Serbia - a forgotten land
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Serbia, with its rich heritage and tradition and an intriguing history, is a country that seems to have been forgotten by the outside world. Home to stunning and vibrant Orthodox monasteries, quaint villages, fantasy landscapes and a warm and welcoming people, there has never been a better time to visit Serbia.

Come discover Serbia for yourself.

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Remember European hospitality? More

Hospitality is one thing that the people of this Balkan state have not forgotten and you will find a warm welcome awaits wherever you go in Serbia. The population is made up of about 83% ethnic Serbs with minorities of Hungarians, Albanians, Romany, Bosniak and Yugoslavs. About 85% of the population follow the Serbian Orthodoxy religion with minorities of Catholics, Protestants and Muslims.

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Plains, mountains and the Danube More

Serbia is a landlocked country that ranges from the rich, fertile plains of the northern Vojvodina region, limestone ranges and basins in the east, and in the southeast ancient mountains and hills. The north is dominated by the Danube River. A tributary, the Morava River flows through the more mountainous southern regions.

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At the crossroads of empires
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Around the 6th Century AD Slavic people started to gather in large numbers on the fringe of Byzantium in what is now Serbia. The land of modern Serbia has been ruled by Greeks, Romans, Huns, Ostrogoths, Franks, Bulgarians, Hungarians and Ottomans making for a rich historic tapestry. Recently increasing foreign investment has helped transform Serbia into a service-driven economy.

History & Economy