Serbia | A must visit! Check in at popular attractions

|You must go here to play! Check in at popular tourist attractions. 🌈Kalemegdan Kalemegdan is not just a park, it is also a castle, and the castle in the park is the best witness of Serbian history. This is a must-visit place for both locals and outsiders. The main part of Kalemegdan Fortress was built in the 17th century, and it also reflects medieval, Islamic and Turkish architectural styles. 🎈Saint Sava Cathedral Saint Sava Cathedral is the largest Orthodox church in the world so far, and it has not yet been fully completed. The construction of the church began in 1935, but was interrupted during the Hitler era and was not continued during the Communist rule. The cross on the church dome is made of pure gold, and the entire church cost a lot of money. 🎈Marshal Tito's Tomb Also known as the Flower House, it is the resting place of a great man. After Tito's death, his body was buried in the Flower House. Because Tito loved flowers during his lifetime, this place also has another name "Flower House". This is both a cemetery and a museum. 🌈Knez Mihajlova Street Knez Mihajlova Street, as one of the oldest and most valuable symbols of the city, is listed as a historical and cultural protection unit in Serbia. It is a very distinctive street in Belgrade, lined with various specialty shops, cafes, old galleries, old bookstores, antique shops, and many street artists gather here. 🌈Wooden Village Located in the Zlatibor Mountains, the wooden village (Drvengrad) was built by a famous Serbian director for the filming of the movie "Life is a Miracle". Here you can experience the fun of surrealism and enjoy the simple panoramic scenery. All the buildings are made of wood, decorated with various strange sculptures and flowers, and surrounded by open mountains and fields. It can be said that this is a good place to escape from the troubles of reality. Today, Mumu Village has become a famous holiday resort in Europe, with not only museums and galleries, gymnasiums and restaurants and cafes, but also a cinema. 🌈Sargan 8 Train The Sargan 8 line is a unique narrow-gauge railway in the world, and the railway itself is also a miracle. The trains here still retain their wooden structures. The Sargan 8 railway was built in 1921, with a total length of 15.5 kilometers. It was the main transportation line connecting Serbia until 1974. It was later transformed into a tourist railway. Since one section of the track has two consecutive loops, it looks like the shape of an "8" when viewed from a high vantage point, hence the name Sargan 8. Travel through tunnels, bridges and valleys, from Wet Mountain to Sarganvitas Station, and take a Wizard of Oz tour through the mountains. Sitting in front of the car window, I slowly appreciate the scenery and slowly pursue the beautiful scenes that appeared in my dreams over the years.