Kladovo Travel Guide

 nada.c Says:  Lokal beach is realy fine. If you dont mind swiming in the Danube, it is the thing you can try in the summer. In this picture you can see two countries. Boy is in Serbia, and the other side of river Danube is Romania. So, the two-countries-shot! 

 nada.c Says:  In 20th sencery industrial gigant is erected. Hydro electric power plant "Djerdap". This big dam change the way of live in this little town.It is great economic, engineering and social project. many people from Kladovo work in Djerdap. Erecting of plant improve the economy... 

 nada.c Says:  Look across the river Danube! You can see another country. Romania. When you are in Kladovo you can hear factory sirens from Romania anounces starts and finishes of working shift. You can also hear the train passing besides Danube, but on oposit site in Romania. It is realy... 

 nada.c Says:  If you have time, you must spend one day to see Lepenski Vir. It is about 60km from Kladovo on the road to Belgrade. On the right side of the river Danube prahistoric settlement is found. It is almost 8000 years old. Lepenski Vir is the most importen monument of prahistoric... 

 nada.c Says:  Long long ago this part of Serbia belonged to Rome empire. Rome emperor Trajan have built some miracle construction here. He achived to build a bridge accros river Danube. It is not easy today with our technology, and in 3th century...It is miracle. On the Serbia side there... 

 nada.c Says:  Ottomans erected this fortress in 1524, when they occupate this area. The name fetislam means the gate of peace. It is consist of two parts. Big town and little town. Little town was first built.It was military basis of that time. Big town is built later. Marble slabs areon... 

 tayloretc Says:  One of only two hotels in town, this is a large hotel along the river, one street from the center of town. It’s quite large, with about 200 rooms and suites, and at 8 stories it’s one of the tallest buildings in Kladovo. It’s got what looked like really nice conference... 

 nada.c Says:  The best thing about this hotel is location. It is located on the bank of the Danube. So, come out..you are on the quay. A view from rooms is wonderful, becouse Djerdap is the tallist building in Kladovo and Kladovo is quite flat town. 

 nada.c Says:  From May the 1st to 21st Septembar, main street in town is closed for traffic. It becomes big restorans. there are so many caffes, restorans.. You almost dont see where one is finished and the other starts. It is not very big, but it is very lively. 

 viddra Says:  Just a few kilometres from Kladovo are the signs of ancient Roman presence in these parts, particularly the remains of Emperor Traian's works.You can see the ruins of Traian's bridge over the Danube and also famous Tabula Traiana, a Roman monument to the cutting of a road in... 

 viddra Says:  Some 10km down the Danube from Kladovo Yugoslav and Romanian engineers built a hydro-powerplant in 1970. They called it Djerdap 1.It's 1 of the largest hydro-powerplants in Europe. We had that opportunity to visit it and find out more about how it works. 

 viddra Says:  About 2km from the hydro-powerplant Djerdap 1, when you go down the Danube, you'll find the ruins of a Roman and early Byzantine camp from the 2nd century. This was in fact the residence of Emperor Traian, who performed great building activities in the 'Iron Gate' region at... 

 viddra Says:  A couple of kilometres from Kladovo, there's a place where a more than 8000-year-old-settlement was found. It's called Lepenski Vir.Lepenski Vir is the name of the great whirlpool in the middle of Djerdap, the gorges of the Danube known as the 'Iron Gates.'If you want to...