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Soko Banja in Serbia is a fantastic hidden gem in the heart of Europe, perfect for nature lovers and those seeking a peaceful getaway. The surrounding nature is stunning, with beautiful hills, mountains, rivers, and forests to explore. It has a lot of spa places, including the traditional Turkish hamam. Some of the must see in Soko Banja: Ozren, Župan plaža, Pećina, Borići, Bovan lake (Bovansko jezero), restaurants in the pedestrian street. While the town's infrastructure isn't the best, it's gradually improving. And you will not mind it, as hospitality of the locals, prices will shock you in a positive way! A big plus is the affordability—accommodation and the delicious local food are incredibly cheap, making it a great destination for travelers on a budget. Definitely worth a visit!

Nice small tourist place, some interesting walks (up the hill). Good food and friendly people. Good historical points from the 19th century relating to then Archibishop Of Serbia, Mitropolit Mahailo.

Soko Banja is known for the benefits of the termo-mineral baths, but we also had very good impressions from the exceptional natural beauties in the city's surroundings. Waterfalls, forests, parks, picnic areas, many hiking trails with different levels of difficulty... Our recommendation is to visit the Ripaljka waterfall, the small lake of Ozren, Lepterija, Sokograd, Borici, Banjica park, Moravica river with its beaches and of course the thermo-mineral baths. The air is so clean and light, so you feel incredibly refreshed after your stay.

Beautiful nature. Organized parks. We eat in the restaurant Zupan. The food was so delicious that we went there few times. Not expensive. Hotel Soko Terme have 3 pools with termo mineral water. We pay daily tickets

Besides city center and its parks, the rest of the town has bad roads and no sidewalks for the pedestrians. Theres is an accute shortage of water-bad pressure in the system. The best thing is its air, and the nature arround. The worst thing is the winter period-everybody burns wood&coal-heavy pollution and smog, especially in the lower parts

The nature outside of city is perfect and there is a lot to see, to do and experience. Some of the musts are Lepterija, Ripaljka, Borici, Popovica, Moravica... Both parks in the city are very nice and clean, a lot better then 10 years ago. There is a lot of restaurants and fast foods and prices are very affordable comparing to Belgrade or other large cities. My advice for first time visitors is to park your car and go everywhere by foot. Only thing i didn't like is a lot of abandon dogs on the streets. They were friendly but they had fights between themselves, so it wasn't pleasant to be around it.