Destinations
Where to go in Serbia
Seventeen places and regions, from the capital to the wild east, each with things to do, where to stay, how to get there and an FAQ.
Cities
DestinationBelgrade travel guideTwo rivers, a 2,000-year-old fortress, late nights and long lunches. Everything you need to plan your first visit.
DestinationNovi Sad travel guideSerbia’s second city: a fortress over the Danube, Austro-Hungarian streets and a relaxed café life.
DestinationNiš travel guideRoman roots, an Ottoman fortress, a lively old street and some of the best grilled meat in Serbia.
DestinationSubotica & Palić travel guideArt Nouveau palaces near the Hungarian border, and a lake resort 8 km away.
DestinationKragujevac travel guideSerbia’s first modern capital: Prince Miloš’s court, the oldest theatre in central Serbia and a moving WWII memorial park.
DestinationKraljevo & Žiča travel guideThe ‘town of kings’: Žiča Monastery, where Serbian kings were crowned, a hot sulphur spa and the gateway to Studenica.
DestinationLeskovac travel guideSerbia’s grill capital, home of the Roštiljijada festival and the most famous pljeskavica in the country.
DestinationSombor travel guideOne of the greenest towns in Europe: tree-lined streets, Austro-Hungarian palaces and the Danube wetlands next door.
Mountains and national parks
DestinationFruška Gora travel guideSerbia’s oldest national park: forested hills above the Danube, 16 medieval monasteries, wineries and trails, under an hour from Novi Sad.
DestinationZlatibor travel guideRolling pine hills, a heritage mountain railway, wooden villages and fresh air all year round.
DestinationTara National Park guideForested mountains above the Drina canyon, quiet lakes and some of the best viewpoints in Serbia.
DestinationKopaonik travel guideSerbia’s biggest ski resort in winter and a national park for hiking in summer.
DestinationStara planina travel guideWild mountains on the Bulgarian border, with Serbia’s highest peak and tallest waterfall.
DestinationUvac canyon travel guideEmerald river meanders, griffon vultures and an ice cave in southwest Serbia.
Regions and slow travel
RegionVojvodina: Europe in miniatureSix languages, Habsburg towns, wine and salaši in northern Serbia.
Slow travelRural Tourism in Serbia: Villages, Salaši and Ethno StaysWhere to sleep on a farm, eat home cooking and see village crafts, from Vojvodina’s salaši to the mountain villages of the west.
DestinationVršac & Deliblato Sands travel guideA wine town under a medieval tower, Europe’s largest sand dunes and the clear lakes of Bela Crkva.
Spa towns and road trips
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