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Wander along the park paths and encounter possibly the world’s largest pride of white lions in one of Europe’s oldest zoos.

Walk or bike across this region of rambling forested hills to visit ancient monasteries, postcard-perfect villages, tranquil lakes and vineyards.

Learn about Serbia’s most important saint and admire the majestic façade of one of the world’s largest Orthodox churches.

Browse the shopping delights, fine dining options and elegant museums that line this famous street with a rich history.

Straddling the shores of the Danube, this welcoming riverside city features a fascinating collection of beaches, parks, pavement cafés and religious landmarks.

Learn about the intriguing history surrounding this once war-torn city. Explore its fascinating monuments within the walls of the Belgrade Fortress.

Learn about the intriguing history surrounding this once war-torn city. Explore its fascinating monuments within the walls of the Belgrade Fortress.

Despite being landlocked, this city has “Belgrade’s Sea,” a popular river retreat featuring a beautiful beach with watersports options.

Learn about Serbia’s most important saint and admire the majestic façade of one of the world’s largest Orthodox churches.

This city of esteemed religious monuments, great poets and wine cellars sits on the banks of the Danube in the shadow of rolling green countryside.

Learn about the bloody battles that took place in the pleasant fields of the largest and most important park in Belgrade.

Browse the shopping delights, fine dining options and elegant museums that line this famous street with a rich history.

Play with intriguing interactive displays for an insight into the mind of one of the most important scientists in the 20th century.

Visit the museums, cafés and Orthodox churches between the old city walls and towers that are among the oldest parts of the city.

Learn about Serbia’s most important saint and admire the majestic façade of one of the world’s largest Orthodox churches.

Wander along the park paths and encounter possibly the world’s largest pride of white lions in one of Europe’s oldest zoos.

Despite being landlocked, this city has “Belgrade’s Sea,” a popular river retreat featuring a beautiful beach with watersports options.

Tour the gates, tunnels, ramparts and museum of this imposing 17th-century citadel, which hosts an annual music and arts festival.

Browse the shopping delights, fine dining options and elegant museums that line this famous street with a rich history.