Crveni Krst near Nis, Serbia has the distinction of being the first concentration camp in Yugoslavia. At the same time, it’s one of the few Nazi concentration camps that survived and remained intact. Records of those who were sent here were destroyed, but the buildings are still standing on the grounds. If you’re planning a …
Subotica sits in the very north of Serbia and is a gorgeous city with loads of art nouveau architecture. Strolling the streets of the center of the city is a delight because it feels like no matter where you look, you have a good view and some interesting architecture. This helped to make it my …
Novi Sad is the second largest city in Serbia, but it’s one that I enjoyed more than Belgrade. Its pedestrian only area was a delight to explore, the fortress offered great views of the city and Danube River, and it was just a beautiful city. While you could take a day trip to Novi Sad, …
I took two day trips from Belgrade. The first was to eastern Serbia and the second to western Serbia, which in my opinion, featured better mountain views and scenery. On this day trip, you can ride the historic Sargan Eight Train, explore Drvengrad (a wooden village that was originally constructed as a film set), and …
While most tourists to Serbia will inevitably spend time in the capital city of Belgrade, I think it’s worth escaping the city on a day trip. While there are several Belgrade day trips to choose from, I chose a guided tour that would take us to the highlights of Eastern Serbia. Specifically, we’d be stopping …
Belgrade is the capital of Serbia and there is a lot to see in this city. You’ll find museums, pedestrian only streets, the historic fortress perched on top of a hill, and so many churches. In this post, rather than talking about everything you can do on your visit toyed Belgrade, I’m going to focus …
