The Devil’s Town

Devil’s Town in Southern Serbia

Devil’s Town is a natural phenomenon in southern Serbia, near Kursumlija. It is known for tall stone formations, unusual relief and mineral water springs.

The main attraction is a group of stone pillars created by erosion. Many of them have stone blocks on top, which gives the landscape its dramatic and unusual appearance.

What makes Devil’s Town unique

The area has 202 stone figures. Some change or disappear over time, while natural erosion continues to shape the landscape and create new forms.

Visitors can walk to the formations and view them from marked sightseeing points. The site also has two water springs known for cold and acidic water.

How to visit Devil’s Town

Devil’s Town can be combined with southern Serbia routes and a visit to Nis. For a guided option, see the Nis Tour and Devil’s Town from Belgrade.

Private groups can request a tailored itinerary through Create Your Own Tour. For transport arrangements, visit Transfers.

FAQ

Where is Devil’s Town?
Devil’s Town is in southern Serbia, near Kursumlija.

What is Devil’s Town famous for?
It is famous for tall stone pillars created by erosion and for mineral water springs.

Can Devil’s Town be visited from Belgrade?
Yes, usually as part of a longer day trip or private route toward southern Serbia.

Can the visit be arranged for a private group?
Yes. The route can be adapted for private groups, business guests or organized group travel.