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Cities in Serbia
Cities in Serbia
Belgrade (Beograd / Београд) — the capital of Serbia.
Kragujevac (Serbian Cyrillic: Крагујевац)— The first capital of modern Serbia, industrial hub and the 4th largest city in Serbia.Kragujevac is located in the region Šumadija, 120 km south of Belgrade. Kragujevac passes through a small river Lepenica. Near the town is Lake Gružansko(Гружанско Језеро).The city has a university, and important cultural and medical buildings. It has a rich history and many cultural and historical monuments.
Kraljevo(Serbian Cyrillic: Краљево)-Kraljevo is an important economic center in Serbia, located south of 170 Beograda.It lies on two rivers, the Morava and The Ibar river.In the outskirts of the city is very famous monastery "Žiča"(Жича) with a rich history, and in addition to the monastery and the famous Mataruška spa(Матарушка бања), and a little further Bogutovačka Spa(Богутовачка бања).
Čačak(Serbian Cyrillic:Чачак)-Čačak is a city in central Serbia. It is the administrative center of the Moravica District of Serbia. Čačak is also the main industrial, cultural and sport center of the district.Cacak is one of the major cities in the territory of the Srbiji.On the wider city area there are two well-known spas and Spa Gornja Trepča(Бања Горња Трепча) and Ovčar Spa(Овчар Бања). Nearby is the famous Očarsko-Kablar Gorge, which is located 10 old monastery (the small Holy Mountain).
Niš(Serbian Cyrillic: Ниш) — The third largest city in Serbia. Niš is a great car and railway junctions in that part of Serbia and the Balkans, with great industry and a rich history and cultural-historical monuments.Niš has a large university, there are important cultural and medical buildings.Nearby is the famous Niska Banja(Нишка Бања). Among other things, Niš is the birthplace of Constantine the Great, where are the remains of his summer home, etc.
Novi Sad(Serbian Cyrillic: Нови Сад) — Provincial Capital of Province of Vojvodina and second largest city (after Belgrade).Novi Sad is located about 80 km north of Belgrade on the Danube river.The city is an important industrial, cultural, educational, health, sports and tourist center with many cultural and historical monuments and museums.There are well-known church, Novi Sad fortress, an interesting National Park "Fruska Gora" is rich with vineyards and Serbian monasteries (over 16, called the Holy Mountain). South of town, on the side of Srem, "old road" to Belgrade, there is a small town of Sremski Karlovci, which has a rich history, famous churches, buildings, museums, and famous wine cellars.
Užice (Serbian Cyrillic: Ужице)-is a town in western Serbia in the Zlatibor district, 200 km southwest of Beograda.Grad lies between the hills on the river Đetinja. It is an important transportation, economic, cultural, sports center, with a rich history. Near the town (Uzice) of the famous tourist destinations Zlatibor, Tara, Mokra Gora (Drvengrad) narrow gauge railway "Sargan Eight" and so on.
Požarevac(Serbian Cyrillic: Пожаревац) — One of the oldest cities in Serbia with a large historic heritage.An important commercial and cultural center, in addition to the Velika Morava river, is situated about 80 km east of Belgrade. Near the town is a small town of Stari Kostolac where is the famous archaeological site Viminacium.In Pozarevac was born former president of he Republic of Serbia, the hero - Slobodan Milosevic (he was also buried there).Pozarevac is also known for Ljubicevo Equestrian Games.
Sremska Mitrovica(Serbian Cyrillic: Сремска Митровица) — one of the oldest cities in Serbia and in Europe. It was once known as Sirmium in the Roman Empire, and was one of the four capitals during the tetrarchy period.
Subotica(Serbian Cyrillic: Суботица) — has been rated as one of the most beautiful cities of Serbia. It is in North Serbia, and is the closest city to Palic.An important commercial and cultural center with a rich history. The main languages are Serbian and Hungarian.In the vicinity of Subotica is a famous resort and lake Palic, and Ludoško lake.
Vranje(Serbian Cyrillic: Врање) -is located in southeast Serbia closer to the FYRM (Skopje), at 340 km from Belgrade and 100 km from Nis, in the South Morava River valley.It is an important commercial and cultural center, with a rich history. Nearby is known Vranjska spa, and mountain Besna Kobila.
Vršac(Serbian Cyrillic: Вршац) — One of the most beautiful cities in Serbia.Located at 80 km northeast of Belgrade, near Romania. Vrsac has developed economic and cultural and sports center, rich in vineyards.
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