Serbia

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

A city with a small town atmosphere, Novi Sad offers a wealth of historic sites, museums, and beautiful views.

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

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

Visitors will find mix of Serbian and Hungarian influences in this multiethnic city, as well as many historic and religious sites.

Known as a fine example of an authentic Serbian city, Kragujevac boasts a fascinating history, parks, museums, and more.

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

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

The home-town of the Serbian Baroque movement, Sombor is known for its beautifule old architecture and excellent museums.

A small village on the slopes of the Zlatibor Mountain, surrounded by beautiful nature and known for its traditional architecture.

Nestled between two mountains, this city boasts nice architectural variety, and offers easy access to several nearby monasteries.

A charming Serbian town which attracts visitors every year for its beautiful Lake Palic, as well as various festivals.