Belgrade - Belgrade 7 day trip

Fast emerging as one of Europe's liveliest cities, Serbia's capital is packed with culture, sights and fantastic nightlife.

Join the locals and relax among the meandering pathways, trees, lakes and picnic spots of this pleasant patch of inner-city green.

A must-see attraction, Belgrade's impressive citadel has been at the heart of the city for centuries and seen over 100 battles.

After some sun and sand in a land-locked country, then join the locals on this artificial island and take a dip in the Sava river.

Enjoy the grand architecture, fine cafes and vibrant bars that characterize the city's revitalized historical districts.

A perfect destination for nature lovers, this thriving national park is famed for its prolific vineyards as well as 16 monasteries.

A splendidly preserved expanse of wetlands teeming with diverse wildlife, and encompassing the bogs and marshes of the Macva region.

Escape the bustle of urban Belgrade in this park, wander the paths, relax on the grass, and check out the monuments dotted around.

Located in an architecturally unique glass building, this museum exhibits aircraft, engines, radars, and other flying equipment.

One of Europe's oldest zoos houses over 270 animal species, a wooden sculpture gallery, and a monument to the zoo's first chimpanzee.

Built in 1896 to commemorate 1000 years of Hungarian rule, this handsome tower offers fantastic views of the surrounding area.

With excellent water slides that promise to get your adrenaline pumping, this water park is one of the best recommended in Serbia.

Popular with picnic-lovers, this mountain boasts several monuments, a few resorts, and spectacular views of the area.

Serbia's most popular resort, known for its medicinal mineral waters, wonderful surrounding nature, and nearby historic monuments.

A lovely 19C palace constructed with distinct traces of Renaissance architecture, home to the municipal Homeland Museum.

Walk the lushly green and mellow streets of this lovely town center, where a sense of relaxation dominates the air.

Said to be the first of its kind, this pedestrian bridge is laden with countless padlocks left by couples to symbolize their love.

Known for its decorative elements, this 19C church is home to a fine 1875 iconostasis and a memorial commemorating fallen soldiers.

Famed for a great variety of bird and tree species, this national park is set on a wide plateau and houses a popular ski resort.

One of the finest Serb Orthodox monasteries in the world, this splendid 12C complex houses a spectacular exhibit of 13-14C frescoes.

Hike up the steep trail leading to this marvelous 13C fort, learn about its turbulent history and enjoy its wonderful views.

Set within the belly of Mount Zlatibor, this limestone cave system boasts a flowing river and marvelous basin-like formations.

Serbia's third largest city is also recognized as one of the oldest settlements in the Balkans, full of historic and cultural value.

One of the city's best-preserved historical landmarks, this 18C stronghold boasts Ottoman architecture, bulwarks, a moat, and more.

A memorial park commemorating the victims of WWII, featuring three concrete fist-like obelisks symbolizing civil revolt.

Stroll through the bustling colorful streets of this vibrant center, dotted with architectural gems and nice little cafes.

A 2C residential complex comprised of well-preserved areas of a Roman villa, lavishly ornamented with frescoes and mosaics.

Famed for a great variety of bird and tree species, this national park is set on a wide plateau and houses a popular ski resort.

A 3m tower originally built with 952 skulls of Serbs participating in the 19C Cegar Battle, now symbolic of Serbian independence.

Treat yourself to an evening in Nis' 19C theater, where the national repertoire provides a superb glimpse into Serbian culture.

Set within a former concentration camp, this museum memorializes the countless victims imprisoned here during he German occupation.

A city recognized as a multicultural hub and noted for its religious monuments, as well as its fine surrounding nature.

Serbia's oldest church dates to the 4C, featuring remarkable Byzantine architecture and the remnants of an ancient graveyard.

Get a taste of local color as you explore the very heart of this ancient city, full of architectural curios and cultural landmarks.

The city's most notable Turkish remnant, this 16C mosque is topped by three domes and widely recognized for its traditional beauty.

Famed for a great variety of bird and tree species, this national park is set on a wide plateau and houses a popular ski resort.

One of the finest Serb Orthodox monasteries in the world, this splendid 12C complex houses a spectacular exhibit of 13-14C frescoes.

Set within the belly of Mount Zlatibor, this limestone cave system boasts a flowing river and marvelous basin-like formations.

With green rolling hills in the springtime, and amazing ski slopes in the winter, this resort town is worth a visit all year long.

Stroll through this picture-perfect town, enjoying the fresh mountain air and the authentic small-town culture.

A great national park, lushly forested and riddled with towering mountains, breathtaking gorges, and beautiful panoramas.

Set within the belly of Mount Zlatibor, this limestone cave system boasts a flowing river and marvelous basin-like formations.