Belgrade to Kopaonik by Car Renting a car at Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport provides flexibility and the opportunity to enjoy the Serbian countryside at your own pace. However, be prepared for winter driving conditions. Several car rental companies are available at the airport. Keep in mind that you will not Read more…
Petrovaradin Fortress The Petrovaradin fortress is the most recognized historical and cultural heritage to visit in Novi Sad, Serbia. It is a signature city attraction for tourists. It is situated on the right bank of Danube. It is the second-largest fortress in Europe, dates back to the 17th century. This Read more…
Kovilj Monastery Kovilj Monastery also known as ‘Jewel of Bačka’ is located in northern Serbian province Vojvodina near Novi Sad. This Serb orthodox monastery in the Bačka region was founded by the Serb archbishop Saint Sava in the early 13th century. It is considered as one of the most colossal Read more…
Sremski Karlovci If you are a wine lover then the perfect wine tasting tour from Novi Sad or from Belgrade is to visit the charming wine town of Sremski Karlovci in Vojvodina province. It is located on the banks of Danube just a 15-minute drive from Novi Sad. The town Read more…
In Belgrade, you have more than 10 taxi companies available. The safest way to use taxi services in Belgrade is to call and order a cab. Avoid going into taxi vehicles of unknown companies located in tourist locations or in front of night clubs. It is safest to call some Read more…
Felix Romuliana, The Most Important Roman Palace in Serbia to Visit Serbia is an exceptionally rich country when it comes to the Roman legacy. 17 emperors were born here, and built palaces, temples, and cities, as the rich eastern territories of the Empire were gaining importance with respect to Read more…
The First Prehistoric Village Organised in Europe: Best Place for archaeology lovers to Visit Sandstone sculpture typical is the culture of Lepenski Vir, with an aspect between human and fish, from the period of 6,300 to 5,900 BC, which can be seen in the new museum that the Serbian Read more…
The history of the Žiča Monastery in Serbia is essentially the story of the Serbian Orthodox Church. The impressive monastery is a national symbol and a place we often talk about, but which leaves visitors speechless. This true Orthodox sanctuary remains a symbol of 800 years of inspiration and faith Read more…
Visit the National Park Tara in West Serbia In the far west of Serbia, bordering the Drina River that separates the country from Bosnia, the Tara National Park is a major site full of natural beauties. Located 162 km from the Serbian capital, this mountain range covers 19,175 ha Read more…