We travel Serbia seeking out Serbian food, wine, the best things to do in Serbia and accommodation in Serbia for you.
Serbia Official Language: Serbian
Currency Of Serbia: Serbian Dinar (RSD)
Serbian Population: 8,738,150
Capital City: Belgrade
National Day: 15th February
Timezone: UTC +1 (UTC +2 during summer)
International Airports In Serbia: Nikola Tesla International Airport (previously known as Belgrade Airport or Surcin Airport), Kraljevo “Morava” Airport, Nis Constanstine the Great Airport, Vrsac International Airport, and Uzice Ponikve Airport. Belgrade Airport is the busiest airport in Serbia.
Serbia, officially known as the Republic of Serbia is a landlocked country in the Balkans, that shares borders with Montenegro, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Hungary, Macedonia, Romania, and Albania/Kosovo.
It has been inhabited since the Paleolithic ages, a fact that can be attested to by the human fragments found in the Sicevo Gorge.
Various rulers and settlements have come and gone since then, and the country has withstood wars and revolutions.
While cities in Serbia show signs of modernization and varied industry, the ancient mountains and beautiful valleys are filled with villages and towns to explore.
If you want to explore a land that is brimming with history, culture, gastronomy, and nature and is not as run over by tourists as other European countries, Serbia is the ideal place to visit!
Serbian Traditional Food:
- Cevapcici sausages
- Skembici, a tripe soup
- Pecenje aka whole roast pork or lamb joints
- Punjene Paprika, or bell peppers stuffed with mince
- Komplet Lepinja, a big bun stuffed with eggs and cream, before being drenched in lamb or pork fat
- Sarma, minced beef rolled in cabbage leaves
- Karadordeva Snicla, a creamy breaded patty
- Karageorge’s Schnitzel that’s stuffed with clotted cream
- Pule, an expensive and cheese made from donkey milk
- Pihtije, a jelly made with pork cubes
Top Things To Do In Serbia:
- Explore the Belgrade Fortress complex
- See the captivating St Sava Church at night
- See amazing architecture at Studentica Monastery
- Explore the Palic National Park
- See the Rock Formations of Davolja Varos
- Ride Tito’s Blue Train
- See the rich architecture on Belgrade’s Knez Mihailova Street
- Walk among the beautiful gravestones at Rajac Cemetery
- See the Petrovaradin Citadel and its clock tower with reversed time-hands
- Try authentic Serbian food in Belgrade’s Old Quarter, Skadarlija
- Set a padlock on the Bridge of Love in Vrnjacka Banja
- Visit Golubac Fortress
- See the weapons that are now chandeliers in Ruzica Church
- Cruise on the Danube
- Pay homage at the Red Cross Concentration Camp in Nis
- Take in the stunning scenery at Zaovine
- Delight your taste buds in the city of Leskovac
- Walk through an ancient cave network at Resavska Pecina
Major Places Not To Skip:
- Beautiful Tara National Park
- Felix Romuliana World Heritage Site in the ancient town of Gamzigrad
- Small town Bela Crkva
- Bustling Belgrade.
- Ottoman-influenced Niš
- The Isle of Ada Medica
- Djerdap National Park
- Town of Despotovac
- Novi Sad Beach
- Drvengrad Timber Town
- Historic Smederevo
- Kopaonik National Park
- Spa town Sokobanja
- Village of Mokra Gora
