Belgrade is not the prettiest capital, but it might be the one where you’ll have the most fun – it’s a place which hurtles towards a better future while its chaotic past unravels before your eyes, but it is also the place with possibly the best nightlife in eastern Europe. It would take at least […]
Welcome to one of Europe’s friendliest countries! Everything you thought you knew about Serbia is not true. With a all it has, this country doesn’t know how to ‘take it easy’. The capital Belgrade is a great competition to Berlin as a party destination, the city of Novi Sad hosts the super-popular Exit festival and […]
The capital of Serbia has become one of the most popular tourist destinations over the past decade thanks to its good connections with the rest of Europe and low prices. But did you know what other places near Belgrade you can visit within 2 hours drive and less? That’s why we give you the list […]
Fruska gora is the biggest mountain in Vojvodina province, not far from Novi Sad, and since 1960 it has also been one of 5 national parks of Serbia. The mountain is about 80 kilometres long, and probably 90 million years old. Scientists like to call it ‘the mirror of geological past’ because of many animal […]
National park Tara is one of 5 Serbian national parks. It stands out from other parks by its Serbian spruce forests (a protected and endangered species), discovered by botanist Josif Pancic in 1875. Besides spruce, the park is also characterized by primeval forests of beech and fir. The park was founded in 1981, and it […]
Djerdap National Park in northeastern Serbia is a great destination for all. It’s the country’s largest national park and was established in 1974. Doesn’t matter if you are a free-spirited adventure-seeking individual or a couple that would love to spend a magic few days in a fairy-tail land, or even a family seeking refuge from […]
Nis is the third biggest town in Serbia with a population of app 183 000. It is the business, administrative, cultural and university centre of south-eastern Serbia. The town has for a long time been known as the “Gate of the East and the West” because it is located at the crossroads connecting Europe with […]
Novi Sad is the second biggest town in Serbia and it is the administrative centre of Vojvodina (province) and Juzna Backa which is a part of Vojvodina. The town is located in the southern part of the Pannonian Basin, between the regions of Backa and Srem, on the banks of the Danube river.
Belgrade is the capital of the Republic of Serbia with a population of 1 250 000. By population it is the fourth largest city in Southeastern Europe, after Istanbul, Athens and Bucharest. Thanks to its favourable traffic position, rich nightlife and cultural and natural heritage, the city attracts a lot of tourists. Public transport in […]