TOP EVENTS IN SERBIA

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The most popular international events in Belgrade and Serbia are:


	EXIT FEST 2011 IF YOU ARE COMING TO EXIT FEST IN SERBIA EXIT Fest, the biggest music festival in this part of Europe, has been held on Petrovaradin fortress since 2001. The festival has taken place on a magnificent fortress of Petrovaradin near Novi Sad ... More >>>
	GUCA TRUMPET FESTIVAL IF YOU ARE COMING TO GUCA TRUMPET FESTIVAL IN SERBIA Every year, the beginning of August is reserved for a unique Trumpet Festival in the town of Guca in Serbia. The first Trumpet Festival in this little town in western Serbia was held in 1961. For the past 47 years, the festival has made Guca appear on all tourist maps across the planet ... More >>>
	BEER FEST BELGRADE IF YOU ARE COMING TO BEER FEST IN SERBIA A great pleasure to exceed the record visit to Beer Fest in 2007 imposed a new imperative of extending the festival area. This was the main reason why the festival moved to Usce ... More >>>
	FAIRS IF YOU ARE COMING TO SOME OF THE FAIRS IN SERBIA Numerous international fair events have been held in Belgrade and Novi Sad Fair facilities: Tourism Fair, Fair of technique and technical achievement, Automobile Fair, Fair of Civil Engineering, Fair of Agriculture ... More >>>

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	MONASTERIES OF SERBIA Monasteries of Fruška Gora, Lazarica, Ljubostinja, Manasija, Mileševa, Ravanica, Žiča andi Studenica Monasteries of Fruška Gora are situated on slopes of Fruška Gora in the district of Srem. The monasteries were built in late Middle Ages, when the centre of Serbian culture... More >>>
	EASTERN SERBIA REMAINS OF ANCIENT ROMAN CITIES Viminacijum, Golubac, Lepenski Vir, Gamzigrad, Medijana - Nis and Djavolja varos Remains of Viminacium, the capital of the Roman province Moesia Superior and legion camp, are located near the confluence of the river Mlava and the Danube , 12 km away from Pozarevac... More >>>
	CENTRAL SERBIA - OPLENAC - MAUSOLEUM OF SERBIAN DINASTY KARAĐORĐEVIĆ For lovers of history and architecture Oplenac Mausoleum of Serbian dynasty Karađorđević is located on 39 km north west from Kragujevac, on the way to Belgrade ... More >>>
	NORTH OF SERBIA - VOJVODINA Fruška Gora National Park – Monasteries of Fruška Gora The Fruška Gora National park is situated 50 km north of Belgrade . The Park has over 1500 species of flora and over 50 protected plant species. It is richly populated with diverse species of game, especially in the area near the ... More >>>
	WESTERN SERBIA FOR NATURE LOVERS Western Serbia – Tara, Mokra Gora (Drvengrad "Wooden city", Emir Kusturica's ethno village), Zlatibor Mountain Tara is situated in the west Serbia , in the north-west part, bounded with a deep canyon of the river Drina . It is the famous summer and winter recreational site ... More >>>

Serbia is at the crossroads between Central, Southern and Eastern Europe, between the Balkan peninsula and the Pannonian Plain. Serbia offers an outstanding potential when river transportation is concerned. Although landlocked, there are around 2000 km of navigable rivers and canals, the largest of which are: the Danube, Sava, Tisa, joined by the Timiş River and Begej, all of which connect Serbia with Northern and Western Europe (through the Rhine-Main-Danube Canal – North Sea route), to Eastern Europe (via the Tisa, Timiş, Begej and Danube Black Sea routes) and to Southern Europe (via the Sava river). The two largest Serbian cities – Belgrade and Novi Sad, as well as Smederevo – are major regional Danubian harbours.