Cities

Belgrade

Built at the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers, Belgrade is rightly known as “the Gate of the Balkans” and “the Doors to Central Europe”

Novi Sad

The capital of Vojvodina, Serbia’s northern province, will softly and effortlessly win you over with its laid-back vibe.

Niš

Due to its exceptional location at the crossroads between the East and the West, the city of Niš has always been a favorite stronghold of great rulers.

Kragujevac

Šumadija is the central region of Serbia, and Kragujevac is the heart of Šumadija.

Subotica

At the northernmost point of Serbia is a melting pot of the cultures and traditions of Serbs, Hungarians, Crats, Jews and many other Central and Eastern European peoples

Čačak

Čačak is a city recognizable for its well-preserved and architecturally harmonious districts, which combine traditional construction techniques with elements of modern architecture.

Kraljevo

This city with a regal name, derived from “kralj” - Serbian for king, is situated at the very heart of Serbia, at the confluence of the rivers Ibar and West Morava.

Kruševac

The old Serbian capital Kruševac has come a long way from the medieval fortification it once was - once the nation’s capital, then a prosperous town and right through to the modern city that it is today

Novi Pazar

Surrounded by the peaks of Golija and Rogozna mountains and the Pešter Plateau, nestled in the valley lies Novi Pazar, a city where eastern and western influences mix and where Christianity and Islam meet.

Negotin

Situated in the three-border area where Serbia, Romania and Bulgaria meet, in the easternmost part of the country, Negotin is a small city of extravagant beauty and immense historical importance.

Priština

Priština, the capital of the Autonomous Province of Kosovo and Metohija, is situated on the north-eastern perimeter of the Kosovo valley.