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They say that nobody who went inside came out the same person. Did they meet the 'little green people', or did they - as the man from Greece from about 60 years ago - teleport around 100 years into th...

The village "Slavinja" in the east of Serbia has only a few dozen denizens and seems, at a glance, to be just one of many colorful mountainside villages. It is nestled on the slopes of "Stara" Mountai...

The 'old' or 'Pridvorna' church is a foundation built by prince Milos. It was constructed next to his residence in Kragujevac back in 1818. This construction holds undisputable historical and spiritu...

At the time of the first reign of the indisputable ruler of Serbia, knez Milos, the capital city status was passed back and forth between Belgrade and Kragujevac. As the center of power would shift, s...

The wealth of Serbian history and culture can be seen through the names of the locations and settlements across its territory. Throughout seven millennia of undiscovered history, various temporary and...

At the very border between Srem and Macva, where the mighty Sava river curves through the landscapes, a city was born over two millennia ago that would go on to become one of the four capitals of the...

The connection between Serbia and Greece goes back hundreds of years and up to millennia, all the way back to the days of Jason and his fearless seafarers who sailed Danube all the way up to Belgrade....

Once considered “the ugliest construction in Paris” and today a famous symbol of the city, the Eiffel Tower was constructed at the end of the 19th century following the designs of French engineer Gust...

The monastery Visoki Decani was constructed by king Stefan Decanski and emperor Dusan. The final brick of the construction was laid in 1335, while the frescos took another 15 years to fully paint. Wha...

How many capital cities has Serbia had? What answer would you give to this question - more or fewer than 10? Do you maybe know the name of the first Serbian capital and where it was located? Serbian...