Places to Visit in Serbia

Belgrade is the capital of modern day Serbia and Montenegro. It rests on the hills above the valley where the river Sava and the Danube meet towards the centre-north of Serbia. The first settler of the territory of present day Belgrade date back to four thousand years B.C. and nearby Vinca is a prehistoric location with remains ... Next >>>

Novi Sad is Serbia’s second largest city and the capital of the northern Vojvodina Province. It is situated on the banks of the Danube River. The city doesn’t have an airport, but is easily accessibly by regular... Next >>>

Nis, a city of Nisava is located on the banks of the Nisava River. As the biggest city of South Serbia it has a population of around 250,000 people. Niš Constantine the Great Airport is the international airport of the country, having a destination code of INI. It is the administrative... Next >>>

Podgorica, located in the south-eastern part of Montenegro, is the capital city. This city of approximately 136,400 inhabitants is the administrative and cultural centre of the country. Podgorica enjoys a Mediterranean climate. Summers are hot and dry with average ... Next >>>

Subotica is a province and municipality of north Serbia and is situated in the region of Vojvodina. It is second largest city of Vojvodina, bearing a population of 99,981 people as per the 2002 census. The city is the administrative centre of the North Backa District. The name Subotica is a Hungarian word,... Next >>>

Kragujevac is the fourth biggest city of Serbia and is located on the coasts of the Lepenica River. It is the major city and administrative centre of the Sumadija province. The city is blessed with a full-fledged university built in 1838, one grammar school at Gimnazija, a military academy and a professional... Next >>>