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Tag: Serbia
Love it or hate it, Subotica’s architecture is this Serbian town’s greatest draw.
The hills of Fruška Gora in Vojvodina are dotted with architectural masterpieces.
With its charming wooden carriages and sensational views, this unique railway is a wonderful excursion and certainly not just one for rail buffs. In…
Capital of Vojvodina and, with a population of more than a quarter of a million, Serbia’s second-largest city, Novi Sad is a relatively prosperous,…
Golubac Fortress lies 5km east of the Serbian town of Golubac, about a 50-minute journey along the main road from the village. It is…
Deliberately remote, the Monastery of Studenica sits in splendidly mountainous surroundings, high above the river that bears the same name, and even higher above…
The medium-sized Serbian town of Vršac lies out on a limb in the southeast Banat and is not a place you would pass through…
Sitting among low hills where the Raška has its confluence with the Ljudska, is the large town of Novi Pazar (New Bazaar), capital of…
With an estimated population of over 260,000, Niš is Serbia’s third-largest city. Authors of long-defunct guidebooks to the former Yugoslavia talk of a large…
Some 28km south of Kuršumlija, this strange and surreal collection of rocks constitute what is perhaps Serbia’s most intriguing natural landmark. Those who have…
Health Medical treatment in Serbia is available free to UK residents on production of a UK passport. If you are a UK resident but…
Climate Serbia has a climate similar to the rest of southeast Europe, although it rarely gets as hot as Greece during the summer months…
Visas Nationals from UN member states that do not have diplomatic relations require visas to enter Serbia; however, most foreign visitors do not require…
The first thing anyone will tell you about Serbia’s capital is that it does not live up to its name – Belgrade, or Beograd…