Sisevac

Sisevac, Paracin

Sisevac - Most important information

Sisevac is a village located in the municipality of Paracin, on the banks of the river Crnica. It is located in the Pomoravski district and also houses the Sisojevac monastery from the 14th century, the name of which is related to the priest Sisoje. Today, 16 inhabitants live in the settlement of Sisevac, but it is still a developed tourist place.

History of Sisevac
Sisevac was mentioned for the first time in 1389 when empress Milica said in a charter the priest Sisoje to whom Paracin, a former part of the Petruska region, was given. The settlement grew only around 1860, after the discovery of coal mines.

Characteristics of Sisevac
Although Sisevac is not a mainly populated place, it is highly developed for tourism and is visited by many who come to Paracin.
  • Sisevac is one of the pearls of Paracin's tourist offer: Located at the source of the Crnica River, in a beautiful valley surrounded by forests, Sisevac is a unique picnic spot in this region. The wind rose present here brings freshness to all tourists and thus creates an ideal destination for tourists.
Significance of Sisevac
In addition to the clear rivers, thermal waters, and clean air that dominate this area, Sisevac has also developed excellent tourist potential.
  • In Sisevac, you can enjoy the famous thermal baths: During the summer, in Sisevac, you can relax in different pools where the thermal water has a temperature of up to 36 degrees. Also, the Potočara local cuisine restaurant will offer you excellent traditional specialties and fresh trout since there is a pond nearby.
How to get to Sisevac?
It is possible to get to Sisevac from Paracin by car, and the trip will take about 40 minutes.
  • By car: From the central part of Paracin, you must follow Vojvode Misica street and then turn onto the E-75 highway. It is necessary to take the highway to Cuprija, where you will turn off onto road 160. This route will take you to the town of Sisevac. 

Amenities

Type of Attractions
  • Brige
  • Museum

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