Negotin is a town located in eastern Serbia, near the border with Bulgaria. It is part of the Borski District and has a rich history that dates back to ancient times. The town is known for its wine production, particularly Negotinska Tamjanika, a local grape variety. The surrounding area features beautiful landscapes, including the Timok River and nearby hills. Negotin also has several cultural landmarks, such as the Negotin Fortress and various churches, reflecting its historical significance. The town serves as a center for trade and agriculture in the region.