Serbia
Super useful and totally free travel guides to Serbia
- 🏙️ Destinations
- ✨ Things to Do
- 🗓️ Best Time to Visit
- ⚠️ Safety
- 👉 Tips
- 🧳 What to Pack
- 📰 Serbia Travel Guides

Why We Love Serbia – Serbia doesn’t get much attention on the travel circuit, which makes it the perfect destination for those looking to get off the beaten path. The capital of Serbia, Belgrade, offers everything you have come to expect out of a European city break: gastronomy, nightlife, history, and bustling energy. Venture further afield in Serbia to discover ancient monasteries, beautiful villages, and lush national parks – all without the crowds! Whatever you choose to do on your trip to Serbia, we can promise you are unlikely to go bored!
Best of Serbia
🏙️ Places to Visit

From rolling mountains to bustling cities, there are so many interesting destinations to explore in Serbia.
- Belgrade – The country’s main capital, known for epic nightlife, is the place you will likely start your Serbian journey.
- Novi Sad – Serbia’s second city has a very unique vibe, owing in part to its Austro-Hungarian history.
- Niš – Drenched in somewhat dark history, but also a burgeoning haven for foodies, Niš is a must visit.
- Zemun – A town within the city of Belgrade, Zemun is a favorite destination for locals and tourists alike.
✨ Things to Do
Serbia offers a diversity of activities for every type of traveler. Some of the more popular attractions in Serbia include:
- Studenica Monastery – an iconic monastery and one of the top things to do in Belgrade.
- Skull Tower – an Ottoman Empire era structure in Niš which includes actual human skulls on its walls.
- Wine Tasting – Serbia is filled with wineries, and traveling the country and bouncing between them is a great thing to do for wine lovers.
- Uvac Canyon – a giant canyon and nature reserve surrounding the Uvac River in southwestern Serbia.
- Exit Music Festival – a popular international music festival held every summer, it’s one of the best things to do in Novi Sad.
- Golubac Fortress – a medieval fortress in the town of Golubac.

Serbia Travel Advice
🗓️ Best Time to Visit
The climate in Serbia is the Mediterranean, meaning that from March until November, you can expect beautiful weather and sun most days. If you are visiting between November and March, make sure to bring a warm winter jacket and boots.
⚠️ Safety
Though Serbia is a country that is still slowly coming out from years of internal security issues, today it is definitely a safe place to travel. And as with most countries, make sure to check the latest US State Department travel advisories for your destination and get travel insurance for Serbia.
🤓 Facts & Info
- Population – 7 million
- Capital – Belgrade
- Currency – Dinar ($1 = ~108.72 dinar)
- Language – English and Serbian
- Plugs – Type C or F, 230V / 50Hz.
💵 Budgeting & Money
Merchants in cities like Belgrade accept most major credit cards and ATMs that support both credit and debit cards can be easily found. But make sure to have enough cash on hand once you’re outside the bigger or major cities.
📰 Serbia Travel Guides
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