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Are you looking for the best places to visit in Serbia? Stay tuned, and take a look at our ultimate guide of the must-see spots of Serbian tourist attractions, and discover one of the most interesting European countries. Visiting Serbia (RS) these days is definitely a good idea! Not only because there is no lockdown or any restrictions related to Covid-19, but also because all foreigners can get free vaccines! For that reason, spending a two-week holiday in this small state in the south of Europe is more than a good deal! Here is what to visit in Serbia without missing any of the major Serbian landmarks.

Five national parks, of which four are mountains, and a number of other extraordinary natural beauties prove why the Serbia mountains are some of the greatest tourist attractions in the country. Here are the mountains you can visit during your stay in this corner of the world that will reveal all the breathtaking spots and viewpoints on unspoiled nature! Visiting during these times is definitely a good option, since the government has provided free vaccinations for all foreigners, and there are no restrictions or actual lockdown! Restaurants, cafes, museums, and all other tourist attractions work as usual.

Since Covid-19 vaccination is free in Serbia, even for tourists, taking a trip to this Balkan country for those who want to protect their health is definitely a good idea. Two weeks will be just enough to complete the full vaccination and explore the whole country. Visiting at least one Serbian monastery during this tour is a must. In the national history and culture, monasteries have always been those crucial spots that influenced the development of the whole country. Rich frescoes painted by some of the best masters of that time, beautiful scenery, and fairytale-like stories about medieval times are only a small piece of the compelling puzzle that churches in Serbia tell. Here are the spots you should not miss when taking a tour through Serbia!

If you decided to take advantage of the free vaccination Serbia provides, even for foreigners, then experiencing the most unique Belgrade tour during your two-week stay is something you should definitely organize. Discover the hidden gems of this vibrant city, and enjoy its atmosphere. Here are all those small experiences that will make your holiday an unforgettable memory!

If you plan to travel to Serbia and stay for two weeks while you get a vaccine against Covid-19, which is free even for tourists, then a Novi Sad tour is something you should not miss. Only 100 km away from the capital city - Belgrade, Novi Sad (NS), is considered the northern and cultural capital of the country. Rich history, the vicinity of the Fruska Gora National Park and numerous wineries, and a seaside-like atmosphere at the banks of Danube are only a few of the reasons to visit this vibrant place. Novi Sad is one of the must-see spots when you travel to the Balkans. Here is a guide to essential spots to visit when in the second-largest city in Serbia and before this great trip comes to an end. 

Tito’s opulent Blue train left the Topčider Train Station on November 29th, after sitting idle at the train depot for many decades. But in spite of that, the interior of the train has remained preserved as it was while President Tito was alive. This was a very unusual but interesting journey, which ended with songs, toasts and new friendships. In short, it was a great experience.

If you're a fan of extreme and recreational sports or maybe you plan an unforgettable team-building, this rafting is the perfect recommendation for you!

If you're a fan of adrenaline rides, this off-road adventure around the Fruška Gora Mount is the best choice. This thrilling journey starts from Novi Sad, then goes to Petrovaradin Fortress, the whole of Fruska Gora, with the visit to monasteries and make a picnic in nature included.

If you're a fan of adrenaline rides, this off-road adventure around the Fruška Gora Mount is the best choice. This thrilling journey starts from Novi Sad, then goes to Petrovaradin Fortress, the whole of Fruska Gora, with the visit to monasteries and make a picnic in nature included.

If you decide to visit the city of Nis, don’t miss the visit to the monument on the Čegar Hill and the Skull Tower, dedicated to the Serbian heroes fallen in the famous battle fought at the beginning of 19th century.

If you want to feel the real soul of the South, come to Nish, a city which will enchant you with its warmness and hospitability.

How the Kreman prophecy had predicted that tourists from the world would come to Serbia to ride the famous "Shargan Eight" and how the wonderful Drvengrad was born from the movie "Life is a Miracle", you’ll find out if you spend a day between Tara and Zlatibor mountains, to explore wonderful nature and tourist attractions. Here are details and stories that have impressed me while visiting Mokra Gora, Shargan and Mecavnik.