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Serbia - one of world's the top 10 best in value destinations for 2020, according to Lonely Planet. Here is what they say: "What’s this? An authentic, characterful European country, rewarding slow exploration and barely discovered by travellers? Serbia can’t even be said to have been hiding away – its capital, Belgrade, has for centuries been one of the continent’s great crossroads. Today the city has laid-back cafe culture by day and budget-friendly partying by the Danube by

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Devil's Town - Natural Formation in Eastern & Southern Serbia Devil’s Town, in Serbia's deep south, is a trippy cluster of 202 natural stone pyramid-like structures towering eerily over bright red, highly acidic mineral brooks and streams. According to the common wisdom, the towers – which perch in between 2m and 15m in height, topped with eerily haunting volcanic ‘headlike formations to gawp at silhouetted against the sky , oft enveloped in swathes of mist – were formed aft

Good company, good wine, good welcome, can make good people by William Shakespeare Only eleven months ago I was telling a French winemaker from Corbières that I was meaning to travel widely in the Balkans in pursuit of great wines. “Good Idea, he responded, and went on to say ‘Focus mostly on Serbia” At this point I can see why he said so. For soils and climate Serbia seems to have been created on this Earth ‘on purpose’ to produce great wines, from crispy and mineral white

"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 i

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 home after a trip to Serbia. They may sound simple, however, responding to them is more ar more challenging than it sounds.... You can say you visited Belgrade, a city located at the beautiful confluence of the Sava and the Danube rivers, a strategic location over which many a nation fought since bygone times, but which seems to be at peace n

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 everythi

The Bosiljcic family tradition of producing ratluk, candies and lollipops in Savamala, Belgrade dates back to 1936. Today, the Bosiljcic shop is a testimony to the Belgrade of bygone years. Sweet-toothed lovers of traditional foods from all over Serbia are drawn by the traditional recipes of yesteryear that are still used today as well as by the unchanging interior of the shop. Our products are enjoyed even further afield as they are taken all over the world in the form of gi

After publishing the video 'A day in Belgrade' created in time-lapse and republished by National geographic, now the young filmmaker and photographer Dusan Stojancevic from Belgrade published 'A day in Serbia' time-lapse and aerial. Take a look, enjoy and come visit Serbia. #Serbia #video #DusanStojancevic

The Roman Empire was created after the reforms implemented by Octavian Augustus, in the last three decades of the first century BC. This cou