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Mostar is a city in southern Bosnia and Herzegovina, straddling the Neretva River. It’s known for the iconic Stari Most (Old Bridge), Explore Mostar with

12/06/2023

Kruševac
The old Serbian capital Kruševac has come a long way from the medieval fortification it once was - once the nation’s capital, then a prosperous town and right through to the modern city that it is today.Surrounded by mountains and spa resorts, Kruševac offers its visitors opportunities to experience an active holiday or enjoy a relaxing visit to unwind.The city’s residents are also known as “čarapani” (literally “people in socks”), a nickname that has stuck with them since 1806. The explanation? In the final battles for the liberation of Kruševac in the First Serbian Uprising, a company from Kruševac managed to sneak into the town silently, “in socks”, and overpower the Turkish soldiers in the fortress.

11/06/2023

Tara
Situated in Western Serbia, circumscribed by the deep canyon of the river Drina, lies a mountain of heavenly scenery and boasting a divine name – Tara.It was named after the god Tar, who, according to legend, chose to spend his life on this very mountain.Its average altitude is 1,000-1,200 metres above sea level, whilst its highest peak, Kozji rid, towers above at just under 1,600 metres.
The vast forest expanse, the awe-inspiring canyon of the river Drina, the artificial lakes and the diverse flora and fauna combine to create some truly captivating scenes on Mt. Tara.
With its exceptional beauty, Tara compels visitors to return to it over and over again, discovering something new, interesting and exciting with each new visit.

10/06/2023

Subotica
At the northernmost point of Serbia is a melting pot of the cultures and traditions of Serbs, Hungarians, Crats, Jews and many other Central and Eastern European peoples.Subotica was of immense strategic importance in the middle ages, as a town sitting at the border between two powerful empires, the Habsburg Monarchy and the Ottoman Empire. Today, it is a city famous for its unique architecture, delicious food, quality wines and the nearby lake Palić - a favourite picnic spot for Subotica locals and their guests.The spirit of multiculturalism, lavishly adorned buildings, budding hospitality industry and dynamic nightlife make Subotica one of Serbia’s most beautiful cities.

10/06/2023

Zlatar
The natural characteristics of this mountain, named after gold (zlato in Serbian), fully live up to its name.
Zlatar is lush with fragrant meadows and clean lakes surrounded by Serbian spruce and birch trees. Owing to a unique blend of Mediterranean and alpine climates, the mountain boasts long annual sunshine and crisp mountain air.
The pleasant climate, the picturesque plant cover and the authentic viewpoints interspersed by the rivers Lim, Uvac and Bistrica make Zlatar a must-see destination, both for those who wish to spend their holidays in nature and those seeking sporting and recreational holidays.

09/06/2023

Zlatibor
Thanks to its delicate balance of forested areas and vast meadows, maintained ski slopes, hiking trails and cycling routes, Zlatibor has evolved into a major tourist resort, attracting thousands of Serbian and international visitors both during the winter and in the summer season.
This mountain resort with the longest tradition of tourism in Serbia was opened to visitors back in 1893, when it was visited by Serbian King Aleksandar Obrenović.
The mountain is also the venue of many congresses, seminars and symposia every year. Due to its clean air and therapeutic climate, it has also been declared a major climatic health resort.

09/06/2023

Kopaonik
Measuring more than 80 kilometres in length, Kopaonik is the largest mountain massif in Serbia and one of the most popular tourist destinations, both in the winter season and during the summer months. It owes its name to the plentiful mineral resources that have been excavated here since ancient times. With more than 200 days of annual sunshine, it has also been nicknamed “the sunshine mountain”, while many also affectionately refer to it by its abbreviated name “Kop”. The mountain where, undoubtedly, most Serbs learned to ski is known for its range of ski slopes, suitable for everyone from beginners to experienced skiers and snowboarders. For thrill seekers a unique form of paragliding which combines flying and skiing is also on offer. When spring arrives, and the last snowflakes melt, Kopaonik becomes an oasis of greenery, with a pleasant temperature that is ideal both for relaxation and for engaging in various mountain sports.