Use your Eurail Pass to discover Serbia

While civil and ethnic disputes have, in the past, marred attempts to discover this amazing country, there’s plenty waiting to be rediscovered with your Serbia Rail Pass.

As a melting pot of cultures, religions, climates and landscapes, there’s a variety of unique and beautiful scenery, historic monuments, medicinal spas, outdoor adventures that await you on your Serbia train travel adventure.  Serbia is home to five national parks, as well as the longest river in Europe, the Danube, which runs for over 370 miles through the country. Belgrade, the capital city, is the heart and soul of the country. Not only are there plenty of artistic and sporting events, many museums, cultural and historic monuments call this modern city home.

The Zica Monastery in Serbia
The Zica Monastery near Kraljevo

Ten things to experience in Serbia

Kalemegdan

This rocky ridge is home to the site of the original fortified city, and is home to a zoo, art pavilion, military museum, observatory, planetarium, a Roman well, and more.

Royal Palace

This Obrenovic dynasty palace has elegant salons, stunning artwork and magnificent décor – no wonder it’s one of the most popular attractions in the city. The late-19th-century building is now home to the City Assembly of Belgrade.

Temple of Saint Sava

The biggest working Orthodox church in the world has been under construction for five decades and boasts stunning white marble and tranquil gardens.

Skadarlija Street

A tourist favorite, this historic street in Belgrade is dotted with restaurants and pubs, strolling gypsy musicians, artists, souvenir shops, antiques and cobblestone streets.

National Museum of Serbia

This remarkable collection in Belgrade features everything from Old Masters to medieval and modern art, and archaeological exhibits.

Residence of Princess Ljubica

Once a royal home, this museum features both Balkan architectural and Baroque designs. It’s considered a cultural icon.

Golubac Fortress

Overlooking the Danube in Serbia and Montenegro, this 14th-century fortress features seven impressive towers and has been the scene of many battles. Miraculously, it’s very well preserved and stands as one of the finest medieval fortresses in the country.

The fortress of Golubac overlooking the Danube in Serbia & Montenegro
The fortress of Golubac overlooking the Danube in Serbia & Montenegro

Djerdap National Park

This breathtaking park along the banks of the Danube River is one of the most spectacular natural features in the country. For one of Europe’s best ski resorts, visit the peaks around the village of Kopaonik. You can relax in the wonderful Josanicka Banja spa after a day on the slopes.

Ludas Lake

Southwest of Subotica, is one of the best preserved lake-swamp ecosystems in the steppe zone in Europe. A bevy of rare plants reside here – and be sure to see Roka's farm, a centuries-old farm that now boasts a collection of antique objects.

Deliblato sands

Located in Banat, this natural phenomenon is stunning. Take in the rainbow of flowers, leaves, and flora that make the area surrounding this dune different from any other.  Don’t leave without checking out the famed Girl’s Well, steeped in legend.

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When to travel to Serbia

If you’re wondering when to use your Serbia rail passes, summer is probably best. Not only is the weather nicer, there are also plenty of cultural festivals and events to enjoy.

More information about Serbia

Patriarch's Residence and Cathedral in Belgrade
Patriarch's Residence and Cathedral in Belgrade

 

Eurail Passes for Serbia