Serbia Info
ADMINISTRATIVE CAPITAL: Belgrade
GEOGRAPHY
Serbia is a landlocked country located in the southern Europe Armenia has an area of 88 361km².
DEMOGRAPHY
A population of close to 7.2 Million. Muslims account for about 8% of the population.
CLIMATE
Most of Serbia has a humid subtropical climate. Inland average temperature ranges 18°C to 19°C during July while 2°C and 3°C in the month of January.
LANGUAGES SPOKEN
Serbian is the official language.
LOCAL TIME
GMT+1 hrs
GMT+2 hrs Summer Time
BUSINESS HOURS
General: 9 AM to 7 PM
HOLIDAYS
New Year's Day: January 1st
Serbia National Day: February 15th
May Day : May 1st
international Worker's Day : May 2nd
CURRENCY
serbian Dinar
IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS
Emergencies: 112
Police: 92
Medical: 155
Fire: 150
Introduction to Serbia
Home to several national parks and vibrant cities, Serbia offers a warm welcome to its visitors and a number of opportunities to enjoy their stay. The country is good to visit all around the year; however, during winters visitors prefer visiting the mountain resorts.The national capital, Belgrade is a wondrous place for visitors to explore. The old town area of the city has a few historical monuments like Belgrade Fortress which overlooks the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers.
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Serbia Overview
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Largely undiscovered, Serbia is a fantastic Balkan country which has become one of the top most travel destinations in Southern Europe
Home to several national parks and vibrant cities, Serbia offers a warm welcome to its visitors and a number of opportunities to enjoy their stay. The country is good to visit all around the year; however, during winters visitors… -
Bajrakli Masjid, Belgrade
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Bajrakli Masjid in Belgrade, the capital of Serbia
The Bajrakli Masjid is the only masjid in the city of Belgrade, Serbia. At the time of the Ottoman rule in the area there were 273 masaajid but this is the only masjid remaining in the city. The masjid was built in 1575 in the typical Ottoman style and was originally called…
