[2025 Belgrade Attraction] Travel Guide for Zemun (Updated Jul)

Ultimate Balkan Peninsula Travel Guide covering Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, and Albania, blending luxury experiences with in-depth exploration. Budget references included at the end. --- **Trip Highlights** **🏰 Cultural Epic Route** **Mostar** (Bosnia and Herzegovina): Exclusive early-morning photography rights at the Old Bridge, experience Ottoman-era coppersmith workshops **Sarajevo** (Bosnia and Herzegovina): Private guided tour near Latin Bridge uncovering WWI history, VIP explanation at the War Tunnel Museum **Bay of Kotor** (Montenegro): Midnight climb to the city walls for stargazing, private yacht exploration of the Blue Cave **🌿 Natural Wonders Chapter** **Durmitor National Park** (Montenegro): Helicopter aerial view of Black Lake, stay in forest treehouse hotels **Perast** (Montenegro): Chartered boat to Our Lady of the Rocks Island, exclusive access to the 16th-century church **🍷 Gourmet Luxury List** **Novi Sad** (Serbia): Century-old cellar tasting at Petrus Winery, Michelin-recommended Project 72 by the Danube **Zemun** (Serbia): Private dining at Saran Restaurant, savoring premium Danube sturgeon caviar --- **Top Accommodation Picks** 1. **Kotor, Montenegro** - **One&Only Portonovi** • The only six-star resort on the Adriatic, featuring private beaches + ESPA Spa • Reference rate: €1,500/night 2. **Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina** - **Hotel Mepas** • Infinity pool suspended over the Neretva River Canyon, executive suites with Old Bridge viewing terraces • Reference rate: €700/night 3. **Belgrade, Serbia** - **Square Nine Hotel** • Member of Relais & Châteaux, rooftop lounge overlooking Saint Sava Temple • Reference rate: €900/night --- **Exclusive Experience List** - **Sarajevo**: Intimate "Coffee & Stories" dinner hosted by Bosnian War survivors (€150/person) - **Budva Old Town**: Hire an archaeologist for a guided tour of 15th-century Venetian walls (€300/3 hours) - **Albania**: Jeep expedition through Theth to Valbona's hidden trails, picnic with freshly made shepherd’s cheese --- **Aesthetic Moments Guide** **🌅 Best Photography Spots** • Silhouette of divers at Mostar Old Bridge (daily at 14:00 in summer) • Morning mist over Perast’s twin islands (arrive at western reefs by 5:30) • "Tears of Tara River" waterfall in Durmitor National Park (best at noon when sunlight pierces the water curtain) **🎨 Artistic Easter Eggs** • "Invisible Sculpture" at Novi Sad’s Liberty Square: Touch bronze poetry plates to trigger light installations • Kotor Bay’s Shipwreck Bar: A 1940s warship wreck transformed into an underwater bar --- **One-Week Budget Reference (Luxury Edition)** | Category | Cost (EUR) | Details | |---------------------|-------------|------------------------------| | Round-trip Int’l Flights | 2,500 | Business class direct to Belgrade/Dubrovnik | | 7 Nights Luxury Hotels | 7,000 | Includes signature suites & butler service | | Private Transfers/Helicopter | 3,500 | Cross-border Mercedes V-Class + Kotor Bay helicopter tour | | Michelin & Private Dining | 1,800 | Winery VIP tastings + live seafood cooking at fish markets | | Exclusive Guides & Experiences | 2,000 | Includes war historians/artists as companions | | **Total** | **17,000** | Better value for two travelers | --- **Pro Tips** 1. Border Optimization: Travel counterclockwise from Belgrade to avoid Montenegro-Albania land border congestion 2. Seasonal Key: Visit in May or September to avoid crowds and enjoy lavender/grape harvest seasons 3. Hidden Perk: American Express Black Card holders can request special underground concerts at Lipa Cave, Montenegro For customized daily itineraries or special requests (e.g., castle proposals, film location tours), in-depth planning services are available. This land’s beauty lies in its untamed romance and profound history—may you encounter moments more captivating than *Lonely Planet*’s pages.

The Blue Danube gently curves here, with Zemun's yellow rooftops scattered like honey jars along the riverbank. The Central European charm mixed with the aroma of grilled fish hits you right away! Just a 15-minute bus ride from downtown Belgrade, and you instantly step into a 19th-century time capsule—cobblestone alleys hide antique shops, Baroque church bells compete with street accordion music, and even the roadside coffee cups are adorned with lace coasters☕. Head straight to the landmark Gardos Tower, where a surprise awaits at the top: a coin-operated telescope that lets you see swans waltzing in the river! Stroll along the riverbank, where gentlemanly white geese tilt their heads for bread, and old fishermen offer freshly cooked fish soup with a call of 'probaj!' (try it). The milky broth mixed with the smoky aroma of Hungarian paprika instantly rivals Michelin-starred restaurants🍲. At dusk, be sure to climb the steps of the Church of the Annunciation, where the sunset turns the entire red-tiled rooftops into a honey hue, and the skyline of Belgrade across the river glows with modern cool light—a magical contrast that's breathtaking! On your way back, don't forget to pack some beef stew bread bowls from the old corner shop with the '?' sign. The clay pot holds Balkan grandma's magic, definitely worth a visit!!

Travel tips for Serbia and more countries are here! 10 days of travel, experience the customs of multiple countries, save this post and start your European trip now! -- Travel to Serbia and more countries, explore ancient castles with a long history 🏰, and enjoy the beautiful scenery along the Danube River 🌊. Experience the enthusiastic and unrestrained folk customs, and enjoy the diverse charm of the European continent! Don't miss it~ -- 🎉Itinerary: D1-D2: Depart from Beijing ✈️ Belgrade, visit St. Sava Church, Tito's Tomb, Danube River cruise, visit Zemun Town and Swan Lake, and finally visit Kalemegdan Fortress and Mihailo Street. D3-D4: Head to Drvengrad and Zlatibor, and experience the world's longest cable car. Then head to Tara River Valley Bridge, explore Durmitor National Park and Black Lake, and finally arrive at the Cathedral of Christ the Savior in Podgorica. D5-D6: Visit Lake Skadar on the Bosnia and Herzegovina border, then head to Tirana to visit landmarks such as Skanderbeg Square. Then, head to Sveti Stefan Island and Kotor Old Town, and take a boat tour of Our Lady of the Rocks. D7-D8: Depart from Kotor, visit Mostar Old Bridge and Old Town, then head to Sarajevo to visit multiple historical and cultural sites such as Latin Bridge and Yellow Fortress. D9-D10: Return to Beijing from Belgrade and end this extraordinary European classic tour! 🌟 -- Some tips: - Food: Be sure to try traditional Serbian food, such as grilled meat and local cheese 🧀, it must be delicious! - Time difference: Serbia is 6 hours behind Beijing time, so be sure to adjust the time difference 🕰️. - Exchange rate: The local currency is the dinar, and the exchange rate with the RMB is about 1:15, so it is more convenient to convert in advance for shopping 💶. -- Travel to Serbia and more countries, one trip, multiple experiences, make your European trip more colorful! 🌟

Serbia, a country located in southeastern Europe, is a landlocked country on the Balkan Peninsula, bordering 8 countries, 4 of which are former Yugoslav members. In recent years, Serbia's economy has grown rapidly, and it has gradually become one of the popular destinations for European travel. In 2015, it was rated as "one of the top ten travel destinations worth traveling" by Lonely Planet. Serbia is one of the most complete places for natural ecological protection in Europe, with exceptionally rich natural scenery, orchards, forests, grasslands, peaks, canyons, lakes, rivers, vineyards and vineyards everywhere, with very little pollution and fresh air ~ The Danube is the European river that flows through the most countries, and one-fifth of it is within Serbia's borders. I went to four cities in total: Belgrade, Novi Sad, Subotica, Zlatibor ~ Let's share Belgrade first The capital of Serbia, Belgrade ~ This is one of the oldest cities in Europe, located at the confluence of the Danube and Sava rivers, it is known as the "crossroads of the eastern and western worlds". The St. Sava Church is located on a hill in the eastern part of the old city of Belgrade. It is the largest Orthodox church in the world. The last time I came, the exterior construction was completed ~ The interior is still being decorated, and this time I finally saw the golden interior of the church. It's absolutely beautiful! The high and majestic dome interior walls and surroundings are golden giant mosaic murals, with a total area of over 15,000 square meters, ranking among the world's largest mosaics. When you come to Belgrade, you must go to the city's most famous commercial street, Mihailo Grand Duke Street, to stroll around. The representative buildings of the 19th century European style stand on both sides of the street ~ Walking along this street to the end is the Kalemegdan ancient castle located at the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers. It is the best witness to the history of Belgrade city and a landmark scenic spot and leisure place in Belgrade. Although the castle has been repaired and expanded many times, the architectural style of ancient Rome and the Austro-Hungarian Empire can still be seen, Most of the existing ruins of the Kalemegdan Castle were mainly built during the Turkish rule ~ Now a park has been built around it, overlooking the Danube and the former battlefield ~ The entire castle is built of huge stones, and the architectural style of ancient Rome and the Austro-Hungarian Empire can still be seen ~ Walking to the northwest end of the castle, sitting on the high city wall of the Belgrade Fortress, you can see the Sava and Danube rivers converge. Walking back from the Belgrade Fortress, after seven years, the Moskava Hotel is very suitable for drinking hot red wine in winter! It used to be called the Moscow Grand Hotel ~ It is a long-established hotel in Belgrade, with a strong Vienna Art Nouveau style. Once ~ The whole of Yugoslavia regarded going to the Moscow Grand Hotel for coffee as a grand and beautiful thing in life! In addition, Zemun in the suburbs of Belgrade is a good place for locals to relax ~ There are many good restaurants along the Danube in the small town ~ Climbing to the top of the highest point of the small town, the Millennium Tower, you can overlook the entire small town's Central European style red roof buildings, looking far along the Danube, you can also see the cityscape of Belgrade. In Belgrade ~ Weekends always come to Zemun town for a stroll ~ Look at the swans on the Danube, especially after the snow is more beautiful! Zemun was once a border town between Austria and the Ottoman Empire, so it blends Austrian and Ottoman exotic styles ~ The locals in Belgrade love to come here for leisure and vacation. Coming here is like traveling through several centuries in the past ~ You can experience and feel the quiet time of the old times. Other places I recommend not to miss when coming to Serbia: The northern city of Serbia, Novi Sad·South Backa State, holds a four-day EXIT music festival every July, attracting nearly 300,000 tourists from all over the world ~ Historically, it was the cultural center of Serbia, known as "The Athens of Serbia", drinking afternoon tea on the castle of Petrovaradin Fortress, overlooking the quiet flow of the Danube; eating Brunch in Freedom Square, drinking a few glasses of champagne, enjoying the warm sun in the spring afternoon can be slightly drunk ~ The brightly colored buildings with European retro luxury horse-drawn carriages kicking past, people are confused, as if they have traveled to the prosperous place of Europe hundreds of years ago...... It only takes one hour to take a bus from Belgrade to Novi Sad, with a bus every 20 minutes, which can be returned on the same day. The northern border city of Serbia, Subotica·North Backa State, is full of local art buildings with Hungarian colors. This is a colorful art city, and it is also a city of multi-ethnic integration: 25 ethnic groups, 6 languages. Due to its proximity to the Hungarian border, it is popular to decorate local buildings with Hungary's famous Zsolnay ceramics. Subotica also has a museum that carries the treasures of new art, the famous local resort Palic Lake is a fairy tale world for me, and there is a quite large zoo in the fairy tale world, which makes the fairy tale world more vivid ~ In addition, if you like wine, you can also go to Serbia's famous ZVONKO BOGDAN winery and vineyard, which is also near Palic Lake. The western border city, Zlatibor·Municipality of Cajetina is located in the border area of Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina ~ Serbia has 5 national parks, more than 30 natural parks and special nature reserves, and the Tara National Park located in Zlatibor State is a very distinctive one, Tara Mountain and Drina River are intertwined ~ There are wooden villas for accommodation under the mountain, the scenery along the way of hiking is beautiful, the small wooden house standing on the rocks of the Drina River for nearly half a century, these two years have been constantly exploding hermit thoughts on various social media ~ The real thing is indeed dreamy ~ The rich resources of the Zlatibor mountain area can allow people to experience the real outdoor adventure fun. Summer hiking, boating, climbing and winter skiing are all popular projects here. Kopaonik Mountain is a famous ski resort in Eastern Europe ~ Although it is bathed in sunshine for more than 200 days a year, the magic is that every November to May of the following year is snowy, even if its reputation may not be as good as Switzerland, France and other European ski resorts, but its 44 kilometers of ski slopes and 20 kilometers of ski cable cars make many traditional ski resorts pale in comparison ~ In addition, the Wood Village located in the Zlatibor mountain area is a famous Serbian director built for the filming of the movie "Life is a Miracle" ~ All buildings from the ground to the house are built of wood and decorated with colorful oil paintings ~ Now the Wood Village has also become a famous resort, not only with museums and galleries, stadiums and restaurants and cafes, but also with a cinema that can accommodate 100 people. You can also take a small train to tour the Zlatibor mountain area in the Wood Village. As one of the few narrow-gauge railways in the world, the train itself is a museum. The four carriages have completely different styles and layouts, which are very worth experiencing ~ The entire operation line takes two and a half hours to cross 10 bridges and 22 tunnels in total, taking in the beautiful and quiet mountain scenery......

| The most beautiful guide. P1: Mihailo Street in Belgrade The city of Belgrade, few people, personally think it's uninteresting P2-3: Kalemegdan Castle A very old castle, there are a lot of shells and weapons from the Yugoslav war, all displayed here, few people, suitable for taking pictures P4-5: St. Sava Cathedral Rich and magnificent, very large, the top is very high, it is the faith of the Serbs P6-8: Zemun Town A very interesting town, quiet and comfortable, standing at the top of the town can see the most beautiful sunset, Serbia belongs to high latitude, starting at three or four in the afternoon, the sky begins to slowly darken, so it is best to climb to the top to see the sunset before 4 o'clock

Zemun is on the south bank of the Danube River. You can take a bus from Belgrade, just search on Google. It takes over 40 minutes to walk from the Moscow Hotel where I stay. I went to the monument of the Chinese Embassy in former Yugoslavia early in the morning. The former embassy has now been converted into the China Cultural Center. It was built by Shandong Expressway Investment and is now mainly a hotel with staff responsible for cultural exchanges sent by the Shandong Provincial Government. During this year's Spring Festival, they organized a team, including lion dance, snacks, handicrafts, and traditional handicraft demonstrations, to tour Serbia like a temple fair. I flew with them on the same plane, and we met in Belgrade and Novi Sad, which was very lively. Zemeng is a small mountain town, it's better when the weather gets warmer~ It's a bit like a mini version of Zadar. In the highest point of the town, there is a café where you can sit inside, keep warm, and enjoy the view.

I was googling on what to do in Zemun and came across a blog saying that someone actually spend 1 to 2 hours of their time in a Cemetary. Who goes to a cemetary as a tourist attraction?!!? What!?!? After visiting the cemetary, I finally understood why people come here besides paying respects to the dead. It is the coolest cemetary I have ever seen. What is so special: 1) Normally cemetary are religious based i.e. muslim cemetaries, christian cemetary etc. But this one is multi-religious, with different parts dedicating to different religion which is really cool! 2) The tomb stones are super cool and varied, there are sculptures like a boxer, angels and all kinds of styles of tombstones.

Step into Serbia🇷🇸 and explore this captivating Eastern European nation! The highlight of this itinerary is experiencing both historical landmarks and the leisurely European lifestyle✨ 🚶🏻♂️Itinerary: Day1: 📍Belgrade Fortress: Overlooking the confluence of the Danube and Sava rivers, this site has witnessed over 140 wars, with its weathered walls telling tales of history 📍Knez Mihailova Street: The perfect pedestrian street for city walks, lined with boutiques and cafés – the sunlight after 3 PM is ideal for photos 📍Skadarlija Street: Cobblestone lanes flanked by 19th-century buildings, with Tri Šešira restaurant highly recommended for its grilled meats paired with traditional Serbian music! Day2: 📍Zemun: Just 15 minutes from Belgrade, this fairytale town by the Danube is a must-visit – don't miss the sunset from Gardos Tower 📍Saint Sava Temple: One of the world's largest Orthodox churches, with its dazzling golden underground chapel 📍Tesla Museum: Super fun interactive exhibits, including artificial lightning shows⚡ Day3: 📍Novi Sad: Serbia's second-largest city, where the sunset at Petrovaradin Fortress is considered one of Europe's most beautiful🌄 📍Liberty Square: Open-air cafés and Baroque architecture – try the local specialty grilled pork chops 🍴Food Recommendations: ✓Ćevapi: National dish of small grilled sausages ✓Pljeskavica: Giant meat patty burger ✓Rakija: Fruit brandy (watch out for the kick!) ✓Kajmak: Dairy product locals love to spread on bread 📌Practical Tips: 1. Serbia's visa-free policy is super convenient! 2. Renting a car is much more convenient than public transport 3. Extremely affordable – a coffee costs just 10 RMB 4. 10% tip is sufficient in restaurants

Hey guys, still eyeing Singapore for your next trip? Take my advice! This visa-free hidden gem—Serbia—is the ultimate value-for-money destination, safe and fun with prices lower than you can imagine. Easily enjoy the joys of European travel, let’s go! 🚀 ✨Visa-Free Policy is a Game-Changer Holders of Chinese passports get 30 days visa-free—no need to worry about visa materials or long waits. Just pack and go! Skip the hassle and save time for enjoying your trip. Pure bliss. 💰Prices So Low It’s Almost Tear-Jerking A coffee in Singapore might cost you dozens, but here, a rich latte is just around 5 yuan ☕. A full meal averages 30 yuan per person—feast on local specialties like grilled meat and stews without breaking the bank. Accommodation is a steal too, with cozy guesthouses at just 100-200 yuan. Sleep tight, no stress. 💯Safety Level: MAX Serbia is super stable, with friendly locals and low crime rates. Solo female travelers can explore with peace of mind. Warm smiles everywhere—enjoy every moment without safety concerns. 🌆Must-Visit Spots - Kalemegdan Fortress: A city icon at the confluence of the Sava and Danube Rivers. Free entry! Climb the walls for stunning river views and a blend of history and nature. Don’t miss the military museum inside. - Saint Sava Temple: One of the world’s largest Orthodox churches, with a majestic white exterior and breathtaking golden frescoes inside—like stepping into an art palace. - Zemun: A charming European-style town by the Danube. Stroll leisurely or climb Gardos Tower at dusk for panoramic views and epic sunsets—every frame is wallpaper-worthy. 🍱Food Picks - Grilled Meat: Serbian barbecue is legendary—juicy, flavorful meats grilled to perfection, served with special sauces. One bite and you’re hooked. - Stews: Hearty, slow-cooked dishes with rich broths, perfect with rice or bread. - Craft Beer: Don’t miss local brews—refreshing and complex, the ideal pairing for Serbian cuisine. 🛏️Stay Smart Opt for downtown areas for convenience. Booking platforms offer great budget options (100-300 yuan for hostels or budget hotels). For more comfort, upscale hotels are available too. 🚗Getting Around - City Transport: Extensive and affordable bus/tram networks. Grab a travel card for hassle-free rides. - Intercity Travel: Trains and buses connect nearby cities effortlessly. Serbia—an underrated travel paradise with visa-free access, low prices, safety, and endless beauty. Don’t overthink it, pack your bags and start your dream European adventure here! 🌈

🌆 Must-Visits in Belgrade 1. Kalemegdan Fortress Highlights: Panoramic views of the Sava and Danube rivers meeting, sunset 🌇, and ancient Roman/Austro-Hungarian ruins. Tips: Free entry; wear comfortable shoes for cobblestone paths; best visited at dusk. 2. Saint Sava Temple Highlights: One of the world's largest Orthodox churches, golden domes, and mosaic murals in the underground crypt. Tips: Free admission; dress modestly (no tank tops/short skirts), remove hats/sunglasses. 3. Zemun District Highlights: Colorful riverside houses, Gardos Tower for city views, and grilled fish at Danube restaurants. Tips: 20-minute drive from downtown; ideal for lunch or sunset visits. ⛰️ Nature & Hidden Gems 1. Uvac Canyon Highlights: Winding karst landscapes, white-headed eagle sanctuary, and boat cave explorations. Tips: Private car from Belgrade (~3.5 hrs); free viewpoints but rugged trails require grippy shoes; support local honey vendors. 2. Tara National Park Highlights: Europe's deepest Drina River Canyon, the iconic "House on the Drina," and Banjska Stena viewpoint. Tips: Drive or join day tours; free park entry with marked trails; pair with a visit to Kusturica's Wooden Town. 🏰 History & Culture 1. Novi Sad Highlights: Petrovaradin Fortress ("Danube Gibraltar"), EXIT Festival (July), and Baroque old town. Tips: Fortress tower entry ~200 dinars; book accommodations early for the festival. 2. Monastery Trail Top Picks: Studenica Monastery (UNESCO, 13th-century frescoes) and 16 secluded monasteries in Fruška Gora. ⚠️ Practical Tips Visa: 90-day visa-free for Chinese passports. Transport: Rent cars with an IDP (ideal for mountains); city day-pass at 250 dinars. Season: Best in May-Jun/Sep-Oct; ski at Kopaonik (Nov-May). Costs: Low prices (¥1≈15 dinars); meals ¥40-80/person; carry small cash. 💡 Unique Experiences: Try Ćevapi grilled meat with Rakija on Skadarlija Street; Reflect at NATO bombing sites (Chinese Embassy Memorial).

| Serbia In-Depth Travel Guide. If you're tired of the cookie-cutter charm of Western Europe and seeking a city brimming with stories, affordable prices, and vibrant energy, Belgrade is your perfect choice! As the capital of Serbia, it sits at the confluence of the Danube and Sava rivers, blending Eastern Europe's weathered grandeur with the Balkans' untamed passion. This guide will help you explore the "White City" to the fullest! 📅 Best Time to Visit - May-June & Sept-Oct: Pleasant weather ideal for outdoor exploration, avoiding summer heat and winter chill. - July-Aug: Though hot, the riverside parties and music festivals create an unbeatable vibe—perfect for night owls! 🌉 Must-Visit Attractions 1. Kalemegdan Fortress 📍 Rating: ★★★★★ This ancient fortress, witness to 115 wars, is Belgrade's iconic symbol. The panoramic view of the Danube-Sava confluence from its walls is breathtaking, especially at sunset. Free entry; also houses a military museum and romantic sculptures. 2. Saint Sava Temple 📍 Rating: ★★★★☆ One of the world’s largest Orthodox churches, its white marble and golden dome glitter under the sun. The basement frescoes are awe-inspiring—a photogenic hotspot. 3. Skadarlija Street 📍 Rating: ★★★★☆ Belgrade’s "Montmartre," with cobblestone lanes lined with 19th-century taverns and art studios. Try Serbia’s national dish *Pljeskavica* (spiced meat patty) and *Rakija* (fruit brandy) at Tri Šešira restaurant. 4. Zemun District 📍 Rating: ★★★★★ A fairytale riverside neighborhood where colorful houses and Gardoš Tower transport you to the Austro-Hungarian era. Enjoy a grilled fish feast by the river for under ¥100 per person! 5. NATO Bombing Sites 📍 Rating: ★★★☆☆ Preserved ruins of the former Yugoslav Defense Ministry and the Chinese Embassy (advance booking required)—a sobering glimpse into 1990s history for interested visitors. 🎉 Offbeat Experiences - **Danube Night Cruise**: €20 for a 2-hour dinner cruise with starlit river views. - **Ada Ciganlija Lake**: Locals’ "summer paradise" for swimming, cycling, and bungee jumping. - **Tesla Museum**: Interactive exhibits featuring "artificial lightning" (ticket ~¥50). 🍴 Food Recs - *Ćevapi*: Mini grilled sausages with flatbread, ~¥10/stall. - *Kafana* culture: Sip rakija at *Question Mark Bar* with live music. - Sweet tooth? Try *Plazma* cake and chimney cake (*Kürtőskalács*). 🚗 Transport Tips - **Airport to city**: A1 bus (300 RSD) or taxi (~1800 RSD; opt for Pink Taxi). - **In-city**: Daily bus pass (250 RSD), but most old-town sights are walkable. 💡 Know Before You Go - **Visa**: Visa-free for Chinese passport holders—just pack and go! - **Currency**: RSD (1 CNY ≈ 15 RSD). Carry cash; some shops don’t take cards. - **Language**: English isn’t widespread; learn "*Hvala*" (thank you) to charm locals. ✨ Caption Gold (for reels) _"In Belgrade, bullet-riddled walls stand beside cafés, war memories clash with nightlife—that’s the Balkan magic."_ _"Spend half as much as Paris, double the joy—Belgrade teaches you ‘poor but sexy’!"_ 📢 Follow me for more off-the-radar travel guides!

📌 Things to know before your trip ✅ Visa-free! Chinese passports can enter the country without a visa and leave at any time~🇨🇳✈️ 💶 Currency: Dinar (€ is available in some places), it is recommended to exchange a small amount of cash, some stores accept credit cards～ 🔌 Plug: European standard (Type C/F), remember to bring a converter! 📱 Phone cards: Buy Telenor or VIP locally, cheap and fast~ 🌟 Top 3 must-see attractions 1. Belgrade Kalemegdan Fortress 🧜♂️ Overlooking the Danube and Sava rivers, the sunset is super beautiful! There is a museum and the popular "Kissing Bridge" in the castle～🌉 2. Petrovaradin Castle, Novi Sad 🏰 ◦ "Gibraltar on the Danube", the lights are super romantic at night, and you can also enjoy the night view of the whole city! ✨ 3. Studenica Monastery 🎨 ◦ World Heritage! The Byzantine murals are super shocking, feel the collision of religion and art~🎭 😋 Must-try food for foodies 🍖 Ćevapi: Serbian soul snack! Served with bread and onions, it's so delicious that you'll lick your fingers～😋 🥟 Burek pie: Meat or cheese filled puff pastry, one for breakfast is super satisfying! 🥐 🥒 Yogurt salad (Tarator): Refreshing and refreshing, a must-have in summer! 🥗 🧀 Kajmak cheese sauce: Spread on bread or serve with grilled meat, it has a rich milky flavor! 🧈 🏨 Recommended accommodation areas • Belgrade: Living near Knez Mihajlova Street, it is super convenient for shopping and dining! 🛍️ • Novi Sad: Choose the area around Freedom Square, where you can reach the attractions on foot~🚶♀️ 🚗 Traffic Tips • Walk or take the bus in the city, and rent a car if you want to cross the city 🚗 (the scenery is super beautiful!) • Belgrade → Novi Sad: Train/bus takes about 1.5 hours, very convenient~ 📸 Take the photo in the C position • The "Internet celebrity wall" of Kalemegdan Fortress 📷, any photo you take will turn out to be a blockbuster! • The white swans in Zemun, super healing by the Danube River~ 💡 Tip: Serbian people are super welcoming! Try saying "Здраво (hello)" it will be more friendly~😊 Collect it now and start your romantic trip to the Balkans! ✨

📍Serbia is an Eastern European country full of history, culture and natural scenery. It is visa-free for Chinese tourists (those with ordinary passports can stay for 30 days), and the prices are relatively low, making it very suitable for independent travel. 🌈The following is a detailed gameplay guide: ✅Preparation before departure 1. **Visa**: Visa-free for 30 days (2023 policy), as long as the passport is valid for more than 6 months. 2. **Currency**: Serbian Dinar (RSD). It is recommended to bring Euros or US dollars to exchange locally. Credit cards are accepted in most places. 3. **Language**: Serbian, but English is widely spoken among young people, and communication in English is available at tourist attractions and hotels. 4. **Transportation**: The capital Belgrade has well-developed public transportation. It is recommended to rent a car or take a bus in other cities. 5. **Best season**: April to October (the weather is pleasant in spring and autumn, and a little hot in summer but suitable for outdoor activities) 🚙Must-visit cities and attractions 1. Belgrade - **Kalemegdan Fortress**: The city's landmark, overlooking the confluence of the Danube and Sava rivers, with stunning sunsets. - **Cathedral of Saint Sava**: One of the largest Orthodox churches in the world, with a magnificent interior. - **Skadarlija Neighborhood**: Bohemian old street with traditional music and food at night. - **Zemun**: A literary town on the Danube River, with a panoramic view from the Gardos Tower. - **Nikola Tesla Museum**: A must-visit for technology fans to learn about the legendary life of this scientist. 2. Novi Sad - Petrovaradin Fortress: a military fortress on the Danube, hosting the EXIT Festival (one of the top music festivals in Europe) every July. - **Liberty Square**: The main square in the city center, surrounded by colorful buildings and the Cathedral of Our Lady. 3. Niš - **Skull Tower**: a cruel historical relic from the Ottoman Empire. - **Niš Castle**: a well-preserved castle from the Roman period. **4. Natural scenery** - **Tara National Park**: hiking, rafting and a visit to the Drina River House. - Uvac Canyon: Take a boat ride to see the winding canyon and flocks of vultures. 👣Special Experience 1. **Food Recommendations**: - **Ćevapi**: grilled sausages with bread and onions. - **Pljeskavica**: Serbian-style giant burgers. - **Kajmak**: A dairy product similar to curd cream. - **Rakija**: local fruit brandy, often plum (Šljivovica) flavour. - Recommended restaurants: "?" (Question Mark Restaurant, the oldest traditional restaurant) in Belgrade, "Project 72" in Novi Sad. 2. **Nightlife**: Belgrade is known as the "European Nightlife Capital". We recommend the floating bar (Splavovi) on the Sava River. 3. **Hot springs**: Serbia has many hot springs, such as **Vrnjačka Banja**. --- 🚅Transportation Guide - **Airport**: Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport (BEG), you can take the A1 bus or taxi to and from the city (about 15-20 euros). - **Intercity Transportation**: - Train: Slower but cheaper, suitable for short distances (such as Belgrade → Novi Sad, about 2 hours). - Bus: More efficient, recommended companies are Lasta and Niš-Ekspres. - Car rental: suitable for exploring the countryside, the road conditions are good, and the price of gas is about 1.5 euros per liter. --- 🏩Accommodation recommendations** - **Belgrade**: Choose a hotel near Stari Grad (Old Town), such as Hotel Moskva (historic landmark) or B&B. - **Novi Sad**: Stay near the Petrovaradin Fortress, such as Arina Apartments. --- ‼ ️Notes** 1. **Safety**: The overall security is good, but avoid going to remote areas alone at night. 2. **Tips**: A 5%-10% tip is usually required in restaurants. 3. **Internet**: Buy a local phone card (VIP or Telenor), about 5 euros/10GB of traffic. 4. **Cultural etiquette**: You must dress appropriately when entering the church (avoid shorts and sleeveless shirts). --- [Calendar] Recommended itinerary (7 days)** - **D1-3**: Belgrade (Old Town, Zemun, Museum). - **D4-5**: Novi Sad + Petrovaradin Fortress (you can also visit the wine town of Sremski Karlovci on the way). - **D6-7**: Tara National Park or Uvac Canyon (preferred for nature lovers)

Spring is in the air—it's time to explore new horizons! This 10-day multi-country tour, including Serbia, will let you experience the beauty of a European spring. Save this guide now! -------------------- Multi-country tour including Serbia: Explore the historical sites of Eastern Europe! 🏰 From the ancient castles of Belgrade to the fortress of Novi Sad, experience the ancient charm and unique customs of Serbia. 🌇 Don't miss the beautiful legends of this land! -------------------- 🚩Itinerary: Day 1: Meet at Guangzhou International Airport and prepare to embark on your European journey! Days 2–3: Fly to Belgrade. Visit Drvengrad (Wooden Village) and Zlatibor, and experience the world of the film *Life Is a Miracle*. Then, head to the Tara Bridge and Durmitor National Park, enjoy some characteristic roast lamb, and experience the hidden beauty of Montenegro. Day 4: Visit Podgorica, then travel to Shkodër and Tirana in Albania. Visit Rozafa Castle and experience the charm of the "Heart of the Balkans." Days 5–6: Visit Tirana, then travel to Budva and Kotor. Take a boat tour of Kotor and visit the Church of Our Lady of the Rocks. Then, head to Mostar and Sarajevo, touch the bullet marks that sparked World War I, and enjoy the same characteristic meal as the president. Days 7–8: Return to Belgrade and visit Zemun. Remember the friendship forged in blood. Then, head to Novi Sad, experience the glory and division of Yugoslavia, and enjoy some characteristic Belgrade barbecue. Days 9–10: Fly from Belgrade back to Guangzhou, marking the end of this romantic European journey. 🌟 -------------------- 🧳 Packing list: Essential items for a multi-country tour! 📘 Documents: Passport, ID card (bring copies as well, and save electronic versions on your phone). 🔌 Electronics: Charger, power bank, and universal adapter—travel the world worry-free! 📱 Communication: International phone card to stay in touch with family, and a data package to stay connected. 👕 Clothing: The weather in March is pleasant. Bring some light spring clothing and comfortable shoes for walking. 🎒 Daily necessities: Sunscreen, sun hat, and portable storage bags for easier travel. 💰 Finances: Credit card and a small amount of cash for safety and convenience, as well as emergencies! -------------------- Travel through Serbia and other countries, where every step is a scenic view and every journey is a spiritual baptism. Looking forward to the next adventure!

Hey everyone! Ready for a spontaneous trip to Montenegro and beyond? This 12-day itinerary is packed with tips and tricks to help you experience the best of multiple countries. Save it now! -------- Montenegro, located on the Balkan Peninsula, shares borders with several countries, giving it a unique geographical position. 🌍 It boasts magnificent mountains 🏔️, stunning coastlines, and a rich tapestry of historical and cultural sites. Don't miss out on this Balkan gem! -------- 🌍 Itinerary at a glance: D1: Changsha → Guangzhou → Podgorica [Montenegro] D2-D4: Podgorica → Tirana → Berat → Shkodër → Podgorica D5-D7: Podgorica → Kotor → Perast → Mostar → Sarajevo D8: Sarajevo → Višegrad → Užice → Bajina Bašta D9-D10: Bajina Bašta → Belgrade → Novi Sad → Zemun → Belgrade D11-D12: Belgrade → Guangzhou → Changsha This itinerary spans multiple countries and cities, offering a diverse range of international experiences! 🌈 -------- Must-see attractions: 1. 🏰 Belgrade Fortress: This medieval fortress offers breathtaking views of the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers, especially stunning at sunset! 2. 💒 Church of Saint Sava: Beneath its magnificent dome lies endless charm. Step inside to experience its unique beauty and sacred atmosphere. 3. 🕊️ Site of the Former Chinese Embassy in Yugoslavia: This site stands as a silent testament to history. The nearby memorial and flowers serve as a tribute to those lost and a symbol of remembrance. 4. 🌟 Drina River House: A Serbian landmark, this unique house perched on a rock in the middle of the river is sure to add a touch of wonder and intrigue to your trip! -------- Pre-trip essentials: Your packing list for a multi-country tour 🧳 📞 SIM card? No need! Montenegro and other countries on this itinerary offer visa-free travel, and you can easily purchase a local SIM card upon arrival. 🔌 Adapter? Yes, don't forget to bring one, as outlets may vary between countries. 🪪 Documents? Passport and driver's license are sufficient for hassle-free travel. 👕 Clothing? For a March trip, pack light spring clothing and a thin jacket for cooler mornings and evenings. 🔋 Charger and power bank? Essential for photos, navigation, and staying connected. 💊 Medication? Pack common medications like pain relievers and cold medicine, just in case. 💰 Cash and credit card? Bring both, as some places may prefer cash transactions. With this checklist, you're all set for a smooth and enjoyable multi-country adventure! 🌟 -------- Your journey through multiple countries begins with Montenegro. May every step of your trip be filled with wonder, excitement, and unforgettable memories! 🌟

Explore multiple countries, including the stunning landscapes of Albania! This 12-day itinerary will guide you through the exotic charm of Eastern Europe. Save this guide and start planning your amazing journey! -- 🛤️Suggested Itinerary: Day 1: Gather at Shanghai Pudong International Airport, ready to depart for Europe! 🎉 Day 2-3: Arrive in Athens, transfer to Tirana, and then travel to Podgorica. Visit Skanderbeg Square, the Millennium Bridge, and other attractions to experience the history and culture of Eastern Europe. 🏛️ Day 4-5: Explore Durmitor National Park and discover the enchanting wooden village. Afterward, head to Belgrade and visit Kalemegdan Fortress and experience the charm of Zemun. 🌳 Day 6-7: Continue to Sarajevo and then to Mostar. Visit the Latin Bridge and Stari Most (Old Bridge) to immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the old city. 🌉 Day 8-9: Explore the ancient city of Kotor and take a boat trip to Our Lady of the Rocks. Afterward, travel to Budva and discover the charm of Sveti Stefan and the old town. ⛵ Day 10: Visit Lake Skadar and return to Tirana, preparing for the return journey. 🌄 Day 11: Fly from Tirana back to Athens, then transfer to Shanghai Pudong International Airport, concluding your Eastern European adventure. 🛫 Day 12: Arrive at Shanghai Pudong International Airport. Share your European experiences and look forward to your next trip! 💖 -- Essential Travel Tips: 1. Time Difference: Albania is X hours behind Beijing time. Remember to adjust to the time difference. 🕰️ 2. Food: Don't miss local specialties such as roasted lamb and cheese. Savor the authentic flavors! 🍖🧀 3. Souvenirs: Handmade carpets and traditional clothing are worth buying, and the prices are reasonable. 🛍️ 4. Safety: Pay attention to your personal belongings at tourist attractions. Don't forget your valuables! 🔒 5. Transportation: Local public transportation is not convenient. Renting a car or hiring a private car is recommended. 🚗 -- Embark on a multi-country tour, including Albania, for a diverse travel experience. Pack your bags and set off on your adventure! Don't hesitate; excitement awaits!

With the Spring Festival approaching, do you want to experience a different kind of New Year overseas? Take a 10-day in-depth tour of Serbia and other countries, explore the dreamlike forest, and start your New Year adventure! -------------------- Serbia, a place where history and nature intertwine🏰, with ancient castles witnessing the glory of empires, the Danube River flowing through the country, and a variety of customs. Travel to multiple countries and experience the rich culture and unique landscapes of Eastern Europe, with stories and customs all along the way🌄. -------------------- 🛤️Itinerary: DAY1-DAY2: Depart from Beijing Capital Airport, transfer in Istanbul, and arrive in Belgrade. Visit landmarks such as the Church of Saint Sava and the House of Flowers. DAY3: Visit the surrounding towns of Belgrade, including Zemun and Novi Sad, and visit the site of the former Chinese Embassy in Yugoslavia. DAY4: Head to the Drina River House and the unique wooden village of Drvengrad, and finally arrive in Zlatibor. DAY5-DAY6: Visit Durmitor National Park and head to Podgorica, visiting the old town of Kotor and experiencing a Kotor Bay cruise along the way. DAY7-DAY8: Head to Mostar, visit the old town and the famous old bridge, and then head to Sarajevo. DAY9-DAY10: After visiting Sarajevo, return to Istanbul and fly back to Beijing. -------------------- Must-see attractions: ✨ Belgrade Fortress: This medieval fortress is a great place to enjoy the beautiful view of the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers, especially at sunset! 🌳 Drvengrad: It feels like being on the set of the movie "Life is a Miracle", with the open mountains around you making you feel relaxed and happy. ⛪️ Church of Saint Sava: Don't miss this church with a large domed roof, go inside and feel its unique charm, the interior is full of charm. -------------------- Travel checklist:🧳 📞 SIM card/Wi-Fi device: Convenient for contact and online information search. 🔌 Plug adapter: European standard, essential for two or more countries. 🪪 Copies of documents: Passport, driver's license, etc., safety first. 👕 Clothing: February is cold, bring enough warm coats, hats, and gloves. 🔋 Charger and power bank: Keep your devices fully charged. 💊 Common medicines: Cold medicine, painkillers, just in case. 💰 Small amount of cash and credit card: For emergencies. 📸 Camera and memory card: Capture beautiful moments. -------------------- 🌟Don't forget to like and save, and easily plan your multi-country trip to Serbia and more!

Dear seniors, we have a special tour for you to Serbia and other countries! Visit world cultural heritage sites, stay in high-quality hotels, and enjoy a relaxing time in Eastern Europe! -------------------- Visit Serbia and other countries, explore historical sites 🏛️, and enjoy beautiful natural scenery 🌳. Experience the rich local culture, and feel the fairytale castles 🏰 and ancient monasteries. Explore the customs of multiple countries! -------------------- Route suggestions: Day 1-2: Beijing 🛫 Istanbul 🛬 Belgrade. Visit St. Sava Church, Tito's Tomb, and other places to experience the fusion of history and culture. Day 3: Visit Zemun and Novi-Sad around Belgrade, and revisit the history of the Chinese Embassy in the former Yugoslavia. Day 4-5: Go to Zlatibor, visit the house on the river and the unique wooden village of Drvengrad. Then explore the natural beauty of Durmitor National Park. Day 6-7: Visit Podgorica, experience the charm of Kotor Old Town, and taste the wine of 13.Jul Plantaze Winery. Day 8: Visit Mostar, a city named after a bridge, and admire the World Cultural Heritage - the Old Mostar Bridge. Day 9-10: From Sarajevo 🛫 Istanbul 🛬 Beijing. Stop in Istanbul for a short stay, visit famous attractions such as the Yellow Castle, and end this multi-country trip. -------------------- Travel preparation: 🧳 📞 Prepare a phone card for easy contact and internet access. 🔌 Travel adapter, as the sockets in the two countries may be different. 🪪 Passport and ID card, essential for going abroad, don't forget to make a copy. 👔 Bring enough warm coats and clothes according to the January climate. 🔋 Chargers and power banks to ensure that electronic devices are not out of power. 💊 Bring common medicines with you just in case, and travel with peace of mind. -------------------- Explore the ancient charm of Serbia and the exotic customs of other countries, and start your journey now!

Hey guys! Here's a new multi-country travel guide! This time, it's a 12-day tour of Montenegro and more. It's full of excitement and not to be missed! Check it out now~ -- 🌟 Route suggestion: Multi-country tour of the Balkans 🌟 DAY 1-2: Changsha → Guangzhou → Podgorica → Tirana Fly directly from China to Podgorica, Montenegro, then drive to Tirana, the capital of Albania. DAY 3: Tirana → Berat → Tirana Spend the whole day exploring the area around Tirana, including the historic city of Berat, then return to Tirana to rest. DAY 4-5: Tirana → Shkoder → Podgorica → Kotor Continue exploring Shkoder, Albania, then return to Montenegro and head to the beautiful old town of Kotor. DAY 6-7: Kotor → Perast → Mostar → Sarajevo After visiting Kotor and Perast in Montenegro, head to Mostar in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and finally arrive in Sarajevo. DAY 8: Sarajevo → Visegrad → Uzice → Bajina Basta Travel through Sarajevo, visit Visegrad, then head to Uzice, Serbia, and finally arrive in Bajina Basta. DAY 9-11: Bajina Basta → Belgrade → Novi Sad → Zemun → Belgrade → Guangzhou Travel from Bajina Basta to Belgrade, the capital of Serbia, explore the surrounding area, then fly back to Guangzhou. DAY 12: Guangzhou → Changsha Take the high-speed train from Guangzhou back to Changsha, and end this wonderful trip to the Balkans! 🎉 -- 🧳 Travel checklist: 📞 SIM card, Wi-Fi device, stay connected at all times. 🔌 Plug adapter, travel to multiple countries, charge with ease. 🪪 Passport, driver's license, visa-free travel, smooth sailing. 👔 Lightweight jacket, windbreaker, travel in January, stay warm and windproof. -- 🎉 Experience the charm of multiple countries! We hope you have an unforgettable time on your multi-country tour of Montenegro and more, and return home with wonderful memories!

|Zemun (1380). Zemun, about 20 minutes drive from the center of Belgrade, about 1 hour by public transport, was once an important city on the north bank of the Danube during the Austro-Hungarian Empire, and became part of Belgrade after the First World War. The town has a variety of beautiful buildings in Baroque, classical, romantic and separatist styles, as if walking into a completely different Central European city, which is amazing.

Dracula on the wall, floor with DS etc.

Really good food here! There is a cheesewheel pasta, heavenly!

People dont usually take wall photos, but they are really nice too.

The longing for life is just to find a town for a few days. When the weather is good, walk on the stone road, jump on the river embankment and look into the distance. The Danube under the blue sky and white clouds flows quietly, sit down and enjoy the current sunshine. Walk the trail on the tower, the red roof of the whole town is in front of you, can't help but wow~ sound, just sigh at the moment. Go to Belgrade, don't miss the town of Zemun!

The Gardos Tower is the highest point of Zemun. The tower is not high, about four stories high, and you can see the tall tower from afar. Most of the sights in Serbia are free and there is very little charge, but this tower is for tickets, adults 200 dinars, free for children under 12 years old. In fact, you can see the panoramic view of the town without going to the tower, overlooking the intersection of the Danube and the Sava River, and the whole of Zemun is in sight. The typical European town style, Zemun with orange roof and blue Danube is not very beautiful.

Zemun, about eight kilometers from the Serbian capital Belgrade, was the territory of the Austro-Hungarian Empire during Serbias occupation by the Ottoman Empire, so the buildings here are mostly classical and Baroque. The Danube River passes through Zemun and is now very comfortable. In the old town, there are many restaurants and coffee bars along the river. Because it is very close to Bay City, it is also a place where tourists must punch cards. It is very popular. Zemun has a leisurely temperament, a calm Danube, a gallery on the corner, a bride who shoots a wedding dress under the Dolceta, a fallen walnut under the tree, a group of pigeons that are not afraid of people feeding on the square, on the market Gorgeous fruits and flowers, street cafes, ice cream stalls, and friendly smiles make up this temperament. Climb up to the Dolce Tower and overlook the town.