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Kragujevac: The Memorial Park and the Old Capital
What the Sumarice memorial's two ticket types cost, why its own English and Serbian pages disagree on opening hours, what the National Museum of Sumadija shows, and how to reach the city from Belgrade.
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Oplenac: The Royal Mausoleum Without a Timetable
Oplenac's church, crypt and three other buildings on the hill, documented in detail by the royal foundations that run the site, which publish no opening hours, no admission price and no directions anywhere.
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Is Serbia Safe? What the Official Advisories Say
What the UK FCDO and the US Department of State currently publish about Serbia: no do-not-travel warning, a Level 2 crime rating, demonstrations that can start at short notice, and the specific rules on photography, drugs and landmines.
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Serbian Language Basics
Why Cyrillic and Latin coexist by law, which script signs must carry where, the population thresholds that put minority languages into official use, and enough phrases and pronunciation to read a menu.
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Nis Airport to the City Centre
What Nis's Constantine the Great Airport publishes about getting into town: taxi and rental car as the only listed options, a two-year-old fare range, no confirmed bus, and the current scheduled and charter airlines.
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Museum of Yugoslavia
One ticket, 800 RSD, covers all three buildings at the Museum of Yugoslavia, including the House of Flowers where Tito is buried: hours, the free monthly day, and the Saturday guided tour schedule.
Practical guides to Serbia are being prepared. Our aim is to help you choose your stops, understand your options and build a trip that suits you.