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Cities
Belgrade
The capital of Serbia.
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Kragujevac
The first capital of modern Serbia, industrial hub and the 4th largest city in Serbia. Kragujevac is in the region Šumadija, 120 km south of Belgrade. Lepenica, a small river, flows through Kragujevac. Near the town is Lake Gružansko (Гружа
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Kraljevo
Kraljevo is an important economic centre in Serbia 170 km south of Belgrade. It lies on two rivers, the Morava and The Ibar river. In the outskirts of the city is very famous monastery Žiča (Жича) with a rich history, and in addition to the
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Niš
The third largest city in Serbia. Niš is a great car and railway junctions in that part of Serbia and the Balkans, with great industry and a rich history and cultural-historical monuments.Niš has a large university, there are important cult
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Novi Sad
Nicknamed "Serbian Athens", Novi Sad is the provincial capital of the Province of Vojvodina and the second largest city in Serbia (after Belgrade). Novi Sad is about 80 km northeast of Belgrade, on the Danube river. The city is an important
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Požarevac
One of the oldest cities in Serbia with a large historic heritage. An important commercial and cultural centre, in addition to the Velika Morava river, is situated about 80 km east of Belgrade. Near the town is a small town of Stari Kostola
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Subotica
Has been rated as one of the most beautiful cities of Serbia. It is in North Serbia, and is the closest city to Palic. An important commercial and cultural centre with a rich history. The main languages are Serbian and Hungarian.In the vici
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Sremska Mitrovica
Ancient Sirmium, one of four capitals of Roman Empire in 4th century AD.
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Vršac
One of the most beautiful cities in Serbia. It is 80 km northeast of Belgrade, near Romania. Vrsac has developed economic and cultural and sports centre, rich in vineyards.
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Other destinations
Đerdap National Park
Stretches along the right bank of the Danube River from the Golubac Fortress to the dam near Novi Sip. Its main attraction is the Đerdap gorge - the famous Iron Gate - the grandiose gateway through the southern slopes of the Carpathian moun
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Kopaonik National Park
And the ski-resort in the Kopaonik Mountain in southern Serbia. Kopaonik is the major ski resort of Serbia, with total of 23 ski lifts. A national park spread over 118.1 km² (45.6 sq mi). Kopaonik has a rich historical heritage. Sports and
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Palić
The lovely lake area in the north with baroque parks, the monuments of art nouveau architecture and a long tradition in catering made it fashionable summer resort. Palić is the host of a film festival, World Ethno Music Festival, and variou
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Sokobanja
The road to Sokobanja detaches on 200-th kilometre of the motorway Belgrade - Athens. Sokobanja is situated in basin between the mountains Rtanj (1,560 m) and Ozren (1,117 m), 400 m above the sea level. Sokobanja is a famous spa and tourist
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Tara National Park
Covers a large part of Tara Mountain in western Serbia (near Zlatibor). Tara Mountain is part of Dinaric Alps and stands at 1,000-1,500 m above sea level. The mountain's slopes are clad in dense forests with numerous high-altitude clearings
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Zlatibor
A very famous mountainous tourist site and ski-resort in the southwest. Zlatibor is near the town of Užice, en route to Montenegro. Zlatibor is situated at an altitude of 1000 m, summers are sunny, fresh air, cold winters, beautiful landsca
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