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Could you possibly imagine a crown of stone on top of a mountain STOLOVI all covered in grass. Sounds superb, don’t you think?

"Komplet lepinja" is the best breakfast in the world!!! 🍴 This traditional specialty of the Western Serbia region has just been declared "the best breakfast in the world" for the year 2023, according to the online gastronomic guide "Atlas of Taste". It is an online travel guide to traditional food that collects authentic recipes, food critic reviews and research articles on popular ingredients and dishes. The list of the best foods is based on user ratings, which adds value

Welcome to Subotica, a smallish city in the north of Serbia. It is located in Vojvodina, near the border cross with Hungary.

Niš is the administrative center of the Nišava District and the third-largest city in Serbia , given that it has a population of 187,544 in its urban area. At least that is what was indicated by the official census carried out in 2011. The city of Niš bears the name of the eponymous Nišava River, which flows gently through the city. Back in the day the Celts gave it a name of Navissos as early as the 3rd century BC; the Roman name for it Naissus originates from it furth

Pekara Spasa is the baker's shop, located amid the hustle and bustle of Belgrade but still tucked away on a small side street in the Skadarlija quarter. Situated right at the very beginning of the most famous Belgrade bohemian 'borough', right above the famed fountain, normally referred to as " česma" and right by the flagpole with the traditional banner of Skadarlija, it has opened its doors for the sweet toothed lovers of widely known 'lepinja' with 'baked in-house' go

Zlakusa pottery making, which stands for hand-wheel pottery making in the village of Zlakusa, Serbia, refers to the superb skills and craftsmanship in the making of unglazed terracotta dishes for food boiling, cooking, roasting and such and are often used in households and restaurants across Serbia. Zlakusa terracotta earthenware was officially included in the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO in 2020. Zlakusa terracotta casserole

Serbia is believed to be a stunningly beautiful and a peculiar little country with a soul, its own customs and traditions which seem to be specific for the Serbs only with some minor variations in the Balkans surely. In a land where modernization and globalization tend to be rather sluggish, people are turning their attention to villages and a traditional way of life. In such circumstances , people have gotten close to each other and over time they seem to have formed

In this day and age, sadly companies specializing in umbrella repairs are few and far between.

1. The natural rarities of Tara The vast forests (80% of the national park is covered by coniferous and deciduous forests), clear lakes and

“Are you going to cry, Dr. Miškec?” Would I? I didn’t know. But ten university students were looking at me expectantly, waiting for my answer. I thought for a moment. “I might,” I finally admitted. It was 2018. We were in Višegrad, Bosnia, childhood home of author Ivo Andrić. My students and I were about to cross THE bridge, the very bridge that inspired Adrić’s Nobel Prize-winning novel, The Bridge on the Drina. Would I cry thinking about the characters who sold coffee here

"Belgrade may not be the prettiest capital in the world, but it makes up for it with a gritty resilience all of its own. Reminders of past rulers are everywhere – from grandiose Habsburg boulevards to cafes that recall the bygone days of Communist Yugoslavia." Source: BBC "Some 115 battles have been fought over imposing, impressive Kalemegdan; the citadel was destroyed more than 40 times throughout the centuries. Fortifications began in Celtic times, and the Romans extended

"Life is a miracle beyond comprehension, since it keeps being eroded and wasted away, still it endures and persists in the passage of time 'like the bridge on the Drina'.” "You keep telling me I am going to experience a burn out, that I will leave mere ashes behind, but at least I would know that I was fire. Yet, you will leave a mere slimelike trace behind" "In between the fear that something might happen and the hope that still it might not, there is much more room t

Dictionary of the Khazars Quotes “When we read, it is not ours to absorb all that is written. Our thoughts are jealous and they constantly blank out the thoughts of others, for there is not room enough in us for two scents at one time.” “I dream in a language I do not understand when I am awake.” “It is not I who mix the hues but your own vision,' he replied. 'I merely place them next to each other on the wall in their natural state; the beholder is the one to mix the colors

What did you do in Serbia? Did you like it there? These are the questions everyone seems to be hearing invariably on their arrival back...

PUSTITI KORENJE this phrase literally means - to grow roots , to settle down in one place , to become set in one’s ways and resistant to move or change; pustiti means to let something grow , koren means a root and korenje is its plural form. POZNAVATI NEŠTO kao SOPSTVENI DŽEP this phrase literally means - to know something as if it were your own pocket . Its equivalent in English is to know something ‘inside out’ , to know something very well; poznavati means to know, nešt

Warm, welcoming and a hell of a lot of fun – everything you never heard about Serbia (Србија) is true. Exuding a feisty mix of elan and inat (national trait of rebellious defiance), this country doesn’t do ‘mild’: Belgrade rivals Berlin as a party destination, the northern town of Novi Sad hosts the epic Exit festival, and even its hospitality is emphatic – expect to be greeted with rakija (fruit brandy) and a hearty three-kiss hello. taken from Lonely Planet Picture every

ISPRAVLJATI KRIVE DRINE ★ The literal translation of this phrase would be to make the curving Drina river flow straight and not to let the river zig zag which strikes as a futile feat, Its real meaning is to right the wrongs, to try to remedy the situation. ’. This idiom is normally used when one finds themselves in an unfortunate situation to not be able to find an easy way out, improve the situation or circumstances or to change the ways of the world. It is normally used in

IZAĆI/IZBITI NA LOŠ GLAS ★literally means to gain notoriety, to have your reputation tarnished, to have bad press or to be famous and infamous in your line of work or in your private life. Izbiti or izaći in this context means to end up, to gain, na means on, loš means bad and glas means voice or in this context reputation SPAVATI kao TOP ★ literally means to sleep like a cannon, spavati means to sleep and top means a cannon ; it is similar to spavatikaoklada or kaobalvan

★ POBEĆI NA ZLATIBOR DA ČUVAMO OVCE This phrase literally means to run away to Zlatibor mountain in Serbia ‘to herd sheep’ i.e. to enjoy life as a shepherd. This is normally used as an expression of annoyance with the life ‘in the fast lane’, the life in huge cities or ‘the rat race’. One would say this: ‘Odoh/BeŽim na Zlatibor da Čuvam ovce! when they ‘want to get away from it all’ and the only solution to a problem seems to be ‘opting out of society’ OtiĆi means to leave,

VUĆI SE K’O GLADNA GODINA Literally means to drag your feet like ‘a hungry year ’i.e. a year of famine, to be tired and hungry and because of that to shuffle your feet listless with no energy in the way ‘a year of famine’ does as if it would never end, vuĆi se means to drag ‘yourself’, gladna means hungry, godina means a year. BITI BEZ KROVA NAD GLAVOM This phrase literally means ‘to be with no roof above your head’ to indicate not to have where to live or even to be hom