Serbia Guide
Serbia is a country that has hosted many different empires throughout history. This
country, which has a great tourism potential with its lush nature, has been among the
main sightseeing tours of foreign tourists in recent years. Belgrade, one of the oldest
capitals in Europe, will amaze you with its culture and history. In this article, we will
share things to do in Serbia and must-see places in Serbia.
Must See Place in Serbia
Kalemegdan
Kalemegdan, (Castle Square), located in Belgrade, is spread over a huge area and is
considered the oldest historic district of the city. The view is really worth seeing and
allows you to meet all the shades of green. Although its history has witnessed some
fierce battles, it is now a great place to stroll, relax and meet new people. In addition,
you can visit the Belgrade Fortress in the area and encounter many natural sites.
Moreover, at this location, you will have the opportunity to get to know Serbia’s
history closely.
Avala Tower
The observation tower in Avala is considered the highest tower in the Balkans. The
tower, which was destroyed during the NATO bombing in 1999, was reopened with
an official ceremony in 2010. You will also find a restaurant and places to buy
souvenirs in the tower where you can see the whole of Belgrade.
Knez Mihailova Street
The history of Knez Mihailova Street, which is meters long, dates back to the times
when it was under Roman rule. The street, named after Serbian Prince Mihailov the
third, became the most famous street in Belgrade when Vlada Mitic opened the first
store here at the beginning of the twentieth century. You can take great photos on
this famous street and enchant your followers.
Museums in Belgrade
Nikola Tesla Museum
Nikola Tesla, one of the most intelligent scientists globally, was a Serbian scientist.
Although his value and ideas were unrealized during his lifetime, many facts about
his work and inventions have emerged today. In the center of Belgrade, there is a
museum displaying exciting details about the life of this important person. Here, you
can see information about his inventions and his personal belongings. A guide in the
museum accompanies you, and you can do a 45-minute science excursion.
Serbian National Museum
The oldest and largest museum in Serbia is located in Belgrade Republic Square. In
addition to the works of world-famous painters such as Titian, Rubens, Anthony van
Dyck, Cezanne, Renoir, Monet, Picasso, Gauguin, Van Gogh, Klimt, Durer, you can
see thousands of works of art in the museum, where you can see 400,000 works of
art.
Serbian Cuisine
Ajvar
Ajvar is a kind of appetizer that perfectly accompanies almost all meals. Serbs
consider this side dish, which is a mixture of red pepper, garlic, and eggplant, as a
salad. For that matter, they call it a “Serbian salad”. You can consume this flavor,
whose bitterness is adjusted according to your desire, as a breakfast sauce or
appetizer.
Krofne
You can try Krofne, a trendy dessert in the Balkans, in Serbia. These fluffy bread
buns are delicious and filling with jelly, jam, marmalade, or chocolate. You can also
find creamy in some restaurants and cafes, but this type is not made much.