In the heart of the spacious and fertile Leskovian valley, fifty kilometres long and forty five kilometres wide, lies the city of Leskovac. It abounds in a great variety of geographic features and tourist facilities which will attract even the most particular of visitors. Apart from this multitude of features and facilities, Leskovac is also an important transit centre, providing links to Southern Europe (Greece), North-Western Europe via Belgrade, the Adriatic Sea via Priština, and the Black Sea and the Eurasian corridor via Sophia. The territory of the municipality of Leskovac is situated at an altitude between 210 and 240 meters above sea level.
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Festivities have an almost decisive role in the development of tourism in this region. It is nearly certain that the Leskovac Grill Specialties Festival became a brand name by which Leskovac is recognized beyond the borders of Serbia.
Leskovac is a city which lies on the corridor of passage of international trains which, from Europe, travel to Sofia, Salonica, and Athens. The most important road is the E 75 which connects Hungary and the Macedonian border. From Leskovac, regional roads lead to Priština, Pirot and Bosilegrad.
International trains which, from Europe, travel to Skoplje, Salonica and Athens, pass through this city.The Valley of Leskovac is criss-crossed with roads. The most important is the road E 75 which connects Hungary and the Macedonian border. From Leskovac, regional roads lead to Priština, Pirot and Bosilegrad.
