Serbia (Serbia) is yet to come in most of the tourists’ comfort zone, but after removing Slobodan Milosevic and a democracy, people are now knocking on the door of Europe, and while it is a safe and friendly place to visit. The most interesting place is undoubtedly the capital, Belgrade, a resilient, energetic city. Culture fans can enjoy the architecture and museums, foodies in the restaurant, while party animals will not get the breaks ceaselessly explore the night life.
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Flat plains of Vojvodina and Gora monasteries quietly giving Fruska effective antidote to urban chaos, while Novi Sad is home to world famous music festival Exit. Proud and traditional Southern Serbia is arable land hills and valleys of brushing against the forested mountains. The monasteries of medieval Manasija, Sopoćani and still guard the faith Studenica Serbia and Byzantine art, while the mountains Zlatibor and Kopaonik give pleasure snow in winter and hiking in the glorious summer. Mosque along with the monasteries in Novi Pazar, where life in the Turkish quarter continued much as it did a century ago when Turkey was still in power.
Located a few kilometers south of Kosovo, a land dispute split by different interpretations of history. For the Serbs it is the cradle of their nationhood, Kosovo Albanians are their future independence. The UN still recognizes Kosovo as part of Serbia until now talks to decide its future.
Tags: architecture and museums, Introducing Serbia, Kosovo, museums, Serbia, Southern Serbia
