A country · 107 places · 15 regions

Serbia, all of it.

107 curated places across 15 regions — photographed, mapped, and noted with the season each is best in.

Belgrade Fortress, Serbia
Belgrade Fortress · via Wikimedia Commons

The 4 biggest regions — City of Belgrade, Vojvodina, Rasina District and Zlatibor District — read below as chapters, with 11 more waiting past them.

Chapter I · City of Belgrade · 37 places

City of Belgrade

Overlooking the meeting of the Sava and Danube rivers, this ancient citadel has been rebuilt many times across two millennia. Its ramparts now enclose Kalemegdan Park, museums, and wide river views.

Fruška Gora National Park, Serbiavia Wikimedia Commons

Chapter II · Vojvodina · 14 places

Vojvodina

A gentle forested ridge rising above the Pannonian plain in northern Serbia, dotted with historic Orthodox monasteries. Vineyards, walking trails and quiet woodlands make it a popular escape from nearby Novi Sad.

✦ April to October · $

Chapter III · Rasina District · 6 places

Rasina District

The ruins of a medieval Serbian fortress crowning a steep wooded hill near Aleksandrovac, its towers commanding the surrounding valleys. It served the medieval noble family that ruled this part of the Rasina region.

Zlatibor, Serbiavia Wikimedia Commons

Chapter IV · Zlatibor District · 6 places

Zlatibor District

A rolling mountain region in western Serbia, Zlatibor is a popular year-round resort of meadows and pine woods. Traditional villages and a scenic heritage railway add to its appeal.

✦ June to September and winter · $

Every place in Serbia

107 places, one country.