In this southeast European country, there is a spirit that boils and boils, there is belly eating, drinking to forgetfulness, and hot Balkan music that can make you forget about all of your problems. Serb`s hospitality is a national feature. And their biggest pride is the pleskavica, a traditional dish that is available in every village and a local road, served with a rich hot pepper garnish blended with lutenica, ripe beans, and fried potatoes. In Serbia, the most popular is Leskovashka pleskavica, which since 2007 is a protected trademark.
When we say Serbia, mandatorily we associate with the music festivals, which are a source of wild rhythms and high degrees. One of the hallmark events that takes place annually in the city of Gucha is the Festival of brass music. Nearly half a million listeners gather at this festival, and more than 100 orchestras participate in the competition. The fun in Gucha lasts for five days. The beginning of the festival was in 1961, but the tradition of the orchestras of brass music in Serbia began much earlier. The most curious thing about the Gucha Festival is that every morning at 7 o'clock there are musicians playing their trumpets in full force on the streets of the town, so if you expect to sleep longer after their midnight performances, you will not succeed.
The fans of the Serbian film director Emir Kusturica could have wonderful experiences in this country if they walk in his footsteps. Then everyone would believe that life is a miracle! On a hill in the wet forest National Park, Kyustendorf, the Wooden City or the Mechavnik was built - a bastion of art, cinema, science, and culture. Kusturitsa noticed this hill for the first time when filming "Life is a Miracle" in 2003 and decided to build there his own town. In the ethnic town, there are 20-30 houses entirely made of wood in the traditional style of the old Serbian villages. The complex has everything - a central square, streets, a church, a cinema, a pool and a spa, a gym, two restaurants, a coffee shop, a bar and even a prison.

Another similar project of Kusturica is Andrichgrad. It is a stone town located on the peninsula of the Drina River, near the famous bridge of Mehmed Pasha Sokolovic, part of the UNESCO World Heritage site. Andrichgrad was built as a décor for the film "The Bridge of the Drina river", which Kusturica prepares based on the famous work of Nobel Prize winner Ivo Andric. Andrichgrad is no less charming than the Mechannik but still looks a bit deserted because it's a lot newer.
When talking about Serbia we should not miss the romantic trip with the Shargans Eight as it is a legendary train. It is a museum-historical narrow-gauge along the wet forest trail, Shargan Vitassy.
The Nostalgia train, a museum-tourist attraction runs along this route during the summer season from April to October and during the winter holidays from 25 December to 25 January. The distance along the route is 15,440 meters, overcoming a height difference of 300 meters and 22 tunnels (total length which is over 5 kilometers), 10 bridges and several small stations. It is called an Eight because the track is curved in the form of an eight. In summer, the attraction narrow-gauge carries an average of about 80,000 tourists between the slopes of the Zlatybrod, Tara and Zlatar mountains in the Old Vlas area.
Belgrade, the capital of Serbia, is one of the most visited tourist destinations in the country. The town, which never sleeps, is located in the northern part of the country when the river Senna flows into the Danube River. Attractive for tourists are the many art galleries, museums, annual festivals. Everyone who visits this city is convinced by the friendly and the merry temper of its inhabitants and the truthfulness of his name - the Nice City. Include also Pirot on your list - several rivers pass through this Serbian town / Erma, Nishava, Temstica, Razsnishka river, Visocica /.