Field mustard, Alibunar
This place is located in southern Banat, near Alibunar…
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The Republic Square, Belgrade
Republic Square, Belgrade / monument to Prince Mihailo and the National Theatre
The Nun Jefimija
The Nun Jefimija was born in 1350 but it could not be precisely determined the time of her death. It is clear only that she died after the 1405.
Helena (later on became nun Jefimija ) was daughter of a prominent Serbian aristocrat Caesar Vojhine, at the court of Emperor Dušan
Medieval town Magilč and the lilac valley
Once upon a time there was a Serbian King Uroš I who planted lilacs in the valley of the Ibar River along its gorge as a love sign for his beloved, a Serbian queen Ellen from the French town Anjou, known as a Jelena Anžujska, to feel confortable like at home.
The Aviation Museum, Belgrade
The Aviation Museum (former The Yugoslav Aeronautical Museum) was founded in 1957 in Beograd within the Air Force Command. The museum is located now at the Belgrade airport “Nikola Tesla” in a large modern glass building in the round, that looks like spacecraft.
Zlatibor, Holiday in the golden pine forest
Today Zlatibor is primarily known as a health resort, located in southwestern Serbia. A center of Zlatibor district is town Zlatibor (former Kraljeve vode), which is today known as one of the most successful tourist destinations in Serbia.
The Gardoš Tower
The Gardoš Tower, a visual and historical symbol of Zemun, is also famous as the Sibinjanin Janko’s Tower or “Millennium Tower”.
Wooden churches
Wooden churches, as their name suggests, are built completely of wooden materials and represent special religious type of building. Wooden churches were built before and during the Second Serbian Uprising, when by the Turkish rules churches should not be made of any other construction material that wooden (to have short life and to be easy […]
