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Top Cities of Serbia:

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Pristina

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Overview

Serbia is not considered one of the most popular tourist destinations yet, but there are really lots of interesting sights that are worth seeing for all the foreign visitors. The main advantages of visiting this country are the very nice weather, pleasant climate, lots of interesting historical tours and sightseeings, numerous resorts, good conditions for all the fishing and hunting lovers, ski-resorts and amazingly beautiful nature with its picturesque landscapes.

A rather big part of local sightseeings is concentrated in the capital of the country, the city of Belgrade. Subotica is considered the most Northern city of the country, which is interesting for its historical sightseeings and architecture, especially for the Historical Museum, Art Gallery, St. George’s Cathedral and others.

Novi-Sad is interesting for its numerous archaeological and art museums, gorgeous churches and ancient monasteries. The city of Niš has a historical significance in the country and may be interesting for the numerous architectural constructions, place both in the city and its surroundings that literally represent a huge historical and cultural national park.

There are also few national parks in Serbia that are famous for their breath-taking landscapes, amazing views and absolutely varies and rich flora and fauna.

General information

Continent:

Europe

Subregion:

Southern Europe

Area:

88,361 sq km (34,116 sq mi)

Capital:

Belgrade

Government:

Parliamentary republic

Population:

9.7 million

Languages:

Serbia has only one nationwide official language Serbian. The Serbian language is similar to Croatian and Bosnian. Before the era of nationalist linguistic policies and the breakup of the former Yugoslavia, they were all known as Serbo-Croatian. Today people in the former Yugoslavia no longer use this general term for what remains a common language. Other languages spoken in Serbia include Albanian (mostly in Kosovo), Hungarian, Romanian, Slovak, Rusyn, Croatian (all of them are official regional languages in the Vojvodina province), Ukrainian, Bulgarian, Romani, Czech, Bosnian, Macedonian, etc. Most Serbs speak some English (seniors, however, are more likely to talk with you in German or French), so you will be able to find your way around by asking directions. Also if you speak Russian it can prove to be occasionally helpful for you. Even though Serbia has never been politically involved in any way with Russia, the two languages have some similarities.

Religions:

For centuries straddling the religious boundary between Orthodoxy and Roman Catholicism, joined up later by the penetration of Islam, Serbia remains one of the most diverse countries on the continent. Centuries on, different regions of Serbia are heavily cosmopolitan: Kosovo province houses a 90% Muslim community, Vojvodina province is 25% Catholic or Protestant, while Central Serbia and Belgrade regions are over 90% Orthodox Christian. In whole, according to the 2002 Census, about 84% of the entire population of Serbia (excluding Kosovo) are adherents of the Eastern Orthodoxy (mostly of the Serbian Orthodox Church), 6,2% of the country's citizens are baptized Catholics, Protestantism accounts for 1.5% and Muslims for 4.8% of the population, respectively.

Time:

GMT +1

Currency:

EUR

Electricity:

230V / 50Hz (European plug)

Calling Code:

+381

Internet Domain:

.rs (.yu to be used until the end of 2009)

Drives:

on the right

Visas:

Getting into Serbia does not constitute a problem for most European nationals. You don't need to obtain a visa for entering. Citizens of USA, Canada and Australia and the European Union do not need visas either. Foreign tourists should keep in mind that Serbia has announced that visitors with Kosovan visas or passport stamps will not be allowed into the country. In practice, officers seem content with simply crossing them out and replacing them with Serbian ones, but it would be very risky to rely on this. Likewise, leaving Serbia via Kosovo is not considered leaving the country, so you run the risk of being charged with overstaying if you ever return. Also, foreigners are required by law to register themselves with the police station in their district within 24 hours of receiving a Serbian entry stamp at a border crossing or airport. Registration is done automatically by hotel staff upon check-in, however if you are staying with friends in a private dwelling, you must register your presence with the police in the district in which you are staying. You will receive the bottom part of the Foreigner Registration Form to carry with you if registering at a police station, or a printout from hotel reception if staying at a hotel; when exiting the country, you will be required to present it to the Border Police. Sometimes they will not ask for it, and you can keep it as an administrative memento. Never forget, though, that failure to register can result in prosecution and a large fine.

Airports:

There are three international airports in Serbia: Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport (BEG), Nis Constantine the Great Airport (INI) and Pristina International Airport (PRN). The latter is under the authority of the Government of Kosovo after the handover from the authority of NATO/United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo, and is the main port of entry to Kosovo for air travelers.

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