Apartment Panonka is located in a quiet and safe part of Leskovac, within a family house – perfect for guests looking for comfort and a relaxing atmosphere. The apartment offers a modern interior with all the essentials for a pleasant stay, including free WiFi, air conditioning, and parking. Shops and restaurants are just a short walk away: the Lasta grocery store is only 120 m away, while the larger supermarket Zlatni Trag is 500 m from the apartment. At 450 m you can enjoy traditional Serbian cuisine at the Groš restaurant, and the main city market is just 600 m away. For guests visiting for medical purposes, the SPEBO Medical Special Hospital for Infertility Treatment is 1.5 km from the property. The city center of Leskovac, with its promenade, cafes, and cultural attractions, is about 1.6 km away. The bus station is 3 km from the apartment, while the nearest airport, “Constantine the Great” in Niš, is 49 km away.

My name is Tatjana, and together with my family I manage Apartment Panonka. We love traveling and exploring new places, so we know how important it is to feel comfortable wherever you stay. That’s why we do our best to keep the apartment clean, cozy, and well-equipped with everything you might need for a carefree stay. We are always available for our guests – whether you need recommendations for the best local barbecue, sightseeing in town, or day trips in the area. Our goal is to make you feel welcome, relaxed, and right at home

In Leskovac, guests can visit the Šop Đokić House, built more than 140 years ago, as well as the Bora Dimitrijević “Piksla” House, a typical example of Balkan architecture. Notable landmarks also include the Odžaklija Church, built in 1803, and the Holy Trinity Cathedral. The surroundings of Leskovac offer plenty of opportunities for day trips: the hydropower plant in Vučje and the scenic Vučjanka River Canyon, as well as the Textile Industry Museum in Strojkovce. Above the village of Jašunje, visitors can find the Jašunje Monastery, while to the west lies the famous Caričin Grad (Justiniana Prima), founded in the 6th century by Emperor Justinian I. The city is also widely known for its most famous annual event – the Leskovac Grill Festival, a gastronomic celebration held every year at the end of August, attracting visitors from across the region.