Serbia Travel Guide


Serbia Travel Guide
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Serbia Travel Guide

Welcome to Serbia, a country nestled in the heart of the Balkans, where rich history, diverse landscapes, and warm hospitality await travelers. Serbia’s story is a tapestry woven with centuries of cultural heritage and resilience.

With roots dating back to ancient times, Serbia has seen the rise and fall of empires, from the Roman and Byzantine periods to Ottoman rule. The Serbian medieval kingdom played a crucial role in shaping the nation’s identity, preserving its Orthodox Christian traditions and language. In 1389, the famous Battle of Kosovo took place, a symbol of Serbian resistance against the Ottomans.

The 19th century marked a significant turning point when Serbia gained autonomy from the Ottoman Empire, eventually becoming a kingdom. The 20th century brought both turmoil and triumph, with Serbia playing a central role in the formation of Yugoslavia. The breakup of Yugoslavia in the 1990s resulted in conflicts that deeply affected the region, but Serbia has since made remarkable strides towards stability and development.

Today, Serbia welcomes visitors with open arms, offering a wealth of historical sites, including Belgrade’s imposing Kalemegdan Fortress, the medieval monasteries of Studenica and Žiča, and the picturesque town of Novi Sad. Its diverse landscapes, from the fertile plains of Vojvodina to the rugged beauty of the Tara National Park, make Serbia a destination that caters to every traveler’s interests. Join us as we explore this multifaceted nation, where the past harmoniously coexists with the present.

 

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Top 5 Things To See & Do In Serbia
Belgrade
Belgrade, the capital of Serbia is a vibrant interesting city with a great eating scene, interesting buildings and a fully walled fort with views that stretch on and on and lots more to see and do.
Novi Sad
A pretty town with buzzing cafes, bars and restaurants plus a number of parks to stroll in. The pedestrianised main thoroughfare makes getting around the city easy. Don't miss the music festival in July
Nis
Nis is Serbias third biggest town and named for the river it sits on the Nisava. Nis is a busy university city with a long and interesting history and is well worth a stop over
Fruska Gora
Fruska Gora is a mountain and National Park in Northern Serbia. A fascinating area to explore where you will find ancient monasteries dating back to the 15th century many of which can be visited. Also visit vineyards - vines were first planted by the Romans in 3AD
Zlatibor
Gentle mountains and pretty villages and a winter ski scene have made Zlatibor a popular destination in recent years. Get away from the over-commercialism and you can still find quaint villages and interesting scenery. Zlatibor is in western Serbia.
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