Hadži-Prodanova Pecina Cave is named after Hadži - Prodan, the duke of Karadjordje /the leader of the First Serbian Uprising/ who was hiding soldiers in this cave during the Serbian rebellion lead by him against the Turkish occupation in the 19th century.
Mermerna Pecina Cave /Marble Cave/ is situated in the village of Donje Gadimje, about 20km south of Prishtina and some 360 km from Belgrade, on the eastern side of the Kosovo Valley, in the southern part of Serbia. The Marble Cave got its name after the metamorphosed limestone of which it was formed. The surrounding was composed basically of the old Paleozoic marbles that can be found only at eastern edges of the Kosovo Valley. These marbles are covered with volcanic lava dating back from the time of formation of the Kosovo Valley.
The Cave of Ceremošnja /Ceremošnja Pećina Cave/ is located at the north-east slopes of the Homolje Mountains at the altitude of 533 meters. Ceremošnja Pećina Cave is 150km away from Belgrade and 7 km from town of Kucevo, on the regional road connecting Belgrade and Kucevo.
Petnica Pecina Cave /Petnicka Pecina/ is situated in the western part of Serbia, 7.5km from the town of Valjevo, at the foot of a high limestone cliff. Petnica Pecina Cave is 500 meters long.
Potpećka Pecina Cave is situated 14 km away from the town of Užice in West Serbia and only 2km from the main Belgrade- Uzice road. Potpećka Pećina Cave lies on the northern part of the 932 meters high Dreznička Gradina Mountain near the village of Potpece, in the cliff which is
more than 80 meters high.
In caves inhabited by man during the Palaeolithic (Risovaca, Prekonoska cave, Baranica, Smolučka cave), some of the faunistic remains are from hunted animals.
"Rajkova Pecina Cave" - Rajko's Cave is located near the town of Majadanpek in Eastern Serbia, 200km east from Belgrade.
Resavska Pecina Cave - Resava cave is located in Eastern Serbia, 20 km from town of Despotovac in the carst field called Divljakovac. Resavska Pecina Cave - Resava Cave was the first arranged for visits in Serbia /1972/. The total length of Resavska Pecina Cave - Resava cave is 2,850 meters and the tourist paths is 800 m long.
Stopića Pećina Cave lies along the northern side of Zlatibor Mountain in the picturesque village of Rožanstvo in Western Serbia. Stopića Pećina Cave is only 19 km away from the popular Zlatibor tourist resort and is usually visited by guests staying there. Stopića Pećina Cave is considered as one of the most beautiful caves in Serbia.
This unique Cave system is situated on Pester Plateau in Sjenica Municipality. It consists of several connected caves : the Cave Usacka Pecina, the Cave Ledena Pecina and the pit Bezdana Jama with total length of 6.185 meters. This is the longest cave in Serbia.
