Serbia Tours & Trips

What our customers ask about Serbia Tours & Trips

• What are the must-visit historical sites in Serbia?

  Serbia's historical landscape spans more than two millennia with the Belgrade Fortress standing as the country's central historical landmark. The Danube River features the medieval Golubac Fortress a striking structure with nine towers that overlooks the water. The UNESCO World Heritage Studenica Monastery represents some of the finest Serbian Orthodox architecture. The ancient Roman city of Viminacium near Kostolac provides visitors with a glimpse into the region's Roman past. For accommodations the Hotel Moskva in Belgrade's historic center puts travelers within walking distance of key sites. As one TourRadar traveler noted "Serbia is incredibly diverse; from central European cityscapes to isolated Serbo-Byzantine monasteries the differences couldn't be greater."

• What's the best time to visit Serbia?

  Spring months of April and May along with autumn months of September and October provide ideal conditions for exploring Serbia. These seasons offer comfortable temperatures for visiting outdoor sites like Zlatibor Mountain and Uvac Nature Reserve. The summer period from June through August works well for exploring the northern regions including Novi Sad and the Fruška Gora wine country. Winter visitors can focus on indoor attractions such as the Viminacium archaeological park and Belgrade's National Museum. Year-round accommodation options include Hotel Palisad in Zlatibor which garnered this review from a TourRadar traveler: "The hotel choices and breakfast were 5 stars!"

• What kind of food specialties should I try in Serbia?

  Serbian food centers on robust flavors and satisfying portions. Key dishes include ćevapi (grilled meat rolls) pljeskavica (a local take on hamburgers) and sarma (stuffed cabbage rolls). Local spreads like ajvar made from red peppers and kajmak a dairy-based condiment are staples of the cuisine. Belgrade's historic Skadarlija district houses traditional restaurants including the landmark Question Mark Tavern (?). A TourRadar traveler shared this insight: "The food was amazing - from central European cityscapes to mountain villages all with very hearty meals and of course the national drink 'rakija' in between."

• What is the average cost of traveling in Serbia?

  Serbia remains one of Europe's more budget-friendly destinations. Daily tour costs typically range from 100 to 250 USD covering lodging transport and select meals. Standard hotel rooms such as those at Hotel Royal Inn in Belgrade start at 50 to 80 USD per night. Local restaurant meals average 10 to 20 USD while entry fees to sites like Golubac Fortress usually cost less than 10 USD. TourRadar travelers often mention Serbia's "great value for money" compared to other European destinations.

• What are some unique cultural experiences in Serbia?

  Serbian culture comes to life through traditional slava celebrations local rakija tastings and folk music events. Visitors can explore traditional village life at the Wooden Town in Mokra Gora or sample wines in Sremski Karlovci. The ethno-complex in Sirogojno offers authentic accommodation options that connect guests with local traditions. A TourRadar traveler described their experience: "The tour gave us a taste of it all - from medieval fortresses to mountain villages through lush national parks and steep gorges."

• How easy is it to get around Serbia using public transportation?

  Serbia maintains an efficient transportation network especially between major urban centers. Belgrade features comprehensive public transit while regular train and bus services connect cities like Novi Sad Niš and Zlatibor. Tour groups typically travel in air-conditioned vehicles and stay at central locations such as Hotel Prag in Belgrade allowing for easy independent exploration. TourRadar travelers report smooth logistics noting "All the itinerary went pretty much like clockwork."