Novi Sad Travel Blogs

Capital of the Serbian province of Vojvodina and the 3rd largest city in Serbia, Novi Sad is a happening yet calm city small city along the Danube River Here are a few major spots: Petrovaradin Fortress - the medival fortress with the highest point in the city, over looking the Danube a…

Long refered to as the Serbian Athens, it has alwasys been a center of culture and learning. It's a bit more like Vienna and Budapest than Belgrade or Sarajevo. I spent the afternoon walking through this laid back northern Serbian town, which is only about 1 hour from Belgrade.  I found my w…

January 4th - Me and Brian boarded a bus in Belgrade, Serbia and headed off to Novi Sad, which is the capital of the semi-autonomous state of Vojvodina, in Serbia. It is a smaller city (about 300-350 thousand people). We arrived there and called our friend Tammy, who I'd met earlier in the trip, an…

When I got back to the campsite my original intention was to plan but my friends were leaving at 11am so I stayed up and chatted to them until they had to go.I then packed up my tent and everything into my bag and headed down to the beach to chill in the shade. I found Matt, Rhi and a load of other…

What a lot of fun was had. I've never had so much fun, slept so little and drank and smoked so much over a 5-day period in my life!! Will DEFINITELY be going again.Thought I'd add a bit more to this entry seeing as it doesn't really do the festival justice!! Every night was fantastic, and, certainl…

Oh, yeah.. my beautiful country! Anyone should visit Serbia. It has many cultural and historical notable monuments from Celts, Roman, Early Slavic, Ottoman, Yugoslav and at least modern Serbian time! Nature is also amazing! Serbia is full of National Parks, Mountains and Spas. For all those who come to Serbia in summer, i recommend to visit "EXIT festival" (One of the most popular music festivals in Europe, similar as "Roskilde") and Gucha fest (It's Trompete fest. 600.000 visitors in 2007)

I went to Serbia to visit a friend a couple years ago. At first I thought I'd just hang out with her because I didn't think Serbia has that much to offer (ignorant, I know). I was also a little hesitant and a bit scared of Serbia. When you're from Croatia like me, Serbia isn't a place people flock to. I had an amazing time though. It was such a beautiful country and the people were so nice. I really really liked it there and was sad to leave.

Whenever I have no idea what will I do with my time, I go to Novi Sad. It’s just a few hours from Belgrade. It is easy-going  city. I like to rest my bones on Strand, or just walk trough center of town and have my coffee in some café. That Saturday I was going with my friends by car.…

Een reis door zuid-oost Europa

A few people had recomended that I take a day trip out to Novi Sad to get a feeling for Serbia...I am still trying to think of something nice to say....The serbs cut lines regually, are not generally helpfull and do not believe in any sort of helpful maps...but hey I'm still smiling and will be in …

Business trip Modiform. To get more insight in the markets.

weg richting zuid/oost europa

A trip through Eastern Europe, encompassing Hungary, Serbia, Bosnia & Hercegovina, Montenegro and Croatia.