Is Serbia Safe? Archives

  1. Serbia Is Open For Tourism

    Serbia Is Open For Tourism

    Marius and Joan, a British couple travelling around Europe in a motorhome, recently spent a few days in the Capital of Serbia, Belgrade. Marius and Joan founded Belgrade to be “a city full of life and sights to see“. In particular, they enjoyed Serbian food and Serbian hospitality: We have not been to Serbia before,…

  2. One Month In Serbia Changed My Life

    Visiting Serbia changed my life

    Ferrero, a 20-year-old man from Singapore, who spent recently one month in Serbia, wrote a beautiful blog post explaining why his trip to Serbia was more than a “great experience” and that being with Serbian people changed his life. Here’s a short excerpt, but it’s worth reading the whole thing: The essence of a place,…

  3. Serbia ‘The Evil State Of The World’ Say It Again!

    Scared -Scared - Scared

    Jamie, a young British man, left in 2012 everything behind and embarked upon ‘a pointless journey’ hitchhiking through Europe. He was recently in Serbia. Stuck on the Romanian / Serbian border late at night, a small Serbian trucker saved him from freezing, and drove him into an abandoned car park. There, When a couple of…

  4. Serbia Is Not What You Think

    Serbia Is Not What You Think

    The popular website Travelvivi.com put online today a great article talking Serbia that explains why you should visit Serbia. Here’s a short excerpt, but read Travelvivi’s article entitled “Introducing Serbia – One of Eastern Europe’s ‘Undiscovered’ Gems” in full: New to tourism, this Eastern European country is determined to show the world all its attributes:…

  5. Why You Should Visit Serbia?

    Why You Should Visit Serbia

    Jan Klavora put up a short but intersting article over at Slovenian ‘Kongres magazine’ talking about Serbia. Good job Jan. Yes, this is Serbia: A unique country, full of warm hospitality and undiscovered paths. This land of surprising contrasts can boast the natural beauty of valleys and mountains, rivers and lakes, and in its turbulent…

  6. Why You Should Visit Novi Sad?

    Novi Sad by Maja mixtejp.blogspot.com

    Maja, a 27-year-old woman from Slovenia, was in Novi Sad (Serbia’s second-largest city after Belgrade) for this New Year. She wrote a fantastic blog post entitled “NOVI SAD – SERBIA :: Travel tips” talking about her time in Novi Sad. Here’s a short excerpt, but it’s worth reading the whole thing. Oops! Maja’s pictures of…