Serbia: Travelling & Vacation
A trip to Serbia is definitely worth it. There are about 10 million residents, countless possibilities for a wonderful holiday.
Due to the rich history of Serbia, dating back to the 7th century, the country has many cultural attractions and sights, especially in cities like Belgrade and Novi Sad.
But for the nature lover, there are plenty of opportunities in this sparsely populated country: mountains, lakes, rivers and vast landscapes, but also spas and wine routes.
If only officially a republic since 2006, since the secession of Montenegro as a fact, this relatively young holiday destination is a newcomer among the established order of France, Germany and Spain.
Latest additions to Serbia
Kalemegdan Fortress
Belgrade
The Kalemegdan Fortress At the confluence of the Sava and the Danube the Kalemegdan Fortress was constructed by the Serbian Despot Stefan Lazarevic in the XIV century and later on reconstructed by Austrians since 1717 on under the Vauban...
St. Sava Kathedraal
Belgrade
The Cathedral of Saint Sava is an Orthodox church in Belgrade, Serbia, the largest Orthodox cathedral on the Balkans, and one of the largest Orthodox cathedrals in the world. The church is dedicated to Saint Sava, founder of the Serbian Orthodox...
Royal
Belgrade
The ROYAL hotel is one of the oldest hotels in Belgrade. The hotel was built during the last century (1885) and was named “ROYAL”. The hotel changed its name to “Toplice” in the year of 1953 but in the year of 2001 the hotel restored its...
Townhouse
Belgrade
TOWNHOUSE 27 is the first authentic boutique hotel in Belgrade, Serbia. Our concept was to combine impeccable service with modern architecture and minimalist interior design that exude a mix of cosmopolitan and cosy ambiance. Soothing colour...
Union Hotel
Belgrade
The hotel UNION was built in 1922 with architectural features typical for buildings of the beginning of the XX century. It is categorized as a three-star hotel. The hotel UNION is situated in the very heart of the business and cultural center of...
Palace Hotel
Belgrade
The hotel is situated in the central part of Belgrade, 200m away from Knez Mihajlova, the main shopping street, and near Kalemegdan - Belgrade's medieval fortress and park. There is a wonderful view from the Belgrade Panorama restaurant onto the...
Skadarlija
Belgrade
Below Stari grad, wedged between the descending avenues Francuska and Makedonska, third street paved in an ancient way is an attraction not to be missed. Since Gipsy have put their painting ateliers and their cabarets in XIX century its reputation...
De Oude Stad
Belgrade
Between the fortress of Kalemegdan and the Square of the Republic, the walking street Knez Mihailova cuts a furrow on one of the town heights. According to the first urbanity plan from 1866, the greatest Serbian have there established their...
Hotel Balkan
Belgrade
Hotel Balkan is an oasis of peace and cosiness, placed amidst the boiling energy and tumultous life of Belgrade center, daily visited by thousands of people, and is an ideal basis for businessmen as well as for leasure travellers. It is in the...
Kaona Klooster
Kanoa
The great complex of monastery Kaona is an oasis spread on many kilometers in an area called Flat meadows ( Ravne livade), while a fish- stocked pond and a water fountain leave no one indifferent. Next to the church, there is an unusual building...