Serbia
Republic of Serbia
[abbreviation] Serbia
【Capital】Belgrade
【Climate】Serbia has a temperate continental climate. Cold winter, hot summer, annual precipitation 550~750 mm.
【Currency】Serbian Dinar 1000=63.27 RMB
When it comes to Serbia, many people should be full of question marks, where is Serbia? But everyone must know that tennis singles Grand Slam winner and world number one Novak Djokovic is from Serbia.
Novak Djokovic
In fact, Serbia is a European country, located in the Balkan Peninsula, which is one of the more economically backward European countries. But Serbia's tourism industry is very developed, and it is full of beautiful women, beautiful scenery, good wine, food, and these wonderful things attract tourists from home and abroad to Serbia
Serbia is the first European country to open a visa-free policy for Chinese citizens.
Serbia is known as the "back garden of Eastern Europe" and was once a member of the Republic of Yugoslavia, and the Yugoslav leader Tito liked to go to Serbia to recuperate, because Serbia's natural scenery is so beautiful. Its beauty is reflected in every way, so beautiful that people don't know it.
Serbian customs
Serbs are warm, bold, like to make friends, and dress neatly and appropriately for social situations. When meeting guests in social situations, shake hands with the introduced guests one by one and state their names. When meeting friends and family, it is customary to give hugs and kiss each other on the cheek. Because Serbs like the number "three", they usually kiss the cheek 1 or 3 times.
Traditional costumes
Traditional clothing is a cultural phenomenon that affects society as a whole, specific groups, the individual himself and his face and personality. From the earliest civilizations to the present day, clothing can be considered a cultural asset, witnessing many elements and aspects of human life throughout history. In addition to satisfying the purpose of protecting the human body, clothing is also the identity of each member of society, the recognition of his integrity. We know and recognize each other through clothes, and introduce ourselves to others through clothes.
Central Serbia
Western Serbia
Southern Serbia
Worth a visit - Serbia
Listed by Lonely Planet as one of the top 10 places to visit in the world, Serbia has a rich history and plenty of places to visit.
Mikhailo Grand Street (the busiest street)
Mikhailo Grand Street
Mikhailo Grand Street is Belgrade's main pedestrian shopping street, named in 1870. Along the street there are many impressive buildings built in the 70s of the 19th century, where the most influential and wealthy families in Belgrade built their residences at that time. In 1979, the 1 km long Grand Duke of Mihailo, one of the oldest and most valuable symbols of the city, was declared a historical and cultural preservation unit protected by the state.
Kalemegdan Castle (an important fortress on the battlefield)
Kalemegdan Castle
Kalemegdan means "battlefield castle". The history of Kalemegdan Castle can also be said to be the history of the city of Belgrade, which became the city center of what is now Belgrade. The castle consists of four parts: the first part is the lower town, which mainly refers to the downhill road that extends to the river; The second part is the upper city, which refers to the part of the bunker on the hill, including the statue of the victor and the pedestrian walkway; The third part is a small park facing the center of the city; The fourth part is a large park that includes a military museum and pedestrian promenades that present geometric figures.
St. Sava's Church (the world's largest Orthodox church, solidified history museum)
Church of St. Sava
St. Sava Church is a Serbian Orthodox church in Belgrade, Serbia, the largest Orthodox church in the world, ranking one of the ten largest churches in the world. It is located on a hill in the eastern part of Belgrade's old town, construction began in 1935, and for various reasons the entire exterior construction work was completed in December 2003, while the interior renovation is still under way. The church is surrounded by a north-south park with an orderly array of flowers and a set of interchannel fountains. Usually, people take a walk in groups of three or five, and it is even more bustling and endless during holidays. Meadows, empty fields, and fountains have become meeting places for families and playgrounds for children.
Zemun Town (Serbia's Face Duty)
The small town of Zemun
The small town of Zemun, a suburban town 8 km from the center of Belgrade, served as a border town of the Hungarian Empire and was an important military position on the defensive side. This town does not have the industrial atmosphere of the city, but the atmosphere of serious life, people fishing and chatting by the Danube, when the sun shines into the lake, sparkling, as if diamonds are scattered, you also see couples snuggling romantically, quiet and simple Here is full of this quaint town. The highest and most famous attraction in town is Gardos Tower, and the spiral staircase to the top of the tower makes you find that the observation deck is not large. The view of the entire town from Gardos Tower is the most relaxing and tranquil place with red rooftops in the near and meandering river in the distance, birds soaring in the sky, swans floating on the river, and the sun shining warmly as the sun sets.
Novi Sad (One of the 10 best cities to visit)
Church of Mary
Novi Sad is located in the north of Serbia, only 70 kilometers from the capital Belgrade, is the capital of Vojvodina Vojvodina, known as the "Athens of Serbia". Built in the 18th century during the Austro-Hungarian rule, the Old Town Square remains the heart of the city. The day we arrived happened to be the weekend, and people gathered around the square, with vendors selling their products, strolling casually, drinking coffee and chatting and watching comfortably. The most notable feature here is the Catholic Church called Mary, built in 1894, which is the best preserved in structure and decoration of churches in Central Europe.
Subotica (fairytale city on the Cypriot-Hungarian border)
Subotica
Subotica was the third largest city in the Kingdom of Hungary and was an important economic and cultural centre at the time.
Hungarian architecture became the most vivid color of the city, and the city center was full of brightly colored Art Nouveau buildings, without the concrete jungle of the metropolis, and naturally less hustle and bustle.
This small border town does not seem to have kept pace with Belgrade and Novi Sad, with few tourists. The little-known architecture, the rustic taverns, the small houses, and the endless scenery by the lake are enough to fascinate people.
Zlatibor (A stunningly beautiful yet understated secret place)
Zlatibor
Zlatibor is a town in Serbia, under the jurisdiction of Zlatipol Region, located in the west of the country, next to the border with Bosnia and Herzegovina, at an altitude of about 1,010 meters It is known as the perfect place for a family vacation. Due to its geographical location, Zlatibor has included many circular tours in the excursion Serbian group, and thanks to hiking, mountaineering, horseback riding, mountain biking, paragliding, skiing and much more.
Tara National Park (Observation deck overlooking neighboring Bosnia and Herzegovina)
Tara Tara
Tara Tara is the most forested mountainous area in Serbia, backed by the Dinak Alps, the territory of Serbia occupies 50 kilometers long, 22 kilometers wide, the average altitude is 1200 meters, the highest peak is Kozjirid (1591m), with taiga as the main vegetation, spruce, fir, beech wood covers 80% of the park area, it is really a great holiday destination for Serbs to enjoy forest oxygen bar
Uvac Gorge (Serbia's most beautiful natural landscape)
Uvac Gorge
The Uvac Gorge is Serbia's most impressive landscape, located in the southern mountainous hinterland, belongs to the karst landform, thousands of years of flowing water and the magical power of nature have created 15 breathtaking 180-degree huge river bays in Uvac, which are rare in Europe and the world. Due to its mountainous location, the Uvac Gorge can only be reached by car. Climbing the hillside overlooking the entire canyon, 15 continuous 180-degree bays created by the river wash by the mountain of different textures also sweep away the hardships of the long journey.
Nikola Tesla Museum (commemorates and showcases the life of Nikola Tesla)
Nikola Tesla Museum
The Nikola Tesla Museum was built in 1952 in Belgrade, Serbia, to commemorate and showcase Nikola Tesla's life. The museum has a collection of about 160,000 original documents and about 5,700 other objects. In 2003, the museum was inscribed on the Memory of the World Heritage for Tesla's important contribution to the electrification of the world and future technological advancements.