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Rotating Restaurant 360
Dinner that turns
A revolving dining room at Grand & Sky Hotel Tornik, turning slowly above the Zlatibor plateau.

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About Rotating Restaurant 360
On the top floor of the Tornik Sky hotel, this revolving restaurant turns slowly and almost imperceptibly as you dine, so the Zlatibor landscape unfolds around your table course by course. It is counted among the largest of its kind. The kitchen serves carefully prepared Serbian and international dishes to a backdrop of soft music, and the room is hung with life-size portraits of medieval founders and rulers, with a helipad crowning the roof. Romantic dinners and celebrations suit it best; book a table for sunset and make an evening of it.
Our take
- Slowly revolving
- Panoramic plateau views
- Sunset tables
- Address
- Zlatibor, the Balkans
- Website
- hoteltornik.rs
- @hoteltornik
- Our city guide
- On our Belgrade guide
- Price guide
- €€€ (restaurants price guide)
Opening hours, prices and seasonal openings change, so please check with Rotating Restaurant 360 before you go.
Last checked: October 2026 How we choose
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