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Đavolja Varoš, or “Devil’s Town”, is an ancient rock formation located near Kuršumlija in the Radan Mountains. Under state protection since 1959, Đavolja Varoš was declared a national monument in 1995 by the Serbian government. In addition to its dramatic columns of earth the area is famous for its two natural springs, Devil’s Water and the Red Well.

The second largest city in Serbia, Novi Sad is situated on the banks of the Danube. With several important museums and galleries, as well as attractions such as as the old town, the city Is an exciting destination which offers a number of annual festivals including the International Novi Sad Literature Festival, Sterijino pozorje (a national drama and heritage event) and the Novi Sad Jazz Festival.

Officially proclaimed as the 'Best Major European festival' at the EU Festival Awards in 2014, a sentiment echoed by a variety of international media outlets, the EXIT music festival takes place in the historic Petrovaradin Fortress on the banks of the Danube. First staged in 2000 as student protest against the then government, the festival has gone from strength to strength and is one of the most popular reasons to take a flight to Serbia.

A mineral spa located in Raška District of Serbia, Vrnjačka Banja is the only hot spring in the world with a temperature which matches that of the human body. Other landmarks in the vicinity include Sopoćani Monastery, with its beautiful frescoes, and the Žiča Monastery which was the first court of the Serbian Archbishop.

An important centre for mining in the Medieval period, a fact attested to by the many ruined fortresses and monasteries in the area, today Kopaonik is Serbia’s premier ski resort with a total of 25 ski lifts. The central plateau in this mountainous region was designated a National Park and is home to a wide variety of flora and fauna whilst the resort area offers a wide variety of bars and restaurants.