Serbia is a landlocked nation in the west-central region of the Balkans. Officially known as the Republic of Serbia, its capital city is also the largest city, known as Belgrade. Serbia is a mix of growing economies of the cities and is famous for its breathtaking picturesque countryside.

To know more about the prominent cities in Serbia, read the article below.

Currency – The standard currency is RSD or Serbian Dinar (дин‎). As of 28th August 2023, 1 RSD is measured at 0.76 INR.

Sprawling across a land of 88,499 square kilometres, Serbia is divided into 145 municipalities. The number of cities in Serbia is 29.

Here are some unknown facts about the top cities in Serbia:

• Serbia is the birthplace of the Roman Emperors. 
• Belgrade City, one of the major cities in Serbia, consists of 100 caves, canals, tunnels and passages below its surface. 
• The traditional folk dance of Serbia is called Kolo. It is majorly performed in the country's Christmas celebrations, weddings, and other important occasions. 
• Gostusa village in Serbia is made only from stones and still survives all these years without being weathered. 
• Coffee is a favourite go-to drink in Serbia. You will witness the locals drinking more coffee than tea along the street shops and pavements. 
• Pule cheese is the costliest cheese in the world and is produced in Serbia. 
• Derdap Gorge is the largest and longest gorge in Europe is located in Serbia. It is known as the Iron Gates.

When travelling to any of the cities in Serbia, carry all the essential travel and ID documents. Don't forget to obtain travel insurance from a reputable source when heading to any of these cities. Be aware of Wi-Fi access in public spaces and avoid drawing unnecessary attention to yourself, as this will bring tourist formalities and check on you. Be mindful of the weather when you are travelling and plan your journey accordingly.