Hi everyone, here’s my comprehensive overview video on my trip to Serbia with a whole bunch of tips for your next travel to this beautiful country in the Western Balkans. I hope you will find it useful and wish you a great week ahead 🌺
@@januslog I really liked the video to me and my friend are coming to Beograd but in February I just had a question about Dinars as we are coming from the UK and don't have Euros can we pay the taxi by card and than exchange currency in the city centre to avoid the Airport Currency Exchange fees?
@ my recommendation would be to always get local currency at an ATM machine at the airport. That way you avoid the exchange fees and you can pay for any incidentals Most airport taxis should accept credit cards but it’s always better to carry some cash, just in case
Hi Janus! You made really a great travel guide with full of inspiration and useful tips! It's very nice to see how much work and care you put in every videos you shared! Very organized and enjoyable contents as well. Your Serbia videos make me want to visit this wonderful country one day. Many thanks Janus and see you on Saturday ☺️
Thanks! Just been to the Guca Trumpet Festival! Serbia countryside is so lush, a European jungle and such lovely people. They don`t necessarily speak many foreign languages but they do their best to get communication to work and we had the best service everywhere. Totally recommend visiting the beautiful countryside of Serbia.
Thank you for the wonderful presentation of our country, but you missed Lepenski Vir and Vinca, that' s where European civilization was born!! Lepenski Vir is also known.for the natural phenomenon of ,,double sunrise" and Vinca has the first script, without any doubt!!
Thank you for watching. Check out my video on Eastern Serbia for the reason I did not make it to Lepenski Vir. It was definitely part of my travel Itinerary but i was forced to turn around just before reaching there
Up to 20% tips in restaurants will be definitely appreciated by waiters, however, that is quite rare. Usually, one should tip several percent, mostly rounding the bill. As an example, if your bill was 9600 dinars one should leave 10000. Most restaurants in Belgrade have wireless credit card machines but I haven't seen one that has a tipping step during payment procedure. In these cases one has to leave some cash as a tip. It is basically the same as what you described for taxis.
"Serbia the most beautiful fairy tale, Serbia father and mother, we love you as you love us. All roads lead to you from love to freedom". May God grant you salvation. 🙏❤️❤️❤️🌹🍀🌹🍀🌹
Nice choice for 2 week. And don't be sad because you cannot see everything for 2 weeks, just come again, and again, and again, and again.... there would be always something new to be seen :))))
Desanka Maksimovic velika penikinja je rekla "Sebija je velika tajna" a to nismo ni mi srbi svesni,dok ne krenemo da je obilazimo.Ja sam iz Valjeva,živim u Berlinu,kad sam obilazio Srbiju,nisam verovao da sam u Srbiji,kad sam video razlicitosti I da drugi gradovi se razlikuju jedan od drugog I to nenormalno I da nisu kao moje Valjevo,čak ni slicnosti,za mene je to bilo kao da sam u drugoj državi.
Ovde u Nemačkoj je sve isto ,nema nekih razlika u gradovima,tako je isto u Francuskoj,Britaniji,Spaniji,Austriji,Ceskoj,Poljskoj,Skandinaviji,sve je isto,male razlike,dok Srbija wow ,a tek Jugoslavija kad je bila isto.
Also, if staying for more than a week or two, avoid airBNB. It's useful only for short stays, anything longer than that is a daylight robbery. You can easily find a rental for 350-600 euros, which is way more cheaper than most of the airBNB's, which can cost you 1000+ euros.
Great info! but what about transportation from one city to the other? like If I want to visit all Serbia strting in Nis and going up, without a car, how should I go?
Thank you! Your best bet might be to travel with the bus. There are several busses connecting the major cities with Belgrade. Here’s a site where you can find the routes: www.busbud.com/en/country/rs In addition, you can use the train. Here’s a site that provides more info on the train routes: www.interrail.eu/en/plan-your-trip/tips-and-tricks/trains-europe/trains-country/trains-serbia
The Avalа tower that you see now is not from the communist era. The one from the communist era (built in 1965) was destroyed in the criminal NATO bombing of Serbia (April 29, 1999), out of pure envy. The current Avalа Tower was built after the bombing (open in April 21, 2010). Nice presentation by the way.
you are not right, we are not inhabited, we have always been from here,,,Vincenzo culture, for example, the Vinca script is almost identical to our Cyrillic alphabet
Affordable, affordable, but you sell a convertible currency, the U.S. dollar to a NON-convertible currency, serbian dinar. It's like taking dollars from western system and throwing away. They will never return into western economy. More, they will be used to emit serbian dinar, since is covered in dollars.
Hi Valentin, it didn’t at all feel like “throwing away money”, but rather you get a lot for your $$ given the favorable exchange rate. Locals told me that the living costs for people living on a local salary are naturally much higher
@@januslog Dollar, Pound Sterling, Japanese Yen, Euro have a lot of value, because it is based on merchandise exchange. If the trade goes down a little, these currencies fall like flies. Also bad economic decisions influence them a lot. Like the case of US dollar which dropped 20% in June 2020. Strong anti-consumption measures were taken, so the dollar stayed as valued as it is.
What a convertible currency is ? A currency which can be exchanged with other convertible currency because there are big merchandise exchanges between the 2 countries. Balances between monies and merchandises is very easily adjusted because of this trade.
What a non-convertible currency is ? A currency which cannot buy anything in another country, because there are limited or no merchandise exchanges. For example: romanian leu and hungarian forint. They are not convertible relative to each other. You cannot buy with lei something produced in Hungary and with forints something produced in Romania. The commercial exchanges are too little for that. Instead, a romanian has to buy dollars or euro, then go to Hungary and exchange them for forints. And viceversa. Same with serbian dinars, czech koruna and other non-convertible currencies: you cannot buy anyhting with them outside their countries.
Zemlja sarolika u kojoj se vidi pored srpske arhitekture,koja se veoma razlikuje od grada do grada,vizantijsku,austrougarsku,tursku,to nema ni u jednoj zemlji u Evropi i ako su vece od Srbije,zivim u Berlinu i nemacka je jednobrazna,nema velikih razlika,zatim Francuska isto,Spanija,Skandinavija,Britanija.Lepo je sve,ali sve isto i to je monotono,bez dinamike i malo dosadne zemlje za obilazenje.
Hi everyone, here’s my comprehensive overview video on my trip to Serbia with a whole bunch of tips for your next travel to this beautiful country in the Western Balkans. I hope you will find it useful and wish you a great week ahead 🌺
It's nice to see your appreciation of Serbia; the hidden gem of the Balkans. Many thanks! 🥰👍🙋🏻♀
Thank you for watching again 👍🌺😊
@@januslog Do they speak English in Serbia?
@@memyself4ever1 Ne Mandarinski je maternji jezik,😂😂😂😂.Malo geografije neće da šteti.
@@memyself4ever1sto bi govorili engleski,to nije svetski jezik,govore srpski I ne treba im engleski,pozdrav iz Berlina
Sir, thank you from the bottom of my heart.
What you're doing is truly a blessing :-D
Thank you very much Nikola, I really enjoy working on these 👍😊🌺
"Serbia is beautiful"👍 agreed
It really is 👍
Your video is most beautiful travel video of my country, and your view is so positive. Thank you. I enjoy to watching this video more than once!
Thank you Aleksandar. It’s a beautiful country 👍🌺😊
@@januslog I really liked the video to me and my friend are coming to Beograd but in February I just had a question about Dinars as we are coming from the UK and don't have Euros can we pay the taxi by card and than exchange currency in the city centre to avoid the Airport Currency Exchange fees?
@ my recommendation would be to always get local currency at an ATM machine at the airport. That way you avoid the exchange fees and you can pay for any incidentals
Most airport taxis should accept credit cards but it’s always better to carry some cash, just in case
Thank you for your 10 best places in Serbia and the tips fo ther best visit! I have enjoyed the video!
Thank you so much 🙏🌺
Great
Thank you
Love and respect from a beautiful Serbia! 🇷🇸❤
Beautiful Sirbia ,spend 3 years there as a student love the friend ly people and country ,going back to visit in the summer ☀️ thanks for your video.
Thank you for watching and happy travels! 🌺
Hi Janus! You made really a great travel guide with full of inspiration and useful tips! It's very nice to see how much work and care you put in every videos you shared! Very organized and enjoyable contents as well. Your Serbia videos make me want to visit this wonderful country one day. Many thanks Janus and see you on Saturday ☺️
Thank you, I’m sure you will like it there. Greetings to beautiful Indonesia 🇮🇩🌺
thank you. cheers from Belgrade!
Thank you and greetings to Belgrade 👍🇷🇸
Thank you and have a wonderful holiday.
Thank you Jun! Happy 4th 👍🌺
Thanks! Just been to the Guca Trumpet Festival! Serbia countryside is so lush, a European jungle and such lovely people. They don`t necessarily speak many foreign languages but they do their best to get communication to work and we had the best service everywhere. Totally recommend visiting the beautiful countryside of Serbia.
I fully agree 👍🌺
SUPER!!! Love it!!❤
Thanks so much Vera 👍🌺
Very interesting thank you for showing us this amazing video well done 👍
Thank you for watching 🙏
Best channel on you tube. Awesome video quality, which camera are you using?
Thanks so much! I mainly used a DJI Pocket 2 and Canon M-50 for this video
Thanks. Have a wonderful sunday 🌞🌞
Thank you Gert 👍🌺
Thank you for the wonderful presentation of our country, but you missed Lepenski Vir and Vinca, that' s where European civilization was born!! Lepenski Vir is also known.for the natural phenomenon of ,,double sunrise" and Vinca has the first script, without any doubt!!
Thank you for watching. Check out my video on Eastern Serbia for the reason I did not make it to Lepenski Vir. It was definitely part of my travel Itinerary but i was forced to turn around just before reaching there
Nice
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I Serbian😊 thanks for wisit serbia😊
Thank you and greetings
What an amazing place!! Im gonna go thre on my next trip to Europe!!
It really is. You will enjoy your trip there
This is an excellent video, your enthusiasm for Serbia is wonderful to see. Thank you!
Thank you! 😃
Beautiful video 👍👍👍
Thank you Tariq 👍🌺
❤❤❤Your channel is literally my comfort place. You make me so happy. Love you 🤗❤
Thank you, I’m really glad you enjoy the videos 👍🌺
Veeeeery good, thank you!
Thank you very much 🙏
Thank you sir for this wonderful review!!!
Thank you for watching 🙏
Up to 20% tips in restaurants will be definitely appreciated by waiters, however, that is quite rare. Usually, one should tip several percent, mostly rounding the bill. As an example, if your bill was 9600 dinars one should leave 10000. Most restaurants in Belgrade have wireless credit card machines but I haven't seen one that has a tipping step during payment procedure. In these cases one has to leave some cash as a tip. It is basically the same as what you described for taxis.
Thank you for clarifying 👍😊🌺
Welcome. to Leskovac! 😊
"Serbia the most beautiful fairy tale, Serbia father and mother, we love you as you love us.
All roads lead to you
from love to freedom".
May God grant you salvation. 🙏❤️❤️❤️🌹🍀🌹🍀🌹
Greetings to beautiful Serbia 🇷🇸
Nice choice for 2 week.
And don't be sad because you cannot see everything for 2 weeks, just come again, and again, and again, and again.... there would be always something new to be seen :))))
Thank you Igor - I agree, there’s so much to see in Serbia 🇷🇸👍
Desanka Maksimovic velika penikinja je rekla "Sebija je velika tajna" a to nismo ni mi srbi svesni,dok ne krenemo da je obilazimo.Ja sam iz Valjeva,živim u Berlinu,kad sam obilazio Srbiju,nisam verovao da sam u Srbiji,kad sam video razlicitosti I da drugi gradovi se razlikuju jedan od drugog I to nenormalno I da nisu kao moje Valjevo,čak ni slicnosti,za mene je to bilo kao da sam u drugoj državi.
Ovde u Nemačkoj je sve isto ,nema nekih razlika u gradovima,tako je isto u Francuskoj,Britaniji,Spaniji,Austriji,Ceskoj,Poljskoj,Skandinaviji,sve je isto,male razlike,dok Srbija wow ,a tek Jugoslavija kad je bila isto.
Also, if staying for more than a week or two, avoid airBNB. It's useful only for short stays, anything longer than that is a daylight robbery. You can easily find a rental for 350-600 euros, which is way more cheaper than most of the airBNB's, which can cost you 1000+ euros.
That’s a great tip, thanks for sharing 👍
That’s a great tip, thanks for sharing 👍
Great info! but what about transportation from one city to the other? like If I want to visit all Serbia strting in Nis and going up, without a car, how should I go?
Thank you! Your best bet might be to travel with the bus. There are several busses connecting the major cities with Belgrade. Here’s a site where you can find the routes: www.busbud.com/en/country/rs
In addition, you can use the train. Here’s a site that provides more info on the train routes: www.interrail.eu/en/plan-your-trip/tips-and-tricks/trains-europe/trains-country/trains-serbia
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In the first 5 min I heard the word Serbia 34 times and in full I counted 83 times, thats quite a number!
😍
It was snowing today in Belgrade
Wow, that must be so beautiful ❄️
Welcome to Leskovac Serbia!
Thank you 👍
The Avalа tower that you see now is not from the communist era. The one from the communist era (built in 1965) was destroyed in the criminal NATO bombing of Serbia (April 29, 1999), out of pure envy. The current Avalа Tower was built after the bombing (open in April 21, 2010).
Nice presentation by the way.
Thank you for the additional info. It’s a beautiful spot in Belgrade 👍🌺🇷🇸
Srbija ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Background music is too loud for understanding the dialogue.
Sorry about this, and thank you for letting me know
I want to do my study in Serna
How do I do my study in sabia
you are not right, we are not inhabited, we have always been from here,,,Vincenzo culture, for example, the Vinca script is almost identical to our Cyrillic alphabet
ᎮᏒᎧᎷᎧᏕᎷ ✔️
Serbia, serbia, serbia, serbia, serbia..😂
Kosovo is Serbia !!!!! 🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🙋🏻♂️
Affordable, affordable, but you sell a convertible currency, the U.S. dollar to a NON-convertible currency, serbian dinar. It's like taking dollars from western system and throwing away. They will never return into western economy. More, they will be used to emit serbian dinar, since is covered in dollars.
Hi Valentin, it didn’t at all feel like “throwing away money”, but rather you get a lot for your $$ given the favorable exchange rate. Locals told me that the living costs for people living on a local salary are naturally much higher
@@januslog Dollar, Pound Sterling, Japanese Yen, Euro have a lot of value, because it is based on merchandise exchange. If the trade goes down a little, these currencies fall like flies. Also bad economic decisions influence them a lot. Like the case of US dollar which dropped 20% in June 2020. Strong anti-consumption measures were taken, so the dollar stayed as valued as it is.
What a convertible currency is ? A currency which can be exchanged with other convertible currency because there are big merchandise exchanges between the 2 countries. Balances between monies and merchandises is very easily adjusted because of this trade.
What a non-convertible currency is ? A currency which cannot buy anything in another country, because there are limited or no merchandise exchanges. For example: romanian leu and hungarian forint. They are not convertible relative to each other. You cannot buy with lei something produced in Hungary and with forints something produced in Romania. The commercial exchanges are too little for that. Instead, a romanian has to buy dollars or euro, then go to Hungary and exchange them for forints. And viceversa. Same with serbian dinars, czech koruna and other non-convertible currencies: you cannot buy anyhting with them outside their countries.
@@valentinchiriac9117 It is better to be wise in silence than to remove all suspicion that you are malicious and a pitiful ignoramus, to be regretted.
Zemlja sarolika u kojoj se vidi pored srpske arhitekture,koja se veoma razlikuje od grada do grada,vizantijsku,austrougarsku,tursku,to nema ni u jednoj zemlji u Evropi i ako su vece od Srbije,zivim u Berlinu i nemacka je jednobrazna,nema velikih razlika,zatim Francuska isto,Spanija,Skandinavija,Britanija.Lepo je sve,ali sve isto i to je monotono,bez dinamike i malo dosadne zemlje za obilazenje.
U tome je lepota Srbije, ima različitih uticaja, a sve lepo spakovano.