Serbia is one of the Balkans’ most rewarding yet often overlooked destinations, a country where history, culture and nature come together at the crossroads of Eastern and Western Europe. Located in the heart of the Balkan Peninsula, Serbia has been shaped over the centuries by Byzantine, Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian influences, creating a rich cultural heritage that can still be seen in its architecture, traditions and cuisine. Today, visitors will find lively cities, medieval monasteries, impressive fortresses and unspoilt natural landscapes waiting to be explored.

Many journeys begin in Belgrade, the capital, where the Danube and Sava rivers meet. The historic Kalemegdan Fortress, the bohemian streets of Skadarlija and the city’s vibrant cultural and nightlife scene make Belgrade one of Southeast Europe’s most dynamic capitals. Another highlight is Novi Sad, home to the impressive Petrovaradin Fortress and a charming historic centre overlooking the Danube. Nature lovers can explore Tara National Park, known for its forests and spectacular viewpoints, or visit the dramatic Đerdap Gorge (Iron Gates), one of Europe’s largest river gorges. Serbia is also home to several medieval Orthodox monasteries, some recognised as UNESCO World Heritage Sites, reflecting the country’s deep historical and religious traditions.

During our travels we discovered a Serbia full of authenticity and warm hospitality. Walking through Belgrade’s historic streets, visiting ancient fortresses and monasteries, exploring peaceful natural landscapes and experiencing local traditions allowed us to appreciate a country that remains refreshingly genuine. Every region has its own distinctive character, making each journey a different and memorable experience.

Our articles about Serbia

This page brings together all the articles we have published about Serbia on Miranda Loves Travelling. Here you will find our travel experiences, cities, fortresses, monasteries, natural parks, hotels, restaurants and many other places we explored during our journeys. Every article is based entirely on our personal experience and illustrated with original photographs.

Our photographs

All the photographs featured on Miranda Loves Travelling were taken during our travels across Serbia. Our galleries include Belgrade, Novi Sad, the Danube, historic fortresses, monasteries, natural landscapes and many other places that showcase the country’s rich history and cultural heritage. Through our photographs we hope to share both Serbia’s best-known attractions and its hidden gems.

Where East meets West

Serbia is a destination that surprises visitors with its diversity, history and genuine atmosphere. From lively riverside cities and medieval monasteries to national parks and picturesque countryside, every journey offers the opportunity to discover a fascinating part of the Balkans that remains largely untouched by mass tourism. It is an ideal destination for travellers seeking authentic culture, history and beautiful landscapes.

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Lunch in Zemun ( Belgrade )

At the end of our tour in Zemun, the historic part in Belgrade in Serbia, we went up a hill called Gardos, which used to be a fortress. The fortress was said to have been…

Restaurants

The Restaurant Called “?” and the Town at Night

[ May 2018 ] In Belgrade, the capital city in Serbia, our first stop was the restaurant, called “?” Kafana, which was listed in our guide book. Kafana means a traditional pub. Originally, it was…

Hotels

To Belgrade

[ May, 2018 ] We went to Belgrade, the capital city of Serbia. For me it was the first time, but my husband went there in 1980, when it was Yugoslavia. We flew from London…

Transports

To Zemun by Bus

[ May 2018 ] On the next day, we joined a tour to Zemun, a historic part of Belgrade in Serbia. We joined many tours during our short holiday in Serbia, which was good in…