Belgrade District People & Culture

Not only I have travelled in Novi Sad,i lived there for 4 years. Don't forget to visit the Petrovaradin Castle and also the beach at Danube river.In the summer there are watersports,caffeterias, some people even swim in the river. People in Novi Sad and in Serbia in general are very welcoming, happy and warm

great people, fabulous hotel called "my place", with a glass see through restaurant with a wiew on the citty, a disco on the river...fun!

what a beautiful city and great people there.
Been there 2times and loved it.

Hi friends and all of the travelers, first of all the best sleeping place in whole the capital - Monster Hostel!!! If You're enough polite the couch you will get for 10 euro, and people there are absolutely amazing!!! Not enough that you can cook at your own, then you can prepare some national meals with owners also show them up some of your food :-) and one of the most important thing - internet acces, so not search any other apartment just go straight to Visegradska! Now what to see - for the real travelers i definitely recomend Zemun, this is an old part of Beograd, quite far from city center and not known, but enchanting, with fabulous view at Danube, this is like little town in big metropoly, feeling like in forgotten place, where on the cementary devils sais goodbye :-) yes, hrams and crkvas so churches and mosques at all are still so alive and nice to visited and watched from outside and inside as well! Kalemegdan, thats another attractive place to spend a little time inside its walls, close to that place i got sweet and lovely presents for my mum - tablecloth and serviettes made by hands!!! Terrific thing to see is walking down the Kneza Milosa and passing by the old building of Ministery of Defence bombarded by NATO in the end of XX. The better idea of using mobile there if you dont have Sim Lock is get serbian phone card because calling there is pretty cheap but not roaming! And very important thing, you cant exchange serbian dinars anywhere besides Serbia, so the best idea is to come to country with Euro and exchange it over there The last thing what You must try - Baklavas!!! Find a confectionery and try one by one, not stay with the one but taste different kinds with nuts, carmel...mmm.. delicious and of course burek, but this you can find some bit far away at the north of Serbia. Take care of yourself and enjoy your trips and dont forget to take ISIC or Euro26 card because you can get some off :-)

Great small town in the centre of Serbia with the great food and people and much more

Novi Sad is the capital of the northern Serbian province of Vojvodina, and the administrative centre of the South Bačka District.
Novi Sad is Serbia's second-largest city, after Belgrade.

*Since it was founded in 1694, Novi Sad became the centre of Serbian culture and earned its nickname Serbian Athens.

*The name Novi Sad means "New Planting" (noun) in Serbian.

*One of the main streets in its city centre is named after Modena in Italy; and likewise Modena has named a park in its town centre Parco di Piazza d'Armi Novi Sad.

*Since 2000, Novi Sad is home to the EXIT festival, the biggest music summer festival in Serbia and the region (performed Bob Sinclair, Moloko, Massive Attack ,Cypress Hill, Fatboy Slim, White Stripes, The Cardigans, Billy Idol, Pet Shop Boys, David Guetta, Beastie Boys, Eric Prydz, Ms. Lauryn Hill, Robert Plant...)

BEANS is among the favorite local dishes that come in many forms, from soup to chowder, vegetarian and "army style". Beans are cooked with chopped onions, bay leaf and addition of meats, diced bacon or smoked spareribs, with roux in the end. Beans are usually accompanied with sausage, pork chops or similar kinds of meat. Salad is an indispensable accompaniment to beans. We recommend cabbage or roast peppers in oil with garlic. You will appreciate beer or spritzer with it.

The theatre is one of the most significant buildings of the 19th century and it decorates the Square - Trg Republike - where is the most popular meeting point of Belgrade. It is built on the base of renaissance architecture plan.

Knez Mihajlova Street links Terazije with Belgrade’s most popular promenade, Kalemegdan Park. Laid out in the first town plan for Belgrade, prepared in 1867 by Emilijan Josimovic, it is the oldest and most completely preserved area of old Belgrade. Foreign travellers once compared Knez Mihajlova Street to the most famous trading streets of the largest European cities. The most wealthy and influential leaders of the city’s commercial and political life built their family homes here. Knez Mihajlova was the first street in Belgrade to be named by the administration (1872) and is one of the few streets whose original name has never been changed. Considered the city’s main street from the outset, it remains to this day the most lively trading, business culture and restaurant area.

Either from a ship, or from the other side of the river, Kalemegdan is always lovely! Anytime of the year you will find lots of boats on both rivers, from the small, old wooden boats to speed boats, yachts and cruise ships! Also, there is a boat tour organizing sightseeing of the town! Don't miss to see the city from this perspective as well!

Located in very centar on Novi Sad, in quiet street near the central pedestrian zone, just couple of minutes of walk distanced of most of the city landmarks, Hotel Mediteraneo opened in September 2005.
Even though Zmaj Jovina street, the most crowded and frequent street in town, is just around the corner, piece and quiet atmosfere is guaranteed. Large number of cultural institutions, museums, theatres, cinemas and churches of three different religions (catholic, orthodocs and jewish) are only 1km away. No matter if your visit to Novi Sad is because of bussines, pleasure or you’re just passing by, Hotel Mediteraneo will make your stay in Novi Sad pleasant and relaxed.
Hotel Mediteraneo’s excellent location, comfortable accommodation and high class service are best possible choice for you.
Web site of this hotel is http://www.hotel-mediteraneo.co.yu

Photo studio "Zveydana" - one of the most quality photographic studio, situated in center of city, outside Ruma Cultural Centre.

Novi Sad is the capital of the northern Serbian province of Vojvodina, and the administrative centre of the South Bačka District.
Novi Sad is Serbia's second-largest city, after Belgrade.

*Since it was founded in 1694, Novi Sad became the centre of Serbian culture and earned its nickname Serbian Athens.

*The name Novi Sad means "New Planting" (noun) in Serbian.

*One of the main streets in its city centre is named after Modena in Italy; and likewise Modena has named a park in its town centre Parco di Piazza d'Armi Novi Sad.

*Since 2000, Novi Sad is home to the EXIT festival, the biggest music summer festival in Serbia and the region (performed Bob Sinclair, Moloko, Massive Attack ,Cypress Hill, Fatboy Slim, White Stripes, The Cardigans, Billy Idol, Pet Shop Boys, David Guetta, Beastie Boys, Eric Prydz, Ms. Lauryn Hill, Robert Plant...)

To eat at Tri Sesira - mix grill followed by gypsy music!

Interesting small city. You can find one bar with rock music. Just out of city lies old monastery with defensive towers. Nearby is also interesting but small Rasava cave.

The sites of Nato bombing are still there ... walk along to see several bombed buildings including a TV tower ...but Belgrade is a beautiful city now with a huge green park at one end where the city's beautiful people go ... and you can catch a local Serbian dance or music performance there... the lively main street leading up it is full of lovely restaurants, shops and people ... sit there anywhere and watch...

Belgrade is full of night clubs, so If you are coming be prepare to party. You can easily find club with music you prefere, just ask someone from your hotel or your guide.Belgrade has nightlife even during theweek...so you can go to party on Monday... Wednesday  ... Not just during the weekends:D 

A wonderful place for fishing, thanks to numerous waters around the town. (River Tamiš, many lakes, reservoirs, ponds and canals)

ALCHOHOL is the most important for localpeople. They work a lot,but also find time to enjoy.Nearby there is one beautifull lake called Aleksandrovac Lake-visit the restaurant!!!Eat fish,beacuse 100% it will be made by the owner.It is very special and the restaurant is traditional old Serbian...

In the vicinity of Gamzigrad lie the ruins of a huge Roman complex called Felix Romuliana, one of the most important late Roman sites in Europe. Early explorers believed the ancient ruins to have been a Roman military camp, because of their size and numerous towers. Systematic archaeological excavations conducted since 1953 revealed that the site was, in fact, b an Imperial palace. It was conceived and built by one of the Tetrarchs, Emperor Galerius, the adopted son and son-in-law of the great Emperor Diocletian. Galerius started construction in 289 (after a victory over the Persians that brought him admiration and glory) to mark the place of his birth. The name Felix Romuliana was given in memory of his mother Romula, who was also a priestess of a pagan cult. The complex of temples and palaces served three main purposes - a place of worship of his mother’s divine personality, a monument to his deeds as emperor, and a luxurious villa where Galerius retired after his abdication. Romuliana survived until it was plundered by the Huns in the mid 5th century. Later the site became a humble settlement of farmers and craftsmen, finally to be abandoned at the beginning of the 7th century with the arrival of the Slavs.

Archaeological excavation within the fortress have unearthed the remains of a palace compound with exceptionally fine mosaics, baths and impressive gates. Several valuable hoards of Roman gold coins have been unearthed at the site, which continues to yield important Roman treasures and artifacts.

Among the most important finds from the site are portraits of Roman emperors made from the Egyptian purple stone called porphyry and coins that help to accurately date the complex.

During the 31st Session of the Unesco World Heritage Committee in Christchurch, New Zealand from the 23rd of June to the second of July, The World Heritage Committee decided to place Gamzigrad-Romuliana, Palace of Galerius on the World Heritage List.

Felix Romuliana is a popular tourist stop on the Roman Emperors' trail which links the birthplaces of over 17 Roman Emperors born on the territory of modern Serbia.

I wanna recomand to you this hotel, cause its warm, clean, the beds are confortable, it`s not expensive, for only 30 euros per person you can really enjoy, and have a good rest, and the best thing is that its in the centre town of Belgrade, has good location, has a pool.........you `re gonna be thrilled....... here`s info : HOTEL TAŠ Rating: * * stars Adress: Beogradska 71 , 11000 Belgrade It is located in wide center of Belgrade on great sport object ‘Tasmajdan', which is 4200 m 2 big. This place was very important for building of Belgrade even in the oldest time because of crackling of stone for houses. There is a faculty of law very close to the hotel. The hotel is 22 km far from the airport. The hotel contains two suites, three double-bedded and ten single-bedded rooms, a restaurant, a conference hall, a hall for recreation and a casino.

The most North-European like Serbian city. Looks similar to Central Europe towns and cities. Has an unique charactern of a city with Balkan and Central European background at the same time. I strictly recommend the Old Town and Petrovaradin fortress at Danube shore.

Novi Sad is one of the most beautiful cities in Serbia!It's easy to aproach, from any part of the country. The cheepest way is to take train which gives student discounts.You can also enjoy hicking in Fruska Gora national park, and having fun at summer EXIT festival which takes place in Novi sad every year.

Subotica is a city and municipality in northern Serbia, in the Autonomous Province of Vojvodina. Today it is Serbia's fifth largest city.

*The name Subotica derives from the Serbian and Croatian word for "Saturday" or "Sabbath" and first appeared in 1653. The Serbian and Croatian word for "Saturday" is subota (субота), thus the name Subotica means "a little Saturday"

Beograd.Nekad sam se jezio na sam spomen imena tog grada,a sad mi se cini da je pravi grad za izlaske.Terazije ili Splavovi na Savi sasvim je svejedno.Jeftina i dobra zabava puna crnog humora na svoj racun, i grad sa nigdje vise zgodnih sponzorusa na svijetu.Dobar provod zagarantiran,samo ne spominjite Kosovo.

U Vranje nema laganje, sto kila svinja, dvesta kila mast!