Drvengrad (Küstendorf)
Дрвенград (Мећавник)
A wooden village built by director Emir Kusturica by hand for his film, with log houses, stone-paved streets and references to the movies everywhere.
Drvengrad sits on Mećavnik hill above Mokra Gora and is a village in traditional style built by director Emir Kusturica when he was filming Life Is a Miracle. It is made entirely of logs, and its streets are named after Che Guevara, Fellini, Andrić and others. It has a small chapel, a cinema, galleries and restaurants. The Küstendorf Film and Music Festival is held here every January. Admission costs about 300 dinars (check on site). The restaurant in the village is popular for its Serbian smoked meat platter and stews. It sits above Mokra Gora station on the Šargan Eight railway, a 15-minute walk away, so the two are well suited to a single day.
Opening hours
About 08:00–20:00
Nearby sights
- Šargan Eight Railway
- Zaovine Lake
- Rača Monastery
- Vrelo River & Perućac Lake
- Tornik
- Tara National Park & Banjska Stena
- Drina River House
- Zlatibor Gold Gondola