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English menu is available. Vegetarian options available. Look for a Trabant covered in grass A good restaurant. I might return

Национальный музей Сербии

Београд · Музей

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The museum of Serbia is located in Republic Square. The history of Serbia is too complex. A guide would be needed to explain.

Sky Experience

Белград · Фитнес-клуб

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An example of Yugoslav architecture. Reasonably well maintained. There are a few restaurants around the area. This is a bus terminus.

Сунчана река

Сербия · Гостиница

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Good value for money and a very good restaurant. There are many animals including geese, donkeys, horses, dogs and cats. At the rear of the hotel is a river that is the border between Serbia and Bosnia. The river is good to swim in, but is very swift. Inexperienced swimmers can easily be swept away. There is a lagoon suitable for children and beginner swimmers. The accommodation itself is very basic but adequate. Food 8/10 Environment 9/10 Friendly atmosphere and staff 10/10 Accommodation 4/10 (adequate, but basic) Many of the Serbian staff can speak Russian but almost no English. When speaking Russian I was asked "Ваша бабушка была русской?" With breakfast included for two people the total was 12,000 Dina for two nights. Excellent place for children. There is a black dog that is very friendly. It will follow you to your cabin in the evening and then stand guard in front of the door for many hours.

Avis

городское населье Сурчин · Прокат автомобилей

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International CREDIT card is needed. A debit card does not allow you to rent without buying extra insurance that costs 47 EURO per day. Rented i30 Hyundai for around 20 EURO per day without full insurance. The cars are older and have a lot of wear and tear, which can be a good thing as a brand new car with zero damage will show any small stone chips etc. LukOil accepted my international VISA card. I had heard that petrol stations that were Russian connected were under sanctions and VISA would not work. Price for 95 octane was 207 Serbian Dina. Some places offer for 195. You pay for tools yourself. Cash or card. Don't lose the ticket they give you at the entrance to the highway. Some parts of Serbia have many unsealed roads. Google maps will send you on these roads. Be careful. Best to select no unsealed roads.

Рајково Брдо Мачков Камен

Сербия · Фестиваль

Июль 2026

A memorial to the Serbian soldiers who fought the Austro Hungarian army in WW1 at this location. Many soldiers were lost and were buried here. At the entrance there is a detailed information board in Serbian and English with the full history. The history of Serbia seems to be replete with foreign invasions.

Троноша

Сербия · Монастырь

Июль 2026

Originally built in 1317 this women's monastery has a cool spring with very good quality water. It is recommended to bring a large water bottle and fill it in the spring. There is a gift shop in the church and a free information leaflet in English, Russian, Hungarian, German and French.

Международный аэропорт Никола Тесла Белград

городское поселение Сурчин · Аэропорт

Июль 2026

A small but well organized airport. There are money exchanging machines and taxi machines available. Yandex taxi works well in Serbia. You can pay using a Russian MIR card linked to b Yandex Go. 2,300 Serbian Dina to the downtown is normal. It takes about 20min. Yandex Go taxis are upstairs at departure level (not downstairs at arrivals). 2300 RSS = 1750 RUB as at July 2026. The immigration process was very fast and friendly. No queues. Bathrooms and other facilities are very good. The airport is named after Nikola Tesla.

Brusnica

Белград · Ресторан

Июль 2026

Vegan and vegetarian options available. Real fresh juice and very good sourdough available. Recommend for vegetarians or those who need a break from heavy meat dishes. Outside seating is comfortable. I would visit again.

Руины здания РТС после бомбардировки НАТО в 1999 году

Белград · Достопримечательность

Июль 2026

The bombed buildings seem to be left as a kind of "open air" museum. The bus to the Museum of Yugoslavia goes past these buildings. Korea 1950-1953 Vietnam 1955-1975 Dominican Republic 1965-1966 Grenada 1983-1983 Panama 1989 1990 Iraq / Kuwait 1990-1991 Somalia 1992-1994 Haiti 1994-1995 Bosnia and Herzegovina 1993-1995 Yugoslavia (Kosovo) 1999-1999 Afghanistan 2001-2021 Iraq 2003-2011 Libya 2011-2011 Iraq 2014- Syria - Iran - Is there any noticeable pattern?