[2025 Belgrade Attraction] Travel Guide for Church of Saint Sava (Updated Apr)

#AprilGoodDestinations2025 The Cathedral of Saint Sava (Temple of Saint Sava) is a Serbian Orthodox church located in Belgrade, Serbia. It covers an area of ​​1,800 square meters and is the largest Orthodox church in the world. As one of the top ten cathedrals in the world, Saint Sava Cathedral is dedicated to the founder Saint Sava. It has gone through many twists and turns in its construction and is one of the most magnificent buildings in Belgrade. It symbolizes the cohesion and indomitable spirit of the Serbian nation. The Church of Saint Sava is located on a hill in the east of Belgrade's old town. Construction began in 1935 and adopts the Byzantine design commonly used in Eastern Orthodox churches. However, the main body of the church is different from the traditional Latin cross (short horizontal and long vertical), but adopts a regular cross shape with four sides of basically equal length, 91 meters from east to west and 81 meters from north to south. This makes the church appear square, neat and magnificent from any angle. As a necessary bell tower for every church, the four bell towers are evenly inlaid at the four right angles of the cross, integrating with the main building of the church. As a landmark building in Belgrade, tourists should remember to check it out.

Serbia: A dazzling gem in Eastern Europe, a romantic encounter between history and nature On the map of Eastern Europe, Serbia is like a dazzling gem, attracting travelers from all over the world with its rich historical heritage, magnificent natural scenery, and unique cultural customs. Not only are there glorious relics of ancient Rome, but also the charming scenery of the Danube River, and unforgettable strong human touch. Walking on the streets of Belgrade, it seems to travel back to that glorious era. As the capital of Serbia, Belgrade not only has a long history, but also full of modern urban vitality. You can visit Kalemegdan Castle here, overlooking the magnificent scenery of the entire city; you can also go to St. Sava Cathedral to feel the solemnity and sacredness of the Orthodox Church. The natural scenery of Serbia is also fascinating. Go to Novi Sad, enjoy the charming scenery of the Danube River, and experience one of the most romantic riverside cities in Europe. Or drive to the Zlatibor Mountains to explore the forests, lakes and waterfalls there, and enjoy the tranquility and harmony of nature. In addition, Serbia is also a paradise for food lovers. The traditional dishes here blend the essence of Eastern and Western cooking, with both rich meat aroma and fresh vegetable match. In local restaurants, you can taste authentic Serbian barbecue, cheese and wine, and let your taste buds dance in exotic flavors. Serbia, this dazzling gem in Eastern Europe, is waiting for your arrival with its unique charm. Here, you can feel the heaviness of history and the depth of culture, and you can also appreciate the magnificence and colorfulness of natural scenery. Come on, let's embark on this romantic journey of history and nature together!

Serbia, a hidden gem in the Balkans, remains as elegant as ever despite the changes of time. 🕌 The St. Sava Church is one of the few attractions in Serbia. It is currently the largest and best-preserved Eastern Orthodox Church in the world, ⛪️ and also one of the top ten churches globally. Located in the old town of Belgrade, it can be seen from afar while walking on the avenue south of Republic Square. In Serbia, where tourist resources are scarce, this is definitely a highly recommended spot.

These days, the 'European Iron Buddy' Serbia is in the spotlight again! After eight years, the Chinese delegation visited Serbia again, and the streets were adorned with the five-star red flag and welcome banners. This country is not large, covering an area of 88,500 square kilometers, yet it is: one of CNN's top ten most beautiful travel destinations, one of LP's top ten most valuable travel destinations in the world, and also the European country with the most complete ecological conservation, ‼️Must-dos when in Serbia 1️⃣Definitely take a boat ride on the Danube River and take photos!! 2️⃣Definitely take photos inside the Saint Sava Church! (Super impressive) 3️⃣Definitely visit the site of the former Chinese Embassy in Yugoslavia and offer a bouquet of flowers!! · 🚙Serbia + Montenegro + Bosnia and Herzegovina 10-day travel itinerary DAY1 Domestic DAY2 Domestic - Belgrade DAY3 Belgrade - Sarajevo DAY4 Sarajevo - Mostar DAY5 Mostar - Kotor DAY6 Blue Cave of Kotor - Budva - Zabljak DAY7 Zabljak - Durmitor National Park - Tara Bridge - Wooden Village - Zlatibor DAY8 Zlatibor - Belgrade DAY9 Belgrade - Domestic DAY10 Domestic 🚙Tips: The flight time from domestic locations to Serbia is quite long, so it's generally not a solo trip to Serbia; it's usually combined with the nearby countries of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro. However, transportation between these three countries is somewhat complicated. For sisters who don't know how to enjoy their first trip to Serbia and Bosnia, it's recommended to join a small group. ⭕️Serbian Cuisine 💓Restoran Mala Kolubara: A local restaurant recommended for its stewed veal and grilled sausages - absolutely amazing!!! 💓Roštilj kod Mareta: A local meat sandwich shop, a bit far from the city center but definitely worth a try, their special meat sandwich with cheese is amazing!!! 💓Pekara Trpković: A bakery recommended by locals, selling Burek (a local pastry with meat or cheese fillings) - just be prepared for a long queue, but if you're lucky and the line is short, give it a try. 💓Орашац: Charcoal-grilled suckling pig, grilled lamb (the suckling pig is deboned in the kitchen after roasting, which makes it a bit cool and can be greasy) with live music performances creating a great atmosphere!!! ⚠️Important Notes ①It's still necessary to bring a translation app when traveling in Serbia, as most English speakers are young people. ②Don't wear overly revealing clothes before entering a church. ③Be wary of Gypsy women asking for help on the streets (watch your bags)

Serbia Travel Guide: Explore the cultural soul of the Balkan Peninsula!🇷🇸 Welcome to Serbia! This Balkan country is famous for its long history, rich culture, and unique landscapes. Are you ready to embark on a journey full of surprises and wonders?🏰 First, explore the capital of Serbia, Belgrade, known as the heart of the Balkans, filled with medieval relics and modern vitality. Don't miss visiting the Belgrade Fortress, Saint Sava Church, and Republic Square to feel the city's enthusiasm and energy!🏙️ Stroll through the streets of Belgrade, taste the local cuisine, especially the traditional grilled meats and Serbian sausages, and enjoy a glass of characteristic Serbian red wine or fruit wine for a delightful culinary journey!🍖 Explore the natural wonders of Serbia! Head to Novi Sad on the Danube River to admire the magnificent river views, ancient walls, and parks shaded by green trees, experiencing the magic and tranquility of nature!🌳 The ancient towns and countryside of Serbia are also worth exploring! Visit Novi Sad to see the Novi Sad Fortress and the old town, feeling the historical atmosphere and cultural heritage of the ancient city!🏰 For culture enthusiasts, Serbia offers a wealth of options. Visit the National Museum in Belgrade to learn about Serbia's history and cultural traditions, or enjoy local folk performances at the art center in Novi Sad!🎭 Don't forget to experience the traditional activities of Serbia! Rowing on the Danube River, fishing, or participating in traditional folk dances, immerse yourself in the cultural charm of Serbia!💃 Serbia is a country full of vitality and passion, get ready to start your journey to Serbia, and explore the cultural soul of the Balkan Peninsula!🌟

Pandy has been to quite a few European countries, Serbia is one of the most impressive! This country, located at the heart of the Balkan Peninsula, has a plethora of natural landscapes, cultural buildings and historical sites, and has a uniqueness that sets it apart from other European countries. Walking through the streets of Belgrade, there are constant surprises in terms of culture and art. Serbia, which is visa-free for China, plus the 'Air Serbia' that can be reached directly from Tianjin, high cost-effective catering, accommodation and prices, really is the best first choice for traveling in Europe. Below are some must-visit spots in Belgrade for everyone: ✝️St. Sava Church: One of the largest Orthodox churches in the world, the exquisite decorations and mosaic murals are worth a look. 🛍️Knez Mihailova Street: The most famous commercial street, exquisite handicrafts and street performers' performances are definitely not to be missed. 🏨Hotel Moskva: One of the most famous hotels, enjoy an elegant and artistic atmosphere afternoon tea here.

Serbia is rated as one of the top ten countries worth traveling in the world by Lonely Planet. You can experience the European style with the least money, and the visa-free policy❗️ has lowered the threshold, and you can also travel to Europe on a whim❗️ 📢Currently, Air Serbia🇷🇸Tianjin can fly directly, which can be said to be very convenient ⛪️What to do in Serbia? Natural scenery, historical buildings, ancient castles and monasteries are the main elements here -Belgrade: Ancient Roman and Austro-Hungarian architectural styles, you can see the Danube River and the sunset is beautiful -St. Sava Church: The Orthodox church and the bell tower are worth seeing -Liberty Square: The old city in the capital, suitable for citywalk, shopping and eating, very leisure -Marko Lake: Lake and mountain scenery, boat ride + hot springs, etc. You can plan a 4-5 day city tour, or you can plan a week of city scenery + natural scenery

Travel in Serbia | The largest Orthodox church in the world - St. Sava Cathedral Saint Sava Cathedral (Serbian: /Hram svetog Save) is a Orthodox church in Belgrade, Serbia The largest Orthodox church in the world, ranked one of the ten cathedrals in the world. is coming at night, but you can see the green dome of St. Sava Church. The church is dedicated to St. Sava, a prince in the history of Serbia, the founder and first archbishop of the Serbian Orthodox Church, the founder of Serbian law and literature, and the patron saint of Serbian schools and students. The church is located in the Frachal Heights in the city of Belgrade, where the Ottoman Prime Minister Sinan Pasha burned his body in 1595, after which the Serbs held a large statue with the image of Sava. The flag started the war against the Ottoman Turkish Empire. 300 years later, in 1895, the Kingdom of Serbia decided to establish the Church of St. Sava in the place where the remains of St. Sava was burned. It dominated the city of Belgrade, perhaps the most magnificent building in the city. However, due to financial problems and wars, the cathedral has not been completed yet, and the funds for building the church are entirely from the donations of believers. Out of the church, there is a bronze statue with a hand on the cross and a hand on the door. That is Saint Sava. This church is now a landmark in Belgrade, both inside and outside. It is breathtaking. It is said that the surface area of the first floor of the Cathedral Light is 3,500 square meters, there are three 1,500 square meters of galleries on the second floor, and a 120 square meter gallery on the third floor. The church can accommodate up to 10,000 followers, and its choir seats can accommodate 800 singers. The altar area of the church is more than the entire Belgrade area except for it! Outside the church, there are a lot of people chatting and walking nearby, and I saw a lot of children rolling around here, very lively, and foreign photographers have a tripod shooting time on the square. The deep blue sky at night makes it even more mysterious. In addition to the St. Sava church next to the St. Sava church, you can visit ~ : hramsvetogsave.rs Address: Krusedolska 2a

At night, when the last glimmer of sprinkling on Belgrade, St. Sava Temple stands out from the top of the Vraar Mountain, just like the highest point of the city. It is one of the largest Orthodox churches in the world and one of the largest church buildings in the world. The St. Sava Temple has the same name as the Gaud architectural church in Barcelona, as if it was never completed. St. Sava church was founded in 1893, and the work inside the church is still going on, because the dome is decorated with 1248 square meters of mosaic, which is one of the largest curved surfaces in the world. The amazing golden ceiling crypt and the stunning ornate chandeliers, the Murano glass mosiacs and the vibrant murals are also the charm of the Church of St. Sava. Although it is still being repaired, it does not affect the mood of our visit. The charm of the largest Orthodox church is expected to continue until 2020, and it is worthwhile to come back to Belgrade again.

📍Serbia is an Eastern European country full of history, culture and natural scenery. It is visa-free for Chinese tourists (those with ordinary passports can stay for 30 days), and the prices are relatively low, making it very suitable for independent travel. 🌈The following is a detailed gameplay guide: ✅Preparation before departure 1. **Visa**: Visa-free for 30 days (2023 policy), as long as the passport is valid for more than 6 months. 2. **Currency**: Serbian Dinar (RSD). It is recommended to bring Euros or US dollars to exchange locally. Credit cards are accepted in most places. 3. **Language**: Serbian, but English is widely spoken among young people, and communication in English is available at tourist attractions and hotels. 4. **Transportation**: The capital Belgrade has well-developed public transportation. It is recommended to rent a car or take a bus in other cities. 5. **Best season**: April to October (the weather is pleasant in spring and autumn, and a little hot in summer but suitable for outdoor activities) 🚙Must-visit cities and attractions 1. Belgrade - **Kalemegdan Fortress**: The city's landmark, overlooking the confluence of the Danube and Sava rivers, with stunning sunsets. - **Cathedral of Saint Sava**: One of the largest Orthodox churches in the world, with a magnificent interior. - **Skadarlija Neighborhood**: Bohemian old street with traditional music and food at night. - **Zemun**: A literary town on the Danube River, with a panoramic view from the Gardos Tower. - **Nikola Tesla Museum**: A must-visit for technology fans to learn about the legendary life of this scientist. 2. Novi Sad - Petrovaradin Fortress: a military fortress on the Danube, hosting the EXIT Festival (one of the top music festivals in Europe) every July. - **Liberty Square**: The main square in the city center, surrounded by colorful buildings and the Cathedral of Our Lady. 3. Niš - **Skull Tower**: a cruel historical relic from the Ottoman Empire. - **Niš Castle**: a well-preserved castle from the Roman period. **4. Natural scenery** - **Tara National Park**: hiking, rafting and a visit to the Drina River House. - Uvac Canyon: Take a boat ride to see the winding canyon and flocks of vultures. 👣Special Experience 1. **Food Recommendations**: - **Ćevapi**: grilled sausages with bread and onions. - **Pljeskavica**: Serbian-style giant burgers. - **Kajmak**: A dairy product similar to curd cream. - **Rakija**: local fruit brandy, often plum (Šljivovica) flavour. - Recommended restaurants: "?" (Question Mark Restaurant, the oldest traditional restaurant) in Belgrade, "Project 72" in Novi Sad. 2. **Nightlife**: Belgrade is known as the "European Nightlife Capital". We recommend the floating bar (Splavovi) on the Sava River. 3. **Hot springs**: Serbia has many hot springs, such as **Vrnjačka Banja**. --- 🚅Transportation Guide - **Airport**: Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport (BEG), you can take the A1 bus or taxi to and from the city (about 15-20 euros). - **Intercity Transportation**: - Train: Slower but cheaper, suitable for short distances (such as Belgrade → Novi Sad, about 2 hours). - Bus: More efficient, recommended companies are Lasta and Niš-Ekspres. - Car rental: suitable for exploring the countryside, the road conditions are good, and the price of gas is about 1.5 euros per liter. --- 🏩Accommodation recommendations** - **Belgrade**: Choose a hotel near Stari Grad (Old Town), such as Hotel Moskva (historic landmark) or B&B. - **Novi Sad**: Stay near the Petrovaradin Fortress, such as Arina Apartments. --- ‼ ️Notes** 1. **Safety**: The overall security is good, but avoid going to remote areas alone at night. 2. **Tips**: A 5%-10% tip is usually required in restaurants. 3. **Internet**: Buy a local phone card (VIP or Telenor), about 5 euros/10GB of traffic. 4. **Cultural etiquette**: You must dress appropriately when entering the church (avoid shorts and sleeveless shirts). --- [Calendar] Recommended itinerary (7 days)** - **D1-3**: Belgrade (Old Town, Zemun, Museum). - **D4-5**: Novi Sad + Petrovaradin Fortress (you can also visit the wine town of Sremski Karlovci on the way). - **D6-7**: Tara National Park or Uvac Canyon (preferred for nature lovers)

[Super-Friendly Visa-Free Policy] Serbia offers a visa-free policy for Chinese citizens. Grab your passport and go! No complicated visa applications or fees. It's incredibly convenient, making your European travel dreams a reality. Passport: Valid for at least 6 months with at least 2 blank pages; Flight itinerary: Print your round-trip flight tickets; Hotel booking: Book your hotel in advance and print the confirmation; Travel insurance: Schengen area insurance is recommended; Currency: Serbia uses the dinar, Bosnia and Herzegovina uses the mark, and Montenegro uses the euro. However, you can exchange euros in all three countries. Must-See Attractions: 📍Kalemegdan Fortress: Witness the vicissitudes of history. From the fortress, you can overlook the confluence of the Danube and Sava rivers—a breathtaking view. 📍Church of Saint Sava: The magnificent architecture is awe-inspiring, and the interior frescoes and decorations are exquisite, making you feel like you've stepped into an art sanctuary. 📍Knez Mihailova Street: Belgrade's most famous commercial street, lined with various European-style and former Soviet-style buildings, blending harmoniously. 📍Zemun: Once part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, Zemun is full of rich European charm. Climb Gardoš Tower to overlook the entire town, with its charming red-roofed houses and the Danube River flowing through, like a beautiful painting. 📍Tara National Park: Hailed as the "Lungs of the Balkans" by Lonely Planet, Tara boasts primeval forests, clear rivers, and spectacular canyons. Hike along the ecological trails deep into the forest to discover endangered species, or visit the wooden houses on the banks of the Drina River for the "most beautiful river view in the world," a scene straight out of a fairy tale.

The inside of Saint Sava, Belgrade. Taken in April 2025.#church #serbia #belgrade #architecture

A literary secret place on the Danube River As the second largest city in Serbia, Novi Sad shines as the "Athens of Serbia". It is not only the favorite university town for European students, but also listed as one of the top ten best travel cities in 2022 by Lonely Planet thanks to the Petrovaradin Fortress. It is only a 1.5-hour drive from the capital, perfectly connecting an in-depth tour of the Balkan Peninsula. 🌟Top 5 must-visit places 1️⃣ Petrovaradin Fortress｜Gate of Time and Space → The largest existing military fortress in Europe (built between 1692 and 1780) → Climb to the top and overlook the wonder of the three colors of the Danube River → Secret Passage Experience: 1.6 km underground corridor 📌Tips: The Exit Music Festival venue transforms every Friday night, summer only! 2️⃣ Cathedral of the Name of Mary｜Neo-Gothic Cathedral √ The spire is 72 meters high, and the stained glass depicts the legends of saints √ Organ Concert: 15:00 every first Sunday of every month ⚠️ Visitors please note: Ladies are required to wear headscarves (provided at the entrance) 3️⃣ Freedom Square｜Open-air Museum ◼️ Surrounded by three landmarks: City Hall / Bishop's Palace / National Theatre ◼️ Hidden gem: Smoked venison sausage at Trpeza restaurant ◻️ Saturday Creative Market: Handmade Copperware and Traditional Slivovitz Plum Wine 4️⃣ Varadin Bridge｜Steel Rainbow ◇ Legend of World War II: Self-destruction to stop the German army in 1941 ◇ Best photo spot: Strazilovo viewing platform on the river bank ◇ Night view: Light show every Wednesday/Saturday at 21:00 5️⃣ Red Wine Tunnel｜Underground Treasures 🍷 170-year-old family winery Vinarija Kovačević 🍇 Must-try wine: Bermet sweet wine (once supplied to the Titanic) 🕒 Experience: DIY bartending workshop (appointment required) 🚗 Golden Route Planning D1 Belgrade (Church of Saint Sava + Kalemegdan Fortress) D2 In-depth tour of Novi Sad (fortress + cathedral + red wine tasting) D3 Danube Ecological Day (Kovo Monastery + Lake Palic) D4 Explore the small town of Zemun before returning (Gardoshta sunset) 💡 Things to know before you go ✅ Visa: 30 days visa-free (with ordinary passport) 💰 Consumption: Coffee ≈ 8 yuan, dinner ≈ 50 yuan 🚌 Transportation: There are 15 buses to Beicheng every day (fare ≈ 35 yuan) 📷 Best season: Rose Festival in May / Exit Music Festival in July “Touching the bullet marks from the 17th century on the fortress walls and listening to poets reciting in the century-old café, this is the magic of Novi Sad – turning every corner into a line of poetry.”

Strolling in the Heart of the Balkans: The Poetry and Fireworks of Serbia In the early morning of Belgrade, the Danube and Sava rivers quietly embrace each other under the Kalemegdan Fortress. The stone walls of this thousand-year-old castle are covered with vines, and in the morning light you can seem to touch the shadows of the Roman Legion, Ottoman Cavalry and the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Looking down from the top of the castle, the river water shimmers with golden color, and the new city and the old city are close yet distant in the mist, just like a microcosm of Serbia - history and present, scars and hopes are intertwined here. Echoes of history The soul of Belgrade lies in the mottled bricks and stones. The white dome of the Cathedral of Saint Sava points straight to the sky. This Orthodox temple, which was built more than eighty years ago, has mosaic murals inside that are like a galaxy of stars. The candlelight of believers sways under the dome, creating a subtle tension between piety and unfinished magnificence. In front of the stone tablet at the site of the Chinese Embassy in the former Yugoslavia, bouquets of flowers silently tell of the empathy that transcends mountains and seas, reminding travelers how this land was once connected with the East by blood. Drive two hours north and you will be greeted by the literary and artistic atmosphere of Novi Sad. The "Drunken Clock" of the Petrovaradin Fortress can never keep the correct time, but it allows boatmen on the Danube to see every second clearly; in the open-air cafe on Freedom Square, Serbian poets and painters debate art over espresso, as if the Austro-Hungarian legacy of Princess Sissi's era is still flowing between the bricks. If you catch the Exit Music Festival in the summer, the fortress bunker will be transformed into a cave filled with the roar of electronic music, and young people will dance in the neon lights projected on the medieval stone walls, turning the memory of the war into a carnival rhythm. The interweaving of mountains and fairy tales Traveling west to Tara National Park, the scent of the coniferous forest permeates your lungs. The hiking trail winds through the dense fir forest, and the occasional brown bear footprints and the ranger's biological trapping boxes reveal the wisdom of nature conservation. The "Lonely Hut" on the Drina River stands quietly in the rapids. Its wooden structure has withstood half a century of wind and rain. Like an unfinished poem, it teaches people what it means to "reconcile with impermanence." In the Wooden Village in the Zlatibor Mountains, wooden houses are scattered like fairy tale building blocks. The utopia built by director Kusturica in the movie "Life is a Miracle" allows travelers to temporarily forget the troubles of reality. Balkan flavor on the tip of your tongue In the twilight, the aroma of barbecue mixed with the sound of gypsy violins floats in the air on the Skadalia pedestrian street. A plate of sizzling ćevapi (grilled sausages) with sour cream and a glass of local red wine Prokupac, Serbs interpret "carpe diem" with the warmth of charcoal and grapevines. If you catch the weekend market, you will see the smoked cheese and rose jam sold by the peasant women, which are wrapped in the taste of monastery secret recipes and Balkan sunshine. The Night Never Ends and the Philosophy of Coffee Belgrade's nightlife was named "the best in the world" by Lonely Planet. The lights of the barge bars on the Sava River sway, and electronic music and folk songs are heard one after another. But what is even more touching is the street corner in the early morning: the white-haired old man slowly stirs the Turkish coffee with a silver spoon, and the residue at the bottom of the cup outlines today's fortune - war, migration, and economic difficulties have never erased their focus on "the present moment." As the Serbian proverb goes: "A lucky morning is waking up in Belgrade." On the return journey, Tesla's profile on the dinar banknote echoed the portrait of the scientist on the airport's vertical tail. This country, which is rich in geniuses and fighters, is writing the most unique narrative poem in the Balkans with the bitter taste of coffee, the clearness of river water and the wild flowers on the ruins. For Chinese travelers who enter the country visa-free, it is not so much that they are exploring foreign lands as it is that they are seeing a kind of familiar tenacity and romance in the folds of history.

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 Belgrade, Serbia is a world-famous tourist resort city. Every day, thousands of tourists come here for sightseeing and vacation. This time I will introduce a travel guide to Belgrade. Belgrade is a city suitable for city walking. With the Republic Square as the center, within a radius of 2 kilometers, To the northwest are Prince Mihajlo Pedestrian Street (Belgrade University is near the middle of the street) and Kalemegdan Fortress; To the east are the History Museum of Serbia, the Parliament Building, and St. Mark’s Church; To the south are the Cathedral of Saint Sava and the Museum of the History of the Former Yugoslavia; To the west is the former Belgrade Main Station and the Sava River, which flows slowly into the Danube. . Belgrade city walk guide Church of Saint Sava The interior is magnificent and richly decorated with a typical Greek cross layout and Byzantine architectural style. St. Mark's Basilica Although the exterior is a bit run-down, the interior is still in good condition and is surrounded by green grass. Belgrade Fortress/Kalemegdan Park You can sit on the city wall to watch the sunset and overlook the Sava River and the Danube River flowing slowly.

With the short holiday coming, I recommend you an awesome 10-day tour route to Montenegro and other countries! Try Montenegrin milk-braised lamb, try Korto seafood, and don’t miss Bosnian Cevapi. Explore Durmitor Park, wander around the old town of Mostar, and check out unique attractions such as the Sarajevo Tunnel Museum and the Wooden Village. Finally, go to the Petrovaradin Castle to feel the weight of history. Come and start your multi-country journey! . Montenegro, the shining pearl of the Balkans💎, borders many countries. It not only has magnificent mountains🏔️ and charming coastlines🌊, but also rich history and culture waiting for you to explore. Don’t miss out on a tour of many different countries! . Route Overview: Day 1-2: Depart from Guangzhou, fly to Istanbul, transfer to Podgorica, and then go to Tirana, the capital of Albania. Day 3: Depart Tirana and head to Kotor and Budva in Montenegro, and finally arrive at the small town of Montenegro to enjoy the local scenery. Day 4: Depart from Montenegro, visit the spectacular Durmitor National Park, and then head to Trebinje in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Day 5-6: Visit Kravice Falls, then go to Mostar, and then to Sarajevo to visit the Sarajevo Tunnel Museum and feel the weight of history. Day 7: Head to the Stone Town of Visegrad, then visit the unique wooden village, and finally arrive in Zlatibor, Serbia. Day 8-10: From Zlatibor to Novi-Sad, then to Belgrade, where you will spend two days to experience local cultural cuisine, such as Montenegrin milk stewed lamb, Korto seafood meal, etc., before returning to Guangzhou. . Must-see attractions: 🌟 Belgrade Fortress: The vicissitudes of the medieval fortress and the thickness of its history allow you to appreciate the beautiful scenery of the confluence of the Sava River and the Danube River while also feeling the passage of time. 🌳 Mutou Village: It feels like walking into the scene of the movie "Life is a Miracle". The empty mountains and fields around it bring you a peaceful and secluded experience. 💒 Church of St. Sava: Endless charm is hidden under the magnificent dome. Walking into it, you will feel the unique scenery and sacred atmosphere. 🕊️ The ruins of the Chinese Embassy in the former Yugoslavia: This is a quiet and solemn site, accompanied by monuments and flowers, as if whispering about the history that cannot be forgotten. . 🎒 Travel essentials: easy multi-country tours 📞 Be sure to prepare your phone card and international roaming so you can be in touch at any time. 🔌 Don’t forget your travel plug. Standards vary from country to country, so you need to carry a converter with you. 🪪 All documents must be complete. You must bring your passport even if you are visa-free, and keep a photocopy of it. 👗 Clothing should be matched with the season. The temperature in March is moderate, so a light jacket is enough. 🔋 Charge your charger and power bank, as well as your cell phone and camera. Don’t let the battery hold you back. 💊 It is essential to have regular medicines, such as painkillers, fever reducers and gastrointestinal medicines. It is very important to travel in a healthy manner. 💼 Finally, a small backpack is available to carry your daily belongings, so you can travel easily without being burdened. . 🎉Visit many countries in one trip! The trip to Montenegro is over, but the desire to explore will never stop. Follow me, the next stop will be more exciting! 🌍

The holiday is here! Uncover the beauty of Montenegro and other countries on this amazing 12-day trip! From Bosnian stews and seafood feasts to a poetic boat trip on Lake Skadar, immerse yourself in history, nature, and popular attractions! Explore two castles, the "City of a Thousand Windows," the Blue Cave, and the Tara River Bridge (featured in a famous movie)! Don't miss out~ -------- 🌍Itinerary: Day 1: Beijing (Departure Day) Days 2–3: Podgorica & Tirana (Enjoy a poetic boat trip on Lake Skadar, experience history at two castles, and explore the "City of a Thousand Windows") Days 4–5: Budva & Kotor (Explore the Blue Cave, admire the World Heritage Site of the Bay of Kotor, and relax at a seaside hotel) Days 6–7: Zlatibor & Belgrade (Explore nature in Durmitor National Park, enjoy scenic views from the gondola, and visit the Drvengrad ethno-village and houses on the river) Day 8: Belgrade (Visit the site of the former Yugoslav embassy, Tito's Mausoleum, and the Church of Saint Sava) Days 9–10: Sarajevo & Mostar (See the Latin Bridge and Old Bridge, enjoy the tranquility of the Neretva River, and stay at a 5-star hotel) Day 11: Sarajevo (Stroll through the old town and the Yellow Fortress, reminiscing about the historical journey) 🛫Return to Beijing Day 12: Beijing❤️ -------- Essentials: 🧳Don't forget these for your multi-country trip! 📞 SIM card: Prepare international roaming or a local SIM card to stay connected. 🔌 Adapter: Different countries have different outlets, so an adapter will ensure you can charge your devices. 🪪 Documents: Prepare your passport and driver's license. Even visa-free countries require proper documentation. 👗 Clothing: The weather in March is mild, so pack light spring clothing and comfortable shoes. 🔋 Charger and power bank: Stay powered up on your long journey. 💊 Medicine: Pack some common medications, just in case. 💰 Cash and credit card: Bring both cash and cards for flexible payment options. -------- Experience the diverse cultures of Montenegro and beyond. Don't forget to like and save this post to share this amazing journey with your friends! 🌍✨

[St. Sava Temple] is located in Belgrade, the capital of Serbia. It is the largest Orthodox church in the world, covering an area of 1,800 square meters. It ranks among the top ten churches in the world. Designed in the Byzantine style, the main body of the church differs from the traditional Latin cross shape (short horizontal and long vertical) and adopts a Greek cross shape with four sides of basically equal length, 91 meters from east to west and 81 meters from north to south. This makes the church look square, neat, and magnificent from any angle. There are 49 bells in the two bell towers, the largest of which weighs 6 tons. The main dome of St. Sava Temple is covered by a huge bronze dome, 70 meters high. Its scale is second only to the Hagia Sophia in Istanbul, making it the largest in the Balkans. It is one of the most magnificent buildings in Belgrade, symbolizing the cohesion and indomitable spirit of the Serbian nation. The interior of the Orthodox church is decorated with mosaics of various murals, without the sculptures and oil paintings commonly found in Catholic churches. The golden decorations, mosaic reflections, and yellow lights make the entire hall glittering, solemn, and magnificent, with soft and bright light, unlike the dim light in ordinary churches. There is a towering dome in the center of the church, and a huge chandelier hanging in the center, somewhat similar to the Hagia Sophia in Turkey. Standing on the large circle reflected on the ground in the center of the church, it feels like standing at the center of the world. There is a small platform in the center of the entrance to the hall, where believers come in to pray for a few words, although I don't understand what they are saying. There is even Chinese on the main entrance of the church. The underground hall is also spacious and bright, inlaid with mosaic murals, not like the tombs in ordinary churches. This church is the spiritual center of Serbia and holds a high position in the hearts of the people. For those of us who are not religious, we can treat it as a tourist attraction, appreciating the architecture and decoration. 🌟Highlights: St. Sava Temple is a landmark of Serbia and the largest Orthodox church in the world. Ranked among the top ten churches in the world, it is tall, spacious, magnificent, and elegant, worth a visit. 📝Tips: To take a panoramic view of the church, you need to use a drone to take aerial shots. However, I don't know if there are local regulations on drones, so it's best to inquire in advance. 👍Most recommended: There is a circle in the center of the church hall, directly facing the center of the overhead circular chandelier. Standing there and shooting upwards, you can capture the altar dome and the ground, as if it were the center of the universe, which is very spectacular. ✅Must-try: There is a staircase on the left-hand side of the church entrance that leads down to the basement. The underground hall is also very spacious and magnificent, although the floor is not high. It's worth a look.

A seven-day in-depth tour of Europe will take you to explore the hidden secrets of the Eastern Balkans! The solemnity of the Orthodox Cathedral, the ancient legend of the Sibiu Tower, and the mysterious charm of the Black Church are waiting for you to explore one by one and feel the rich history and unique charm of culture. -- 🗺️Route suggestion: Travel in depth in Eastern Europe and explore historical sites DAY1️⃣: Arrive in Timisoara and visit Victory Square as the first stop. Feel the historical heritage of this city and make a good start for the next journey! DAY2️⃣: Stroll through the Grand Square and feel the exotic atmosphere -> visit the Orthodox Cathedral and appreciate the charm of Orthodox architecture -> walk across the Bridge of Lies and listen to the legends and stories on the bridge. DAY3️⃣: Visit the mysterious Black Church and feel its unique atmosphere -> Go to the Brasov Council Square to experience the local political culture -> Visit the Bran Castle and Peles Castle to explore the legends of the ancient castles. DAY4️⃣: Visit the Romanian People’s Palace to learn about the country’s history -> Visit the Tsar’s Castle to feel the ancient royal atmosphere. DAY5️⃣: Go to Plovdiv, visit the historic Roman theater, and experience the charm of ancient Roman culture. DAY6️⃣: Arrive in Sofia, visit Alexander Nevsky Cathedral and St. Sophia Cathedral, and feel the fusion of religious culture -> Visit the ancient Niš Castle, and appreciate the castle’s majesty and heavy history. DAY7️⃣: Visit Tito’s Mausoleum to learn about the legendary life of this historical figure -> Visit the Church of St. Sava and the Belgrade Fortress to end this historical trip to Eastern Europe. 🔚 -- Attractions to visit: 1. 🏰Belgrade Fortress: This medieval fortress is a great place to watch the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers, and the beauty at sunset is even more intoxicating. 2. 💒Church of Saint Sava: There is endless charm hidden under the magnificent dome. When you step into it, you will experience the unique scenery and sacred atmosphere. 3. Tito's Mausoleum: A great man rests here. His story is intertwined with the vicissitudes of history, which is worth your remembrance and exploration. 4. 🕍Hagia Sophia: This ancient Byzantine-style church carries the profound history and culture of Sofia, and every detail reveals the traces of time. 5. 🌆Niš Castle: Climb up the city wall and the beautiful scenery of the center of Niš will be presented to you at a glance, as if traveling through time and space and returning to that ancient era. -- Essentials before the trip: 🧳 📞 European phone cards or international roaming packages allow you to stay connected at any time without worrying about losing connection. 🔌 European standard conversion plug, worry-free charging, the device is always ready. 👔 A light jacket + a thick jacket to cope with the temperature difference between morning and evening in March, fashionable and warm. 💳 Credit card + a small amount of cash, easy payment for shopping and dining. 💊 Cold medicine + allergy medicine, emergency treatment of minor illnesses, more peace of mind during travel. 👟 Comfortable sneakers for traveling around Europe without stopping. 🎒 A small carry-on bag to hold your ID and snacks, convenient and safe. 📷 Camera or mobile phone, record beautiful moments and leave unforgettable memories. 💄 Small samples of toiletries, travel light and stay fresh. -- Travel to Europe and enjoy the romance and style! Don’t forget to follow me, there are more exciting strategies waiting for you to unlock, let’s explore every corner of the world together! 🌍✨

Hey ladies! Experience the charm of multiple countries on this multi-country tour of Montenegro and more! From traditional restaurants in Belgrade to boat trips on Lake Skadar, exploring the mysterious Blue Cave, and the magnificent Tara Bridge, this 12-day adventure is full of excitement. Book now! / 📅Itinerary: Day 1: Beijing [Arrival Day] Days 2-3: Podgorica-Tirana [Lake Skadar boat trip, exploring the City of a Thousand Windows, visiting the National History Museum] Days 4-5: Budva-Bay of Kotor [Exploring Kruja Castle, visiting Sveti Stefan, exploring the Blue Cave, enjoying the view from Kotor Fortress] Days 6-7: Zlatibor-Belgrade [Exploring Durmitor National Park, visiting the Tara Bridge, exploring Drvengrad, checking in at the house on the river] Day 8: Belgrade [Visiting the site of the former Yugoslav embassy, Tito's Mausoleum, St. Sava Temple & Belgrade Fortress, enjoying a traditional meal] Days 9-10: Sarajevo-Mostar [Sarajevo city tour, visiting the Old Bridge, enjoying the view of the Neretva River, checking in to a 5-star hotel] Days 11-12: Sarajevo 🛩️Transfer🛩️ Beijing [Visiting the Yellow Fortress, strolling through the old town, returning] / Travel essentials: 📘Documents: Bring your passport and ID card, and keep copies as a backup. 📱Communication: Don't forget your phone, charger, universal adapter, and power bank to stay connected. 👕Clothing: Pack spring and autumn clothes according to the March weather, including a windbreaker and comfortable shoes. 🎒Daily necessities: Toiletries, a U-shaped pillow, and slippers will make your trip more comfortable. 💊Medicine: Pack common medicines such as cold and pain relievers, as well as mosquito repellent, for a healthy trip. 💰Finances: Exchange some euros or US dollars in advance, and bring a credit card for convenient shopping. / Multi-country tour of Montenegro and more, one trip, multiple experiences. Let's experience the charm of different countries together and bring home unforgettable memories! 🌍✨

A 12-day tour to Serbia and other countries, exploring the customs of many countries and experiencing a different kind of European romance! Come explore with me! -- Serbia, a place where history and nature intertwine. Take a stroll through the ancient city of Belgrade and feel the rich history; walk along the Danube River and experience the Eastern European style. When traveling to multiple countries, Serbia is a stop you cannot miss! 🏰🌊 -- 🛣️Itinerary: D1: Depart for Belgrade and start your trip to Serbia! 🛫 D2-D3: Tour the area around Belgrade, visit the lonely cabin and the internet-famous train, then go to Zlatibor to experience the natural scenery of the Milècheva Monastery and Durmitor National Park. 🏞️ D4-D5: Go to Podgorica, the capital of Montenegro, visit the historical sites of Shkoder and Tirana, and experience the cultural charm of Albania. 🏰 D6-D7: Continue exploring Montenegro and immerse yourself in the beauty of Sveti Stefan Island and Budva, then head to Kotor and Perast to appreciate the charm of the World Heritage Site. 🌺 D8-D9: Visit Bosnia and Herzegovina, visit the historical sites of Mostar and Sarajevo, experience the extraordinary charm of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and enjoy comfortable accommodation in high-end hotels. 💎 D10-D11: Return to Belgrade, visit the surrounding towns and special attractions, taste local specialties, and feel the beauty of Serbia at the end of the year. 🍷 D12: End of the journey, departing from Belgrade for home, with full of memories and emotions. ❤️🛬 -- Attractions suggestions: ✨Belgrade Fortress 4 stars✨ Address: Belgrade, Serbia Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday 10:00-17:00 Play time: 2-4 hours The remains of a medieval fortress provide a great location for viewing the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers, which is even more beautiful at sunset. 🌳Wood Village 4 stars🌳 Address: Mokra Gora, Serbia Opening hours: Open all day Play time: 2-3 hours It was once the filming location for the movie "Life is a Miracle". Surrounded by open mountains and fields, you can feel the tranquility of nature and the charm of the movie. 💒Church of Saint Sava 4 stars💒 Address: Krušedolska 2a, Belgrade 11000 Serbia Opening hours: 7:00-20:00 Play time: 1-2 hours The magnificent dome is the symbol of this place. Walk into the church and feel its profound religious atmosphere and architectural beauty. 🕊️Ruins of the Chinese Embassy in the former Yugoslavia 4 stars🕊️ Address: The site of the Chinese Embassy in the former Yugoslavia, Trešnjinog cveta, Belgrade, Serbia Play time: 1 hour This site bears witness to history, and the nearby monuments and flowers express people's grief and respect. 🏛️Knez Mihajlova Street 4 stars🏛️ Address: Belgrade, Serbia Play time: 1-2 hours Wander among the 19th-century buildings and enjoy the quaint and charming scenery of this street. -- Travel list: 🧳 📂 Documents: passport, mainland China ID card, driver's license and translation, as well as hotel reservations and round-trip air tickets required for visa-free travel. 📱 Communications: mobile phones, chargers, power banks, don’t forget to buy a local phone card in advance. 👗 Clothing: The climate in Serbia is moderate in March, so bring some spring and autumn clothing, windproof jackets, sweaters, and comfortable shoes. 🎒 Daily necessities: toiletries, sunscreen, umbrella, and a small medicine bag just in case. 💵 Financial matters: A small amount of cash and a credit card are required. It is recommended to prepare a coin bag for easy change. 📷 Photographic equipment: Camera, memory card, spare batteries, count on them to record beautiful moments! -- When traveling to Serbia and other countries, every stop is a scenery and every step is a story. Don’t rush your trip and enjoy the beauty of the journey!

The Qingming Festival holiday is coming! Explore the charm of Serbia and other countries with this 10-day travel guide. It'll lead you on a fantastic European adventure. Save this treasure trove of a guide now! -------- Suggested Itinerary: DAY 1：🛫 Depart from Shanghai Pudong International Airport 🛫 DAY 2-3：🌍 Fly from Shanghai to Athens, transfer to Tirana, and visit Budva, Kotor, and Mostar 🌍 DAY 4-5：🚗 Explore Sarajevo, then travel to Novi Sad and Belgrade 🚗 DAY 6-7：🏰 Depart from Belgrade and visit Zlatibor and Podgorica 🏰 DAY 8-9：🏛️ Travel from Podgorica to Tirana, then via Athens, back to Shanghai 🏛️ DAY 10：🛬 Arrive safely in Shanghai, marking the end of the journey 🛬 -------- Recommended Attractions: 🌟 Drvengrad (Wooden Village): This is where the movie *Life Is a Miracle* was filmed! Surrounded by open mountains and wilderness, it feels like stepping into a fairy tale. 💒 The Church of Saint Sava: The prominent large dome is its symbol. Step inside to experience its charm; the interior decoration is exquisite, offering a unique spectacle. 🕊️ Site of the Former Embassy of the People's Republic of China to Yugoslavia: This site tells a story of history. Nearby, there are monuments and flowers, commemorating the past and cherishing peace. -------- 🌟 Travel Preparations: Here's your essential checklist for a multi-country trip! 📘 Documents: Passport, ID card (bring copies too!), driver's license, and international driver's license translation. 📱 Communication: Mobile phone, SIM card. Don't forget to purchase international data or local Wi-Fi. Staying connected is crucial! 🔌 Electronics: Chargers, power banks, and plug adapters to handle different socket types in various countries. 👕 Clothing: Based on the March climate, bring some spring and autumn clothing, as well as comfortable shoes, so you're prepared for anything! 🎒 Daily necessities: Toiletries, sunscreen, sun hat, and an umbrella for unexpected weather. 💰 Finances: Credit card, a small amount of cash, and travel insurance. Safety first when traveling abroad! -------- Traveling through Serbia and other countries will leave you with countless wonderful memories. We hope this guide will be helpful and allow you to easily embark on a dream trip! 🌟

Hey everyone! Ready for a spontaneous trip to Montenegro and beyond? This 12-day itinerary is packed with tips and tricks to help you experience the best of multiple countries. Save it now! -------- Montenegro, located on the Balkan Peninsula, shares borders with several countries, giving it a unique geographical position. 🌍 It boasts magnificent mountains 🏔️, stunning coastlines, and a rich tapestry of historical and cultural sites. Don't miss out on this Balkan gem! -------- 🌍 Itinerary at a glance: D1: Changsha → Guangzhou → Podgorica [Montenegro] D2-D4: Podgorica → Tirana → Berat → Shkodër → Podgorica D5-D7: Podgorica → Kotor → Perast → Mostar → Sarajevo D8: Sarajevo → Višegrad → Užice → Bajina Bašta D9-D10: Bajina Bašta → Belgrade → Novi Sad → Zemun → Belgrade D11-D12: Belgrade → Guangzhou → Changsha This itinerary spans multiple countries and cities, offering a diverse range of international experiences! 🌈 -------- Must-see attractions: 1. 🏰 Belgrade Fortress: This medieval fortress offers breathtaking views of the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers, especially stunning at sunset! 2. 💒 Church of Saint Sava: Beneath its magnificent dome lies endless charm. Step inside to experience its unique beauty and sacred atmosphere. 3. 🕊️ Site of the Former Chinese Embassy in Yugoslavia: This site stands as a silent testament to history. The nearby memorial and flowers serve as a tribute to those lost and a symbol of remembrance. 4. 🌟 Drina River House: A Serbian landmark, this unique house perched on a rock in the middle of the river is sure to add a touch of wonder and intrigue to your trip! -------- Pre-trip essentials: Your packing list for a multi-country tour 🧳 📞 SIM card? No need! Montenegro and other countries on this itinerary offer visa-free travel, and you can easily purchase a local SIM card upon arrival. 🔌 Adapter? Yes, don't forget to bring one, as outlets may vary between countries. 🪪 Documents? Passport and driver's license are sufficient for hassle-free travel. 👕 Clothing? For a March trip, pack light spring clothing and a thin jacket for cooler mornings and evenings. 🔋 Charger and power bank? Essential for photos, navigation, and staying connected. 💊 Medication? Pack common medications like pain relievers and cold medicine, just in case. 💰 Cash and credit card? Bring both, as some places may prefer cash transactions. With this checklist, you're all set for a smooth and enjoyable multi-country adventure! 🌟 -------- Your journey through multiple countries begins with Montenegro. May every step of your trip be filled with wonder, excitement, and unforgettable memories! 🌟

🗓️Itinerary: 1. Slavija square 2. The temple of Saint Sava 3. Knez Mihailova street 4. Hotel “Moskva” 5. House of the National Assembly of the Republic Serbia 6. Skadarlija 7. Trg Republike 8. Kalemgdan (Belgrade Fortress) 🥘Must-Try Food: 1. “Moskva” cake (Tchaikovsky restaurant) 2. Pljeskavica (Gradska restaurant) 3. Baked beans (any restaurant) 📸Photo Spots: 1. Knez Mihailova street 2. Stari Grad 3. Hotel “Moskva” 4. The temple of Saint Sava 5. Belgrade Fortress 🚌 How to get to the city downtown from the airport: A1 minibus #historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip #belgrade #serbia #europetrip

Embark on an 11-day in-depth tour of Serbia and other countries, complete with an unforgettable hot springs experience to enhance your journey! Take a quick look at this guide and start planning your multi-country adventure! -- This multi-country tour, including Serbia, takes you through the heart of the Balkan Peninsula 💓, where history and modernity intertwine. From the ancient castles of Belgrade 🏰 to the magnificent mountains of Zlatibor 🏞️, every step offers a unique charm. -- 🌟 Suggested Itinerary: Day 1: Depart from Shenzhen and travel to Hong Kong. Days 2-3: Fly from Hong Kong to Dubai for a connecting flight. Continue to Tirana and Kruja, finally arriving in Podgorica to explore the natural beauty of Montenegro. Days 4-6: Visit Podgorica, Budva, and Kotor. Then, travel to Trebinje and Mostar in Bosnia and Herzegovina to experience diverse cultures. Days 7-8: Journey from Mostar to Sarajevo. Explore Višegrad's Stone Town and the Wooden Village, take a ride on the Sargan Eight narrow-gauge railway, and finally arrive in Zlatibor and Belgrade, Serbia. Day 9: Spend a full day in Belgrade, immersing yourself in the city's charm. Days 10-11: Depart from Belgrade, fly back to Hong Kong via Dubai, and then return to Shenzhen, concluding your multi-country tour. -- Must-See Attractions: ✨ Belgrade Fortress: Witness the splendor and rich history of this medieval fortress. Here, you can enjoy panoramic views of the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers, and capture stunning sunsets! 🌳 Drvengrad (Wooden Village): Step into the world of the film "Life Is a Miracle." Surrounded by open mountains and wilderness, this tranquil and mystical place is perfect for relaxation. ⛪️ Church of Saint Sava: Its iconic large dome is instantly recognizable! Step inside to experience its true charm and be amazed by the interior. 🕊️ Site of the Former Chinese Embassy in Yugoslavia: More than just ruins, this site stands as a testament to history. The nearby monument and flowers offer a silent tribute to the unforgettable past. -- Travel Checklist: 🧳 📞 Prepare a phone card to stay connected. 🔌 Bring universal adapter plugs, as different countries have different standards. 👕 Pack light clothing suitable for March's weather. Enjoy a hassle-free, visa-free multi-country tour! 🎉 (Note: The above list is simplified based on the characteristics of the multi-country tour, including Serbia, and the typical March climate. Please adjust it according to your individual needs and specific circumstances before your trip.) -- As your Serbian adventure concludes and you've taken in the diverse cultures, don't forget to like and save this guide. See you on your next trip!

A 10-day travel guide to Serbia and other countries is here! All the essential routes and must-see attractions are covered in one article, so save it now! / Tour Serbia and other countries, travel through the heart of the Balkan Peninsula🌍, and explore the intersection of ancient civilization and history. From Belgrade's nightlife to the scenery along the Danube, there are so many charms along the way that you can't miss! / 🛤️Route arrangement: DAY1: One day of leisure at the departure point Waiting for the wonderful journey to begin, you can take a short break to adjust to the time difference. DAY2-DAY3: Arrival in Belgrade Depart from Guangzhou and arrive in Belgrade, the capital of Serbia. Admire the city's fusion of Eastern and Western architecture, remember the martyrs, and pay tribute to Tito. DAY4-DAY5: Belgrade ➡️ Zlatibor ➡️ Podgorica Go to the flower city Zlatibor, then go to Podgorica, feel the charm of the city in the Soviet-style buildings, and then arrive in a small town in Montenegro to admire the large freshwater lake in the Balkan Peninsula - Lake Skadar. DAY6: Tour around Montenegro town Visit the beautiful Montenegrin islands and visit the ancient city of Kotor to experience the medieval style and charm of this pearl of the Adriatic Sea. DAY7-DAY8: Montenegrin town ➡️ Mostar ➡️ Sarajevo ➡️ Belgrade Go to Mostar from Montenegrin town to experience the charm of this city known as the Garden of Paradise, then go to Sarajevo to experience religious diversity and the ruins of the old city, and finally return to Belgrade. DAY9: Return to Belgrade Ending the wonderful journey, we set off from Belgrade to Guangzhou. DAY10: Back to Guangzhou Arrived safely in Guangzhou, ending this unforgettable trip. 🌟 / Attractions to visit: Church of Saint Sava ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: Krušedolska 2a, Beograd 11000 Serbia ⏰Opening hours: 7:00-20:00 🕰️Visiting time: 1-2 hours Walk into the Church of Saint Sava, and you will see a different view under the big dome, and feel its profound charm. Ruins of the Chinese Embassy in the former Yugoslavia ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: Ruins of the Chinese Embassy in the former Yugoslavia Trešnjinog cveta, Beograd, Serbia 🕰️Visiting time: 1 hour This is a historical site with monuments and flowers nearby, which makes people contemplate. Budva Old Town ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: Budva, Montenegro ⏰Opening hours: open all day 🕰️Visiting time: 2-5 hours Budva Old Town allows you to feel the long-lasting Mediterranean culture, and the narrow streets have witnessed the changes of history. Tito Mausoleum ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: Belgrade, Serbia ⏰Opening hours: Tuesday-Sunday 10:00-18:00 🕰️Visiting time: 1-2 hours Tito Mausoleum, the resting place of a great man, the intersection of history and modernity. River House ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: XHM8+PJ8, Drina, Bosnia and Herzegovina ⏰Opening hours: open all day 🕰️Visit time: 1-2 hours River House, a popular landmark in Serbia, is a unique house standing in the river with a unique view. / Pre-trip essentials: 🧳 📞 Buy a phone card in advance, choose a suitable package online, and use it as soon as you land, which is convenient and worry-free. 🔌 A plug converter is necessary. The plugs in Serbia and other countries may be different from ours. Bring a universal one so you can plug it in anywhere. 🪪 As for documents, you must bring your passport and mainland China ID card, and also prepare a copy, so that you can travel freely in visa-free countries. 👕 In terms of clothing, according to the climate in March, bring some light spring clothes and a spare coat as it may be cold at night. 🔋 Don’t forget your charger and power bank. Taking photos and navigation all depend on your phone, so it’s important to keep it fully charged. / Tour Serbia and other countries in a row, each stop has a different scenery waiting for you to explore, don't miss this charming European style!

I went to the Cathedral of St. Sava in Belgrade, Serbia. Belgrade itself has few tourist attractions and can be seen in one day, but this cathedral has beautiful and magnificent mosaic interiors, so I definitely recommend you go. The cathedral is the headquarters of the Serbian Church. Churches in former Soviet countries are particularly beautiful and overwhelming. Admission is free. Opening hours are from 7:00 to 20:00. 📍Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/hyopkE1qyknfaaD99 #0yentravelFebruary2025#Serbia #Belgrade

Friends! This winter, we will take you to experience the charm of Poland and other countries, and accompany you to unlock this 24-day ice and snow adventure! Please stay tuned for the essential tips~ -------------------- La la la, we will take you to Poland🇵🇱 and other countries in central and eastern Europe. ⛪This is the cradle of history and culture, and each city has a unique regional style and its own reputation. Travel through Poland's Northern Berlin and Czech's Hundred Towers City to experience different stories and customs! 🏛️🏰 -------------------- 🧳💖Itinerary: DAY1-DAY2: 🌍Departure! Depart from Beijing and fly to Warsaw, Poland to visit the old town of Warsaw and enjoy delicious food. DAY3-DAY4: 🚌Depart from Warsaw, pass through the Old Town of Krakow, take an in-depth look at the Auschwitz concentration camp, and finally stay in Olomouc, Czech Republic. DAY5-DAY7: 🏞️Depart from Olomouc, visit the city of Prague, then go to Cesky Krumlov or Budějovice or Hluboka, and visit and stay in Vienna. DAY8-DAY11: 🚗Depart from Vienna, visit the Fisherman's Bastion in Budapest, take a boat tour on the Danube, visit the sunny university city in Szeged, and finally go to Belgrade for sightseeing and accommodation. DAY12-DAY15: 🚆Admire historical sites such as the Church of Saint Sava in Belgrade, then head to the Macedonian city of Skopje, visit Pristina, and continue driving to Tirana in Albania for a tour. DAY16-DAY18: 🎒Visit the Old Town of Budva, the Old Town of Mostar and other places, experience different city scenery, and then return to Split. DAY19-DAY21: 💖Visit the old town of Split and Plitvice Lakes National Park, experience the prosperity of Zagreb, the capital of Croatia, and continue to visit Ljubljana and Lake Bled. DAY22-DAY24: 🏰Visit the small town of Hallstatt, stroll in Marienplatz, and finally end the journey in Munich, Germany, and fly back to China to end this unforgettable exploration trip! -------------------- 🌍Travel List: 🌡️First of all, the weather in Europe is cold in February, especially in eastern countries such as Poland. So you'll need to bring some warm clothing, including long-sleeved underwear, a medium-thick coat, a woolen hat, gloves, and a scarf. 📱Secondly, in order to stay in touch and check information online, you need to prepare an international calling card and a plug converter. This way, there will be no problem whether you are answering calls or charging. 📑Furthermore, a visa is required for a multi-country tour such as Poland, so you need to organize the relevant documents, visas, etc. This includes your passport, driver's license, visa documents, mainland China ID card, etc. Don't forget them. 🔌Finally, don’t forget to bring your charger and power bank. Whether it is a mobile phone, camera or other electronic products, only with a guaranteed power supply can you enjoy the fun! -------------------- This trip to Poland and other countries has come to an end for now. I look forward to the next wonderful world trip with you all. Please wait and see!

Don’t miss this guide, it is an indispensable guide for your vacation in Serbia and other countries! The whole journey is 12 days, and you will have an extraordinary experience of a different European charm. You will definitely fall in love with this place! Serbia, known as the heart of the Balkan Peninsula, is rich in history and culture and is located in the heart of the European continent. Similarly, neighboring countries like Romania and Bulgaria also have a long history, a great geographical location 🌍, and unique customs 🏰. Visiting these countries together is simply double the enjoyment and discovery! 🚀Itinerary: Day 1-Day 2: Depart from Shanghai, transfer to Belgrade, the capital of Serbia, visit the ruins of the Chinese Embassy in the former Yugoslavia, Tito's Tomb, St. Sava Church, Belgrade Fortress, and enjoy a cruise on the Danube⛴️. Day 3-Day 4: Visit the wine town of Sremski Karlovci 🍷, then visit Novi-Sad Freedom Square, Synagogue and other places. On the second day, explore the lonely hut in the river 🏠 and the wooden village 🏞️, and then arrive in Zlatibor. Day 5-Day 6: Visit the Monastery of Miresheva, then admire the Durmitor National Park and Tara Bridge, arrive in Podgorica, the capital of Montenegro, take a boat cruise on Lake Skadar, explore Rozafa Castle, and finally arrive in Tirana, the capital of Albania. Day 7-Day 8: From the National History Museum, Skanderbeg Square, and the Pyramids in Tirana, to the Kruja Castle, return to Podgorica, visit the Cathedral of the Resurrection of Christ, the Millennium Bridge, and finally arrive at St. Stefan Island 🗾 and rest in the Old Town of Budva ☕️. Day 9-Day 10: Explore the walls of Kotor, the Cathedral, the Kotor Fortress, enter the ancient town of Perast, then go to Trebinje, experience history at the ancient bridge, the old town, and the Neretva River in Mostar, and finally arrive in Sarajevo. Day 11-Day 12: Visit the Latin Bridge, temples, and City Hall in Sarajevo, then 🛩️fly back to Shanghai and end this wonderful and compact multi-country tour in Shanghai ❤. 📱Travel checklist: communication equipment and chargers First of all, a mobile phone is a must, and it is recommended to use a global communication phone so that you can stay in touch at any time even in Serbia. At the same time, don't forget to bring universal chargers and plug converters so that you can charge your electronic devices at any time in any country. 🧾Travel checklist: documents and travel insurance The next most important thing is documents, passport, mainland China ID card, driver's license, fasten your seat belt, in case you need to prove your identity or rent a car in a foreign country, it will be much more convenient. Although Serbia and other countries are visa-free, you must remember to buy travel insurance, which is a very important safety guarantee. 👗Travel checklist: clothing and belongings Considering the climate in February, the temperature is still relatively low. So bring some warm clothes, down jackets, woolen hats and gloves are essential. As for other personal belongings, basic medicines and personal cleaning tools are also necessary. 🎒Travel Checklist: Travel Essentials Below, there are some small items that you may not have thought of but are really useful, such as world maps🗺, guidebooks, and small books of daily life in various languages, which can greatly enhance your travel experience. I hope this list can help everyone. When you are away from home, safety is the top priority. May your trip be easy and enjoyable! Just like this, we have come a long way with full of memories and gains, and look forward to seeing you again on the next tour to Serbia and other countries! 🌍🎒📸