Serbia travel tips.
We fell in love with Belgrade and ended our nomadic life settling down in Serbia’s lively capital city. We lived and traveled in Serbia for years.
Get tips for traveling short-term, life in Serbia, as well as how to stay in Serbia for the long term. Cost of living, residence permits, and more.
I do love food, it’s not a secret. I would travel long distances just to eat in that one special restaurant – and I actually have.I do love food everywhere. Almost, at least.But what are my fave picks of all of those possible food destinations in Europe?I share you my top secrets here!
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Thinking of living in Belgrade? Wondering how is the life in the capital of Serbia? – Especially for us foreigners who have ended up building our new lives in the White City. Read here! I was being interviewed by a local newspaper Politika about living in Belgrade. I viewed the White City through a foreigner’s
Tanja was seduced by Belgrade, Livia by Belgradian Read More »
Basically renewing a temporary residence in Serbia is applied the same way than the first one, with few small exceptions. This is how we did it.And what wouldn’t I do for you my dear reader, I even went to court to test how the process goes!
How to get the 2nd Temporary Residence in Serbia Read More »
Once upon a time ”adventourism” was a synonym of traveling after dangerous sporty adventures. Today’s adventures are more passion driven. There is a great need for exclusive traveling, possibilities to travel for own hobbies and passions. Culinary experiencing is one of those on the rise. And it’s not only culinary traveling, but experiencing authentic food and
Šumadija Wines Going Sideways Read More »
Stay over 90 days in Serbia (for EU citizens) demands applying for a temporary residence. We arrived in Serbia to stay one month and it extended to 3 months.We returned once, twice… and soon our nomad life was just a fading memory. As we wanted to stay here for longer than EU citizens’ allowance without
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*This post includes affiliate links to accommodation The night train from Zagreb arrives at the main train station of Belgrade.The area around the station is rough and the police chase away two old drunks from the travelers’ route. The sun is just rising – it’s not even 6 a.m. yet.
Night train to Belgrade and chilling on floating barges Read More »
Traveling during these times you’ll be often required to take a The test to prove you are not spreading That Virus. But how to get a PCR test in Serbia? Read here! *Post updated 13.10.2021:This post was originally for people leaving from Serbia to travel and needing to take a PCR test. But not to confuse
How to get a PCR test in Serbia? Read More »
*Includes affIliate links for accommodation One Friday morning a wine blogger Tomislav pulled over in front of our house with his Hyundai. He was to pick us up to go on a winery tour of Valjevo, a town in Western Serbia.
Wine Tour in Valjevo Read More »