Serbia is a country with a long winemaking tradition harking back to classical antiquity. Prokupac, Smederevka and Kadarka are just some of the native varieties you can taste in Serbia. Many international varieties are also grown here, including Chardonnay, Sauvignon and Pinot Noir.
The rich and diverse programmes of its art festivals make Serbia a must-visit for the true art lovers.
In recent decades, Serbia has built a name for itself as a top international destination for those wanting to enjoy great entertainment. Belgrade has a rich music scene, with something for everyone’s taste – from traditional Serbian music in the bohemian Skadarlija street, to Serbian and international pop hits played on floating river clubs on the Sava and the Danube to night clubs with a wide variety of electronic music.
Influences coming from the neighbouring nations have contributed to the diversity and richness of Serbian gastronomy.
Throughout the year, Serbia hosts many film festivals dedicated to a wide variety of film forms, from environmental and archaeological films, through to short cartoons and masterful documentaries, popular feature films and blockbusters.
Welcome to an exciting adventure down the wine routes of Syrmia, the Danube and Fruška Gora, where every sip reveals a new tale.
Are you ready for the irresistible charm of bountiful vineyards, a wine-growing tradition that spans centuries and vintages that will enchant your soul?
Step into the realm where history, tradition and exquisite flavours meet, and start a journey you surely won’t forget!
Replenish your strength, both physical and mental, at wineries like “Podrum Malča”, “Izba Jovanović”, “Status”, “Kratina” or “Lindžer”, and taste the local and international wines paired with the fabled Niš appetisers and barbecue.
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