If you haven’t heard about the Trumpet Festival in Guča, it’s time to discover it and experience its unique character.
The Exit Festival, one of the most famous music festivals in Europe, is held every year in July in Novi Sad, attracting thousands of visitors.
The famous Marcus Aurelius Probus, the emperor born in Srem, as recorded in the Roman chronicle Historia Augusta, passed a decree in the 3rd century allowing the first vineyard outside the Apennine Peninsula in the Roman Empire to be planted on Fruška Gora.
On the triple border of Serbia, Romania and Bulgaria, the Negotin Region has preserved its unique wine character over the centuries.
Serbia, with its autochthonous grape varieties and brave, innovative and curious winemakers, has successfully joined the trend of creating wine in amphorae, renewing and rediscovering a beautiful and thousand-year-old wine tradition.
Who would have thought that the most expensive cheese in the world would be produced in Serbia? Not only the most expensive but also the rarest, a donkey’s milk cheese whose lowest price per kilogram is as much as one thousand euros!
Although it sounds simple, not everyone can make Belmuž! There is no single recipe, and ancient techniques have been passed down from generation to generation.
Vrnjačka Banja has 7 springs of healing water, so there are 7 symbolic pillars at the roundabout at the entrance to the spa.
With its 40 metres of height and 11 waterfalls, Ripaljka is one of the highest waterfalls in Serbia.