Entering Serbia from Hungary, the East Europe Route first passes through the northern province of Vojvodina with its timeless countryside. Cyclists wanting to experience more metropolitan surroundings will enjoy the country’s capital city, Belgrade, known as the ‘White City’ and popular with young travellers. The route then crosses the region of Banat, with its traditional Pannonian landscape, and the Danube River before reaching the city of wine and grapes, Smederevo. From here you are entering the heart of the country. This region is home to several significant churches while to the south, the area between the cities of Leskovac and Nis is a nature lovers dream come true.
Association of tourism actors for a sustainable and competitive destination Danube. The association’s main task is to build and support networks of tourism stakeholders by enhancing transnational cooperation through various tourism development and promotional activities while implementing and promoting a unique tourism brand for a competitive European Danube region.
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Official website of EuroVelo routes in Serbia, managed by the National EuroVelo Coordination Center. It contains information about the long distance cycling routes in this country.
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The National Tourism Organisation of Serbia (TOS) was founded in 1994 as a government organisation to promote and improve tourism in the Republic of Serbia in both the domestic and foreign tourism markets. TOS activities focus on positioning Serbian tourism on the domestic and international markets and evaluating the comparative advantages of Serbia with respect to tourism, such as the country’s geographical location and historical, cultural and natural identity.
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Joint Stock Company for Passenger Railway Transport “Srbija Voz” is a part of Serbian Railways that handles the passenger transport by rail in domestic and international services.
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YugoCycling Campaign (YCC) is Serbian bicycle organisation with aims to promote non-competitive bicycling in Serbia, creating safe and enviromental conditions for everyday bicycle mobility and improving education of young people about benefits of using bicycle in everyday life. YCC is a member of European Cycling Federation (ECF) and responsible partner for the Serbian EuroVelo network at the European Cycling Federation.
