Visit Serbia - Serbia
Serbia’s enchanting landscapes are a true feast for the eyes and soul. Whichever region of Serbia you choose to visit, you are guaranteed to leave with lasting impressions of its magical scenery and unrivalled experiences.
Experience Serbia
With its richly diverse culture and gastronomy, Serbia offers exhilarating new experiences which are guaranteed to make for an unforgettable visit.Be sure to check out one of the many film, music and culinary festivals, which bring hundreds of thousands of people to Serbia every year.
See Serbia - Serbia
Climb one of Serbia’s high mountains, fill your lungs with the crisp, fresh alpine air and immerse yourself in the magnificent scenery. Check out their ski slopes or try mountaineering, tackle cycling and hiking trails or try your hand at paragliding on these mountain plateaus.
Explore Serbia - Serbia
Explore Serbia. To explore everything Serbia has to offer, make sure to wander off the beaten track and peek inside its hidden nooks and crannies.Here you will find traditional, rural households open to tourists wanting to experience the authentic atmosphere of a Serbian village.
About us - Serbia
The Tourism Organisation of Serbia (TOS) was formed under the Law on Tourism of 1994 as the institution in charge of promoting Serbian tourism in domestic and foreign markets, as well as performing other duties relevant for the development of communication and advertising activities in Serbian tourism. The activities of TOS are focused on ...
Brochures - Serbia
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Service Information - Serbia
Tourists from EU Member States, Switzerland, Norway, Iceland, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro and Macedonia can enter Serbia with only their identity card and with it can stay in Serbia for up to 90 days.
Intangible Cultural Heritage - Serbia
Serbia has contributed two entries to the list of the world’s greatest examples of intangible cultural heritage: “Slava” and “Kolo”. Most Orthodox Christian families across Serbia practice the Slava in honour of their patron saint, who is believed to be their protector and provider of welfare.
Belgrade - Serbia
Built at the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers, Belgrade is rightly known as “the Gate of the Balkans” and “the Doors to Central Europe”.The city is steeped in a rich cultural and historic heritage which is reflected in its many museums, including the National Museum, the Military Museum Museum of Contemporary Art and the Nikola ...
Culture - Serbia
Serbia’s rich cultural heritage is quintessential to understanding, both European and global, human spirituality and culture. Traces of a prehistoric culture found at Lepenski Vir, dated 7,000 BCE, have earned this archaeological site the nickname “cradle of Europe”.