Serbia; village of Rogljevo: relief (wood carving) of patron of wine makers St Tryphun (Tryphon); on wine cellar door in historic wine village Rogljevske Pivnice; candidate UNESCO World heritage Site; background: In Rajac; just 2 km from Rogljevske Pivnice; once were up 270 wine cellars active. Today; 20 still are in use; some served as perfect background locations for international film makers. If in Rajacke Pivnice; don't miss to visit the only restaurant to celebrate meal with traditional Serbian dishes (www. toon. org. rs). In 19th century; several villages in Negotinska Krajina had these special wine villages. Today; only a few are left and - are now candidates as UNESCO World heritage sites. Also viallge of Rogljevo is famous for the production of high quality wine; for rich fauna and flora; medical herbs and wine festivals held here. But most exciting is a special architecture in the vicinity; the so called Rogljevske Pivnice; called also Rogljevsko Pimnice. This never inhabited village of 150 wine cellars (10 to 15 still functioning) was built around 1861; allowing the people to harvest the grapes in the nearby vineyards and staying there during harvest time. In 19th century; several villages in Negotinska Krajina had these special wine villages. Today; only a few are left and - are now candidates as UNESCO World heritage sites. More and more wine lovers following Serbian wine routes discover this unique time capsule; which once exported highest quality wines even to France; being paid in gold coins. The inscription of the French cellar in Rogljevske Pivnice is recording it. Visitors can stroll around and discover restored stone buildings and storages; semi buried into the ground; old barrels; tools for viniculture; some portrait of holy patron of wine makers; St. Triphun (Triphon); carriages and modern art. Tihomir; Mirjana and father in law; called Bara Petko will show around visitors and make them see the local wine museum and cellar; where all wines are ag