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Vrnjačka Banja, situated at an altitude of 230 m in central Serbia, is the biggest and best-known spa in Yugoslavia. Already the Romans made use of the thermal mineral waters between the 2nd and 4th centuries AD. The Romans called the place Aquae orcinae. The oldest tourist organization on the Balkans, 'The Founding Association for the Prosperity of Vrnjačka Banja', initiated its modern development in 1868.
 

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