1. The latest travel notes of Serbia

In Serbia, as long as the monthly salary is 5, yuan, you can realize the freedom of cherries, 3 yuan can stay in a four-star hotel, and 3 yuan can eat four or five pounds of ribs. Prices in Serbia are comparable to those in Thailand, but Serbia is clearly a European country.

Serbia, known as the back garden of Eastern Europe, was once a member of Yugoslavia. Tito, the then Yugoslav leader, liked to recuperate in Serbia because the natural scenery in Serbia was so beautiful.

The tourism industry in Serbia and the United States is very developed, where beautiful women, beautiful scenery, wine and food gather. It is these beautiful things that attract tourists from home and abroad to visit Serbia. Of course, the food and beautiful scenery there also attracted me deeply.

: Serbian Football League ranking from 21 to 221: 1 Belgrade Travel Team 2 Belgrade Red Star Team 3 Guladic Team

2. Travel notes of Serbia

If you want to bring some local products, you can buy some traditional Serbian handicrafts, such as handmade leather shoes, heart-shaped mascot pendants made of flour, and handicrafts carved from walnut shells. As a souvenir. If you want to go shopping in a shopping mall, recommend the following shopping malls:

1. UehoppingCenter is one of the largest shopping malls in Serbia, with complete brands to meet the needs of various consumer groups.

2. Delta City Shopping Center Delta City Shopping Center is located at the crossroads with heavy traffic, and its geographical position is very superior. In 29, it was rated as the best shopping center in Europe, the International Shopping Center Association.

3.BigFashion Shopping Center BigFashion is a new comprehensive shopping center in Belgrade, located in the old city of Belgrade, but relatively speaking, it is a little farther from the most central area than the first two.

3. Serbian free travel guide

It doesn't matter how much money you bring. The point is that whatever money you bring is not everything.

bring your global bank card. s very convenient!

4. Travel to Serbia

Serbia has a visa-free policy for China citizens, and it is no longer necessary to apply for a Serbian visa. Therefore, citizens who go to Serbia only need to bring their passports and identity cards, fill out a complete visa application form, and attach photos and invitations. You can enter the country for 3 days only by paying a visa sticker fee of 2 euros.

July is the best time to go to Serbia, which has a temperate continental climate. There are four distinct seasons here. Although it has entered the hot summer, Serbia is rarely cool. Moreover, in July, Belgrade often holds large-scale pop music festivals, and many young people from Europe gather here. Very lively, like friends can choose this time to go.

you can choose a route.

Shanghai-Belgrade (Belgrade is the capital of Serbia)

Hong Kong-transit in Abu Dhabi or Istanbul via Moscow-Belgrade

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if you transfer to Moscow, you can take Aeroflot, Abu Dhabi is Etihad Airlines, Istanbul is Turkish Airlines, and Aeroflot is the cheapest.

Tour route: Belgrade Novi Sad Belgrade Nishawa Belgrade.

Day 1: Visit the old town of Belgrade. There is also the tomb of Mei Dan Castle in San Savakale, Tito, the American Cathedral and the former site of China's embassy in the former Yugoslavia. You can feel the past glory of this land and the sanctity of religious belief. In the former site of Yugoslav Embassy, you cherish the memory of three China journalists who died in the past and cherish the motherland sincerely. In the evening, you can go to Skarqufeng Daglia Pedestrian Street and feel the local atmosphere.

2:day2: Go to NoviSad, the second largest city in Serbia, and visit Petrovalatinfort in petrova, the landmark building of Novisad, overlooking the city scenery, visiting the Novisad Museum inside the fortress, and then visiting the fortress tunnel. After that, you can move freely in the pedestrian street of Dunavska Street. Return to Belgrade.

Day 3: Go to Nice and visit Nice Castle. You can climb the wall to see the surrounding scenery. After that, I visited the Skull Tower. At the beginning of the 19th century, the Serbs really couldn't stand the tyranny of the Turks, and there were many armed uprisings of different scales in various places. Finally returned to Belgrade.

5. Traveling in Serbia

I have never heard of any taboos.

But personally, I think that traveling abroad should pay attention to the following points:

1. Be good at communication and be open-minded. You need to be prepared for translation and navigation. Personally, I suggest that you can translate it to local people to see your destination. Serbs are generally friendly.

2. Pay attention to protect yourself. Serbia's public security can be said to be relatively safe, and there are basically no black people and refugee thieves in Western Europe. But try not to be rich, because some local gypsies will come to you for money. Night is usually the busiest time in Serbia, especially in Belgrade, but because the Serbian police are very strong.

3. A relatively sufficient fund preparation, preferably a credit card, because there will be losses when you exchange dinars and euros.

5. Make a good plan. If you want to have fun, you should plan your route in advance. I didn't make too many plans on my first day in Bay City, so I took many detours.

6. Eat moderately. Serbia has abundant food, delicious meat and beer. If you go alone, pay attention to moderation.

7. If I can find a local companion to play for a day or two, I found two sisters in Chengdu and played together for two days, which is relatively less lonely.

6. Travel in Serbia

Serbia is an independent country on the world map. Its location on the map:

Serbia is a landlocked country, located in the southeast of Europe and in the middle of the Balkans. Serbia has a total land area of 88,361 square kilometers (including Kosovo), with Belgrade as the capital. Bordering Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, northern Macedonia and Albania, one fifth of the Danube, the second longest river in Europe, flows through its territory.