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• Tri Fenjera

  
  Niš » Restaurants & Cafés » Serbian

  Specialising in cuisine from the southeast of Serbia, Tri Fenjera (or the Three Lanterns) is a family-run kafana that receives enthusiastic recommendations from locals and visitors alike. Read on
  

• Prag

  
  Belgrade » Hotels » Budget

  Housed in a protected building that dates from 1929, this hotel is excellently located given that it is only 5 minutes away from the central railway and bus stations and only two minutes away from the very heart of the city. Read on
  

• Townhouse 27

  
  Belgrade » Hotels » Upmarket

  A new and exclusive boutique hotel in the old city centre, a few steps away from the Republic Square and Knez Mihailova street. Charasterised by modern architecture and minimalist interior design, each room has a high-speed Internet, Espresso machine and Bang&Olufsen flat screen TV. Read on
  

• Štrand

  
  Novi Sad » Sightseeing » Essentials

  This sandy beach on the Danube is the focal point of entertainment for all ages during the hot summer days. As many as 15,000 people come daily to the lido: old men playing chess, families enjoying a picnic, men and women indulging in a bit of dalliance, beach babes and posers who come to see and be seen, and anyone looking for good fun in the sun. Read on
  

• Park

  
  Belgrade » Hotels » Mid-range

   A hotel right smack in the centre of the city, this is well equiped place with all the amenities required for a pleasant stay. Read on
  

• Mt. Fruška Gora

  
  Novi Sad » Sightseeing » Out of Town

  A lonely mountain in the gentle Pannonian Plain, not far from Novi Sad. It spreads about 80 km lengthwise east to west and about 12-15 km north to south. Read on
  

• Ada Bridge

  
  Belgrade » Sightseeing » Essential Sights

  One of the largest construction projects ever undertaken in Serbia (and at a cost of over €400m also one of the most expensive), after nearly eight years of planning and three years of construction the massive Ada Bridge was opened to the public at the stroke of midnight on 31 December 2011. Read on
  

• Belgrade Fortress

  
  Belgrade » Sightseeing » Essential Sights

  Located on a hill overlooking the confluence of the Sava river into the Danube. The Romans were the first to build a fort (castrum) at this site and in the late 1st century AD, it became HQ of the IV Flavian Legion. Read on
  

• Mr Stefan Brown

  
  Belgrade » Cafés, Bars & Clubs » Clubs

  Located on the ninth storey of a commercial building. Here you will find a lovely view of the city, different types of cocktails, and a large bar in the centre of the club, sturdy enough to endure the weight of the barmen and dancing guests. Read on