Places

In the town centre. The Tourist Organisation calls it the memorial fountain to the fighters who fell for freedom and unification (1809-1918). Locally it is known as the “at the four lions” fountain, and the town tour led by the Tourist Organisation starts from here.

A building in the academic-national style, built around 1930. The cultural and artistic life of the town took place here, and today it is the seat of TV Vlasotince.

The house of a well-known merchant and leading industrialist between the two world wars. Milan Valčić's descendants gave it to the town, and today it houses a branch of the town library. Entry is free, but you must announce your visit in advance.

The house of the painter and collector Hristifor Crnilović. His collection of traditional costumes, jewellery, tools and weapons from the 19th century is today a permanent exhibition in Manak's House in Belgrade. Who Crnilović was

Founded on 26 December 1972. It has a gallery and a cinema hall with 370 seats, where films are shown, meetings are held and plays are staged. The building stands on the site of a former hotel owned by Proka Crnilović, father of Hristifor Crnilović.

Phone 016 877 466.

A monument to the fallen fighters or, as its author called it, the Sanctuary. It was put up in 1975 to mark the day Vlasotince was liberated, and it is the work of the architect Bogdan Bogdanović.

The Church of the Synaxis of the Holy Archangel Gabriel stands in a spacious yard beside the main road. It is not known exactly when it was built, most probably in the thirties of the 19th century. It was renovated in 2021.

An embankment built from July 1954, after the flood of 1948, to the plan of the engineer Milan Nešić. Part of the programme of the Wine Ball and of Summer in Vlasotince is held on it; in 2024 and 2026 Ukusi juga (Tastes of the South) took place there, and in 2019 the embankment was decorated with the murals “Sinovi vlasotinački” (Sons of Vlasotince). The embankment and the river