The first choice for niche, cheap and fun ✈️ European budget travel, Serbia!||| On March 15th, the second batch of countries for China's outbound tourism was opened! After three years of mask life, and I want to go out to travel, but the wallet [money bag R] is more nervous, then go to Serbia 🇷🇸, niche, cheap, fun! Top opera performances are 25 yuan, seafood meals are only 100 yuan per person, 5 yuan to achieve cherry freedom, not fast rush!
Popular regions and cities
Belgrade
The capital of Serbia is vibrant. As more and more Stari Grad becomes a pedestrian zone, it's a pleasure to stroll along its café-filled avenue, starting at the main thoroughfare, Knez Mihailova.
Novi Sad
Novi Sad is the European Capital of Culture in 2022, and the pace of life here is very relaxed. Its pedestrian center is filled with pretty Habsburg buildings with café terraces, and more bars and restaurants are hidden in alleys and small squares. 🏠
Nish
Built by the Turks in the 18th century, the majestic Niš fortress is now part of a series of attractions in the main city park, which features an amphitheater hosting summer events, a 16th-century Bali-Beg mosque, a zoo and a 15th-century hammam (now a café).
Western Serbia
The western region of Serbia is full of attractions, including the Zlatibor Mountains, Gostilje Waterfall, and the wondrous underground world of the Stopića Caves. You'll also find some delightful quirks: the Sirogojno open-air museum has been recreated to look like a 19th-century village, the Šargan VIII Heritage Railway across the Mokra Gora Hill, and the quirky Drvengrad village created by film director Emil Kusturica.
Frushka Mountain National Park
South of Novi Sad is the Vrushka Mountains, a forested mountain with 16 monasteries dating from the 15th to 18th centuries, hiking and cycling trails, and vineyards producing the finest wines at the foot of the mountain.
Best low-key destination
Subotica
Subotica is home to a colourful Art Nouveau/Secession building ranging from its town hall to the wonderful Raichle Palace. The neighbouring spa resort of Lake Palich has more Art Nouveau.
Vrshachi
Some of Serbia's best wines come from the vineyards that cover the hillsides above Vršac, and the city's streets feature 18th-century classical and neo-Gothic architecture that makes exploring a pleasure.
Sokobanya
The Romans were one of the first to use the Socobanya hot springs and have enjoyed them ever since. The Turkish bath, built by the Turks in the 17th century, is still used today in this hot spring resort located an hour north of Niš.
