Destinations

The Iron Gates is the great Danube gorge between Serbia and Romania, 134 km long in its widest sense. The road along the Serbian bank has several stops…

After the lifts close, Kopaonik’s resort center fills with bars and restaurants. In high season this is one of the liveliest places in the Serbian…

Zlatar Lake, also called Kokin Brod, is an artificial lake on the Uvac river between Zlatibor and Zlatar, about 15 km from Nova Varoš. It covers 7.25 km²…

Central Kragujevac is a lively student city, with cafés and shops around its main pedestrian streets. It is the place to take a break between the historic…

The lakes at the edge of Bela Crkva are a popular summer spot, with clear water in old gravel pits. The town itself has about 7,500 people, and it gets…

This short lane was once the street of the coppersmiths and tinkers. Today it is the most atmospheric place for a drink or dinner in…

Tabula Traiana is a Roman plaque set up by Emperor Trajan to mark his military road along the Danube, built between AD 98 and 100. It has been protected…

Subotica City Hall was built between 1908 and 1912 to designs by Marcell Komor and Dezső Jakab, in the Hungarian Secession style. It is one of the great…

Kaluđerski Skok is described as Serbia’s tallest waterfall. It is a serious hike: about 6 km and 700 m of climbing from Topli Do, in around 2 hours each…

St George’s Church at Oplenac is the mausoleum of the Karađorđević royal family, on top of a hill in Topola. Nearby Topola is where Karađorđe was chosen…