performed, the Turkish baths, and reconstructed old spa baths. The historical-ethnographic exhibition of Mining and Metallurgy Museum of Bor is on display in the premises of Milošev konak.

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