Although the capital of Belgrade may be reasonably popular and the city of Novi Sad hosts one of Europe’s biggest festivals, Serbia is an unknown to most. One of the large Balkan nations, Serbia is a land of diverse landscapes and mixed history. No matter where you go, from Subotica to Vrsac, you’re bound to find some fascinating architecture and enticing culture to appreciate.
The Balkans are still a destination growing in popularity, as is one of its largest countries – Serbia. Countries like Croatia and Montenegro earn quite a bit of buzz these days, but Serbia seems to …
At first glance, my itinerary of Serbia was looking very heavily focused on the country’s cities. In the hopes of exploring another side to Serbia, I decided to seek out somewhere where I could get …
In trying to find less-explored destinations, there’s always the inherent risk that a place isn’t popular for a reason. While I try to highlight as many hidden gems as possible, I rarely focus on the …
If Belgrade is famous for just one thing among the travel community, I’d say the Serbian capital city is probably best known for its partying and club scene. For those like me who have no …
Situated in the far east of Serbia by the Romanian border sits the petite city of Vrsac. As part of my endeavours to see more of Serbia, I chose to venture out to see what …
The city of Novi Sad in Serbia’s north can be a tricky one to unpack. Lying on the banks of the Danube River, the city manages to somehow juggle a bunch of opposing characteristics. Novi …
Secluded in the far north of Serbia lies the small city of Subotica. Nestled by the Hungarian border, this quiet city is home to its fair share of beautiful sights. From its ornate architecture to …