Destinations

Serbia is as close to us as it is unknown. As much as we think we know our neighbours, they have such different traditions and customs. Serbia's proximity to Bulgaria makes it particularly suitable for a weekend visit as well as for spa, gourmet and religious tourism. Serbia is famous for its great nightlife and Serbs as some of the biggest party people. This is a good reason why it is a desirable destination for New Year. The hospitality of the Serbs, the delicious Serbian grill, the quince brandy are some of the "keys" to the hearts of its guests that Serbia uses. The talented musicians and the great Serbian hits, without which not a party passes, even in Bulgaria, contribute further to making Serbia a favorite destination.

One of the most favourite weekend destinations for Bulgarians is Nis, where for 2 days tourists have the opportunity to explore the main sights of the city, among which the most favourite is the Nis fortress, have fun and eat well in a Serbian cafana and do some good shopping.

The wooden city of Kosturica is captivating and is the kind of place that cannot be seen anywhere else.

Belgrade - the city that never sleeps - offers the opportunity to visit numerous churches and cultural and historical sights during the day, take a boat trip on the Danube in the afternoon, and have crazy and unforgettable emotions in a nightclub in the evenings.

Novi Sad, Devil's Town, Pirot, Poganovo Monastery, Stremski Karlovci, Zajacar, Bor are just some of the possibilities for a weekend break.

The festivals in Serbia, too, are many and quite attractive and varied, with some of the most popular being: the one in Guča, the Exit festival, Birfest Belgrade, Roshtilijada - a Serbian grill festival or the animal testicle cooking festival in Srpska. Mutan and many others.

For winter sports lovers, Serbia has a wonderful winter resort Babin Zub, where you can enjoy a wonderful and relaxing holiday combined with practicing your favourite sport. For the more adventurous traveler, there is the option of staying overnight at Hotel Srem, in Sremska Mitrovica, which is located in a prison building.

For those who like spa holidays, we suggest Vrnjacka Banya. A small, picturesque town in Serbia, nestled in the middle of a picturesque area with centuries-old forests. The resort offers many opportunities for walks through its beautiful parks. Vrnjačka Banja attracts visitors not only for its natural beauty and historical sights, but also for being the largest and most visited resort centre in Serbia. The mineral springs there are unique in that their water temperature is exactly the same as that of the human body ( 36.5 degrees). It has seven mineral springs, four of which are used for therapy and the water from the other three is bottled.

The therapeutic properties of the mineral springs have been known since the era of the Roman Empire, but the resort gained its true fame after the intervention of the Czech Baron Herder, who designed the spa to resemble his hometown of Karlovy Vary.

The resort also resembles Karlovy Vary in the chemical composition of its healing water, which is recommended for stomach ailments and helps treat diabetes, liver and rheumatic diseases. Sofia - Vrnjacka Banya (290 km).