Sightseeing

Tours and Sightseeing in Serbia

Serbia's sightseeing is shaped by a country that has been destroyed and rebuilt numerous times, which makes its architectural layers unusually legible. The great fortress above the river confluence carries Roman, Byzantine, medieval Serbian, and Ottoman fortification layers in a single active park. The Museum of Yugoslavia, with Tito's mausoleum and its collection of gifts from world leaders, is one of the most thought-provoking political museums in post-communist Europe. The medieval monasteries of the Morava School, the Petrovaradin fortress overlooking the Danube, and the cave church network of eastern Serbia extend the sightseeing considerably. Tours by locals add the missing layer. Take it all in.