Day tour to quickly sight-see the best marvels of Serbia
June 15, 2015
Croatia 2-Days Trip last part; Zagreb City walk
timezone - +0200H UTC (summer time); capital - Belgrade; language - Serbian
currency - Dinar; 1 EUR = 120 RSD
visa - pre-arranged not required per privilege of having valid Schengen visa. As of October 2014, valid Schengen Visa holders regardless of nationality can transit/visit Serbia not exceeding 90-days stay in any 180-days period given in the Schengen Visa duration.
Serbia is a country located in the Balkans, in Southern Europe. It was a founder and one of the six republics forming the former Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. Yugoslavia was such a beautiful country with so many different attractive places that somehow, Serbia was neglected and it is still to be rediscovered not only by visitors, but by many Serbs, too. It is also a varied and beautiful place notwithstanding the fact that it is landlocked.
http://wikitravel.org/en/Serbia
INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT SERBIA (",)
1. In Serbia there is a religious building that was turned into a mosque 10 times. (The old cathedral church in downtown Cacak.)
2. Statistically, Serbs are the most hospitable people in the world.
3. Serbian clock making industry is older than 600 years earlier than Swiss
4. During the 3rd and 4th century, 18 Roman emperors were born on the territory of Serbia
How to Go to Belgrade, Serbia from Zagreb, Croatia;
There is a daily direct overnight bus from Zagreb (2215H) to Belgrade (0345H) offered by Croatia's Cazmatrans for a minimum fare of 210HRK (29.4EUR), bus #2313.
CROSSBORDER NIGHT BUS FROM ZAGREB, CROATIA TO BELGRADE, SERBIA
- there were Passport Control Officer in Croatia border, none in Serbia border.
- no electric outlet, toilet available, weak wi-fi signal on board. Reclining seat with footrest. Open seat allocation.
Serbia last part; Belgrade City morning walk
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http://wikitravel.org/en/Serbia
INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT SERBIA (",)
1. In Serbia there is a religious building that was turned into a mosque 10 times. (The old cathedral church in downtown Cacak.)
2. Statistically, Serbs are the most hospitable people in the world.
3. Serbian clock making industry is older than 600 years earlier than Swiss
4. During the 3rd and 4th century, 18 Roman emperors were born on the territory of Serbia
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| Serbia Day Tour; Overnight Bus from Zagreb to Belgrade |
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| Serbia Day Tour; Overnight Bus from Zagreb to Belgrade |
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| Serbia Day Tour; Overnight Bus from Zagreb to Belgrade |
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| Serbia Day Tour; Overnight Bus from Zagreb to Belgrade |
How to Go to Belgrade, Serbia from Zagreb, Croatia;
There is a daily direct overnight bus from Zagreb (2215H) to Belgrade (0345H) offered by Croatia's Cazmatrans for a minimum fare of 210HRK (29.4EUR), bus #2313.
CROSSBORDER NIGHT BUS FROM ZAGREB, CROATIA TO BELGRADE, SERBIA
| 2215H | ETD Zagreb | 5h30m; #2313 |
| 0320H | ETA Belgrade |
- there were Passport Control Officer in Croatia border, none in Serbia border.
- no electric outlet, toilet available, weak wi-fi signal on board. Reclining seat with footrest. Open seat allocation.
Serbia last part; Belgrade City morning walk
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