Gornja Crnuća
Country: Serbia
Region: Europe
Period: 1815-1818CE
Location: 44.066667°N, 20.583333°E
Description
Gornja Crnuća is a small village in central Serbia, situated along the banks of the Morava River. Though a relatively quiet rural area today, it was historically significant as the temporary capital of the Principality of Serbia in the early 19th century. Its serene environment and close proximity to Kragujevac make it a peaceful place to explore Serbian history and heritage.
Modern Remains
Today, Gornja Crnuća remains a peaceful village with historical significance for those interested in Serbia's national rebirth. While there are no grand structures remaining from the capital period, visitors can explore the local churches and old houses that preserve the heritage of the area. The village's surrounding natural beauty also offers opportunities for hiking and enjoying the tranquility of rural Serbia.