Serbia Festival

10 activities you must do in Serbia
Party, party, party! Beside being Serbian capital city, Belgrade is also famous destination for its nightlife. Not only Belgrade, but other places in Serbia also can offer a rich choice of different clubs, kafanas (something like tavern) and bars to provide you best night you have ever experienced! Because of wild nightlife, many music festivals developed throughout Serbia. Beside music festivals, here you can find various fun, traditional or cultural manifestations across this gorgeous Balkan country. Also, Serbia has a wide range of natural resources so it's up to you to decide what interests you the most: leisurely enjoyment of the outdoors, adventure in the air and on water or up close and personal encounters

One of them is Roštiljijada - The Leskovac Grill Festival organized once a year in Leskovac. During the event, the main boulevard is closed for traffic all day long for five days, and there are grill stands being constructed. Many visitors from all over Serbia and many tourists from abroad come to Leskovac to enjoy a grill (especially Pljeskavica and Ćevapčići) and entertainment. If you are a sausage lover, then you must visit Kobasicijada – international sausage festival organized annually in the village of Turija. This festival is attended by thousands of people every year. For bacon lovers there is Slaninijada – a traditional world bacon festival that takes place in a village od Kačarevo. Every february you can enjoy this greasy, but extremely tasty, festival. If you are vegetarian or just prefer vegetables, then you should definetely visit Kupusijada – cabbage festival in Futog. Beside these „the biggest“ food festivals, there are many more which are still gaining the popularity and will attract the publicity in the

Serbian diverse landscape is excellent for cycling. Beside having opportunity for recreation as amateur, important information for brave ones is that through Serbia passes The Danube Bike Trail – 1040km long, including asphalt and tarmac, moderately difficult. If you prefer walking, then beside enjoying physical satisfaction, natural sights and phenomena you will also have the chance to see many historical monuments. Walking is probably the best way to meet a country, its people and their customs. Serbia's centuries old mountain and forest peaks are a real challenge even for experienced hikers. If you get tired after hiking you may wish to ride a horse. You can follow horse races at Belgrade Hippodrome. If you wish to learn more about the horses, ride them or just hang out, then you should visit some of the horse farms like Karađorđevo, Zobnatica, Kelebija, Ljubičevo and many more. There you can learn about the breeding of horses and the development of his beautiful sport in Serbia. GUČA
Guča Trumpet Festival represents the largest trumpet festival in the world. It is held every year in August, when the small town of Guča, visits around half a million guests. Festival offers an outstanding program with recognizable Balkan music, performances of singing and dancing groups from home and abroad, exhibitions, folk art, traditional Serbian cuisine and exhibitions of artists. Unforgettable experience also involves the popular folklore