Serbia is a travel destination in Southeast Europe. Its capital is Belgrade. October and September are its two best months to visit, ranked on 1991–2020 climate averages.
Top places to visit in Serbia
Belgrade Fortress (Kalemegdan) (landmark, Belgrade Region) — Hilltop fortress at the confluence of the Sava and Danube — 2,000 years of layered history and city panoramas.
Novi Sad (city, Vojvodina) — Neoclassical Danube city — Petrovaradin fortress, EXIT festival, and café-lined streets of Vojvodina.
Đavolja Varoš (natural, Southern and Eastern Serbia) — "Devil's Town" — 202 rock pillars up to 15 m tall sculpted by erosion, with two acidic springs.
Studenica Monastery (landmark, Šumadija and Western Serbia) — UNESCO 12th-century royal monastery — white marble church with the finest Serbian medieval frescoes.
Tara National Park (natural, Šumadija and Western Serbia) — Deep canyon, glacial Black Lake, and ancient spruce forest along a panoramic narrow-gauge railway.
Golubac Fortress (landmark, Southern and Eastern Serbia) — Dramatic 14th-century river fortress rising from the Danube gorge — Iron Gates gateway.
Oplenac (landmark, Šumadija and Western Serbia) — Royal mausoleum of the Karađorđević dynasty with 40 million mosaic tesserae inside a white marble church.
Sokobanja (natural, Southern and Eastern Serbia) — Serbia's most popular spa resort — thermal pools, Mount Rtanj pyramid, and the medieval Sokograd fortress.
Skadarlija, Belgrade (city, Belgrade Region) — Bohemian quarter of 19th-century cobble lanes, kafanas, music, and Serbian rakija.
Lepenski Vir (landmark, Southern and Eastern Serbia) — 8,500-year-old proto-urban site — trapezoidal sanctuaries with the world's oldest known sculpture tradition.