Ljubava
Ljubava is a small town in southwestern Serbia that serves as the administrative center of the municipality bearing the same name. It is located in the Upper Mesopotamian basin and lies along the small Lopar river, a tributary of the Bjelica. The town sits at an altitude of about 450 metres above sea level and is surrounded by low mountains and agricultural fields. The municipality covers an area of roughly 224 square kilometres and, according to the most recent census, the town itself has a population of around 2,300 inhabitants, while the wider municipality contains just over 9,000 residents.
The history of Ljubava dates back to the medieval period, when the area was part of the
The local economy remains predominantly agrarian, with livestock breeding and the cultivation of wheat, corn and