In a Mokra Gora, a village on the border mountain Zlatibor, Tara, and Sargan, which overshadows the hill Mećavnik of the film village Wooden Town, formed one of the most popular ethnic villages in Serbia, which is constantly enlarging. All ideas come from Emir Kusturica, who for the film Life is Beautiful, did the settings […]

01.05.2013. Bor Lake, Serbia Celebration of International Workers’ Day is an unforgettable experience in Serbia! For weeks leading up to May, everyone in Serbia ask the same question: “What are you doing for May 1st?” This is one of the most popular holiday in Serbia and there are many reasons for that. Most Serbs and […]

Serbian history can be best met through her church, monasteries and temples. Serbian temples carry the story of Serbian endowment. The most beautifull and the oldest temples were built by the powerfull Serbian rulers, and some of them spent their last years of life like monks. Enowements are left by nobles, monks, and ordinary citizens […]

Mountains, lakes, florals, caves and animal world, cultural and historical monuments are only a part of the unique beauty that will strike all of your senses. Zlatar mountain Zlatar, an aerial spa,  ideal for vacation during winter, as well as the summer. Flower meadows, wild herbs, mushrooms, spring water, forest fruits, blueberries, strawberries, blackberries… Mountain […]

It is the third largest city in Serbia, after Belgrade and Novi Sad, situated on the river of Nišava, Niš is cultural, economic, administrative, business and university center of southeastern Serbia. Many geographers, travelers and historians called this city gateway between the East and West. Important geographical and strategic position of the town for centuries […]

Fruška Gora is a beautiful mountain located in the heart of plains of Vojvodina and its beauty captivates all who visit. Fruška Gora is an island mountain in Srem. The largest part of mountain is in Serbia, while a small portion goes to Eastern Croatia. It extends over a length of about 75km, and a […]

In the south of Serbia, 27 km south-east of Kursumlija, lies a first-class natural landmark – Djavolja Varoš (”Devil’s Town”). Two rare natural phenomena at the same spot: 202 stone formations created by erosion, between two and 15 meters in height and the middle diameter of under 1 m, topped by stone blocks weighing as […]