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Risky Border Crossing | Walking From Croatia to Serbia
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ส.ค. 2020
- My experience walking from Ilok, Croatia to Backa Palanka, Serbia over the Ilok Bridge that crosses the Danube River.
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Risky Border Crossing | Walking From Croatia to Serbia
Thanks for visiting Croatia and I hope you enjoy Serbia as well! Best regards from Croatia! 👍
Obožavam Gabriela putnika, pozdrav iz Toronta🇨🇦🇭🇷
I think - I am in love........
Gabriel, please note you should always walk on the left side of the road whre there is no sidewalk. That is a rule in Europe and it is also much safer for you. :)
Same in U.S. walk towards traffic
Yes. That is correct. It's safer for you and the drivers. And in addition if you're riding a bicycle you are not a pedestrian, then don't ride it across a crosswalk. I'm NOT talking about you Gabe!!!
Your a credit to your country Gabriel...showing the world to everyone.
Gabe has a good talent for making interesting the ordinary.
I think this is true. One of the reasons I enjoy watching Gabriel is that he shows it "how it is" with no frills. No spin. It makes everything more real, and is helpful and informative for other travelers. He's a great "guide to everywhere" .
@@thewanderingweave6286 This is why I do not understand the 11 "thumbs down" dislikes :(
@@mtnvr6545 it's jealousy ;)
nice video to watch
Such a Exquisite country I never knew how Beautiful it was in Croatia 🇭🇷
Growing up during the Cold War, Yugoslavia was a complete mystery. Now I've been to Croatia and Slovenia, I've discovered what a beautiful region it is.
Gabriel good luck in new country!
Cheers from Croatia🙌!
Gabriel, you're really an inspiring world traveler.
Stay safe
Thank you for beautiful coverage of Croatia in this challenging times! Enjoy Serbia and stay safe 🍻🍻🍻
Thank you for sharing your wonderful journey and tour through Croatia. Rarely seen a nice and polite person like you. My wife and the kids and I just came back from a vacation in Croatia and your fine Videos brought back some beautiful memories, it felt like it's still a near by place like we go back there in a few days. Best wishes to you and god speed.
You are so confident and self assured so so impressive
I like to think of Gabe’s attitude as the American zen who grew up in the 90’s often in the hippie jam band scene, like Gab’s favorite, “String Cheese Incident” Trust me, they were the best of times. Google Neal Cassidy. He had the “American zen” too
Hi
@@1bigbillz Neal Cassady would have hated the 1990s "hippie jam band scene."
Petar Ticinovic in one of his videos he had a string cheese incident cd and he said he was a fan and went to some shows, so he was a fan
Petar Ticinovic in the video where he goes thru his Oregon storage unit. Why did you think he wouldn’t be?
Serbia is so interesting buildings are awesome 😎 what a beautiful church ⛪️ Thank You Gabriel
That Novi Sad church is the Catholic cathedral.
Catholic church. Very nice.
Vojvodina, by the way has nothing to do with Serbia.
Even the Catholic Church on the main square in Novi Sad proves that.
Orthodox Serbs came as refugees to Vojvodina, part of Austrian empire back then.
After I WW Serbs occupied the province, and after II WW more then 500 000 ethnic Germans, Donau Schwaben were expelled, many Hungarians, Croatians also. In their houses Serbs were settled.
@@savytraveler790 You really hate Serbia. Saying Vojvodina don't have anything with Serbia is utter bullshit.
@@savytraveler790 well obviously. It looks nothing like the rest of Serbia. Even in Belgrade there is this 'Otoman' 'turkish' heritage. Not to mention when you go south. I was all over Balkan...and Ex Yugoslavia 2 years ago.
"Staropramen - Czech beer there"
spot on, that's how you keep your Czech subscribers happy, haha
Staropramem nije Cesko pivo.😂
Congratulations to your stamina, man, with walking the sun with all that staff on you, I would probably take a taxi
He's got amazing energy.
The guy in 16:10 said when you gave the kuna coins "Nece niko baci to" I had a big laugh "Nobody wants this, throw it away" hahahaha
You walked to Serbia from a border town. YOU ARE SO AWSOME GABRIEL🌹Thank you for bringing all of us these most outstanding videos. Like your name, YOU ARE AN ANGEL🤗🌹You see I'm older much like yourself, and I speak how I feel without being embarrassed. Have a beautiful day Arc Angel.
Affectionately
Gina Notaro
(Creek Haven)💐
Hey Gabe, this video it’s a true adventure. I really enjoyed until the end. I have been intrigued and fascinated with the Balkan Peninsula and all those countries that were part of the former Republic of Yugoslavia. God willing, I want to go there once things settle down. Novi Sad, Serbia seems a beautiful city same as all those beautiful cities that you visited in Croatia.
The people in the church were praying the rosary (repeating Ave Maria and some other prayers for about 20-30 min). It is very common in Croatia, especially before mass.
Are they praying in Croatian or Latin?
@@SkySpiral8
Croatian
Whoa.. never seen such a beautiful colour of the sky, it's really amazing.
Classic Gabriel...genuine solo traveler...very well done...
You are very lucky to travel. I can see the world through your vlogs. So plz keep traveling. You walk so much.
Glad you finally came to my city, hope you enjoy it.
Stay safe Gabe ! Thanks for the upload. Great as always.
Re: praying in the Church.
They were praying the Rosary which is hugely important to Catholics.
It's a prayer to Virgin Mary, aka Our Blessed Mother.
Most definitely, the most holy
If you go to Novi sad, you must visit Sremski Karlovci. SK for MUST.
Artemida Daki omg yes
and Fruska Gora
I also appreciated that small-town feeling from the past, almost home, on more than one occasion in Serbia, and it was worth more than higher GDP figures elsewhere.
Unbelievable, GABRIEL
walking through borders...miles and miles... in crazy heat,
all this in order to explore, visit and show us all this unknown countries, which once made up Yougoslavia...
I ve never seen this done by any other vlogger...
Best greetings and warm wishes from the French Alps, Chamonix ..👋👋👋
You're in the French Alps? Niiiiiice, lucky you. The Alps are one of the most beautiful places in the world.
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Yessss, I agree...(as far as I ve seen from the world )...gorgeous indeed ! 🤩🤩🤩
Alot of french tourists now...unlike the years before..but
Le Mont Blanc will wait for you ..until you can travel and explore..😊
Your vlogs are awesome! Keep traveling safely and post more nice vlogs!
Gabriel, you are just an amazing world traveler.
I listened to the U2 song "Walk On" on the radio driving home from the train station so in my head when u were walking across the border that was my own private soundtrack to your video. A+ for showing us how it's done at a potentially dicey international border crossing - way to "Walk on the Wild Side."
"Ilok, Croatia, kuna" in the middle of Serbia. Savage move :D
Haha...what can I say. Not much else I could say.
the people here are chilled about that
@@GabrielTravelerVideos "Hrvatska, Hrvatska" was a cheery on top.
@@GabrielTravelerVideos the old man replies: "They don't have nor a state nor a currency". Regular old people ranting.
I Admire what you Dooo Maaaann Cheers Im Karim 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 Ive been watching your Videos since Moldova Or even a little before !!!
Gabriel has ended this video in front of the Catholic cathedral in Novi Sad.
Please say how many days have you shit from the happiness of writing this? And are you sure it's smart to remind that anywhere in the world there is a building of a criminal organization called "Catholic Church"? We don’t tear it down just because we are disgusted to approach it.
@@D-TroS Catholic Church is still a bigger humanitarian organisation than all humanitarian organisations in the world together.
BTW you forgot to express your disgust for every educational and health building from schools, universities, free-speech forums, hospitals etc in every corner of the earth - opened for everyone, no matter denomination, race, class or belief.
Intro music is awesome on this one!
The old guy said: "Throw those away no one wants those here." in regards to the Kuna.
You would think so,but only thing they like from Croatia are Kunas,trust me 😏😆
Serbia is a nice place, first Turks came to visit then Austrians, Germans, and finally NATO....
nicevu2303 Ha, excactly, and that’s actually why they were “struggling to keep Ex Yu”. Money from Croatia, Slovenia was flowing to central federal bank in Belgrade. That’s the past now, today Croatia is not the best, but it is separate and independent. However they still didn’t give up on Monte Negro, although it’s a independent state now. They would like to “take care”of their money that comes from tourism.
Saying this, I really have no bad thoughts about Serbia or people there.
Nato did a great job, throwing those bombs like candies,marvelous!
Old man was joking.
Novi Sad my home town .......nice
Welcome back :)))
I have been to Novi Sad 2 years ago , what a charming city!
I am from Novi Sad, we are expecting you again. 😀😀😀😀
@@aleksandarjovanovic8273 havara,man ,i wish someday would be back to Novi Sad, you got a beautiful city ,how much lucky youre, bro.
Gabriel has the approach of "Come along with me" rather than "Hey, look at me travelling the world." This was so interesting, the doubts he had in crossing borders, and I enjoy how he chooses to walk, rather than go by bus or car. He is seeing the world on his own terms.
You have a big soul gabriel keep uploading my boss
Definitely a cool way to cross the border! I am glad it all went smoothly!
Welcome to Vojvodina, Gabriel!
Welcome to Novi Sad, I think it's a good idea to rent a car and explore around but don't skip on exploring the city.
What an amazing city
A blessed good day sir Gabe Wooww nice walk around across the border of Croatia going to Serbia nice I like the wakling seeing nice views very relaxing walking experience with you even i watch your amazing video thank u so much sir Gabe keep safe Godbless u from solid fan viewer from the Philippines sir vhin 🇵🇭🇵🇭🙂🙂👍👍👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏👏👏👏👏👏🇵🇭
Cool! Summer was definitely the best season to see all the greenery
I was holding my breath for you mate waiting to see if you made it over the border, glad all went well I didn't know Serbia was like this at all, looks beautiful
Yes. They build the best amphiteaters and roman palaces. They also did a nice job in Dubrovnik. Hahaha. You are very ignorant.
Food looks yummy, the church was gorgeous, stay safe ❤️👍🇺🇸✌️
I was rather excited when the title of this new video came up in my notifications. It almost sounded like you were invading Serbia! Another great video Gabriel and keep them coming - so cheering to see you traveling for many. I've bought "your" DJI camera and I have been playing with it for days. No one is allowed to speak to me unless I am filming them at the moment.
Nice, enjoy the camera.
@@GabrielTravelerVideos I also got the DJI osmo action few days ago, filmed some nice shots around my city here in China, but I found it gets pretty hot after just 10 minutes of filming.. Like really hot, it can actually burn me if I touch it, especially the lens and protecting glass lol.. Do you have that issue with yours? And also, are you filming in d-cinelike mode and do the color grading in post? Cheers
Hey Gabriel. I have been renting my german friend's farm house 27km from Backa Palanka. In Backo Novo Selo. A small village on the danube. Used to be a german village called Neudorf. We could have shown you fishermans life here. My friend hss 22 animals. I was surprised you crossed border without a negative covid test within 48 hours. As of August 15 it was required for any traveler coming from Croatia. You got lucky! I think most car travelers do not use that border so maybe border police not up to date. I remember cycling over thst bridge in October 2018. You passed on the bridge the blue cycling map along danube for Serbia. The Eurovelo 6 cycling route starts in France and ends at Black Sea in Romania. Serbia was the best for me. Most well signed and cyclist friendly. Even most signs with kilometers to next town has a nice saying on it. When you see them read them. I know you want to rent a car but I highly recommend you get a bicycle with a rear rack and basket and follow the cycling route to Negotin or stop where you want. Cycling the gorge was stunning. The only part not so fun was cycling through part of Belgrade through along river was nice. When we met in Greece you had a bike so just thought to let you know. I also have my bike and touring gear with me now. Have fun. Funny how close we were in California and now Serbia!
Following your travel stories for some 4 years now and commenting for the first time. Keep exploring and entertaining us.
Wishing you good health.
lol, that guy with coins was saying something about german marks and austrian shillings which haven't been around for a long time. then something rude about kuna. he's a little off
Yeah, he said, "This money doesn't exist, that State doesn't exist".
Hahaha in his manic dreams.
He was not rude but made a raw joke about the other older man who exchanged the money, like " he would take even metal clamps (metalne selne)". Please do not create a situation. Not needed, not necessary.
This comment is also a reply to My Lord and my God.
He said "throw that none will take it" because i think he meant it's worthless to change from kuna coins to dinar, it looses value..as i think i saw he basically got 1-2$ from the guy.. it's not worth it xD
That's why he was also asking if those are swedish ones etc as they are more worth it and it would make sense
@@anastan835 That man with glasses made disparaging comment about Croatia and it's currency being non existent. He made that comment right after Gabriel told him that he came from Croatia in croatian (Hrvatska). Before that he was provoking and acting like he has never heard of Kunas, Croatia or Ilok even though nobody would believe his bad acting since Ilok is just across the Danube river and Gabriel came from there on foot in an hour. It was blatant example of classic serbian hate speach based on serbian propaganda. You can tell that the guy who was exchanging money for Gabirel wasn't verry happy about rude interruption nor was anyone laughing at the alleged joke. Please don't make up unconvincing exuses for the man with glasses. That guy was very rude and tried to provoke Gabriel simply because he came form Croatia and wanted to exchange some croatian currency for serbian one. It is what it is.
Dobar dan! What lovely shots and beautiful walk. The bridge looks kind of quiet.
The guy in the shirt (15:55) who got tense after Gabriel mentioned Croatia didn't mean it as a joke. It was evident and quite usual chauvinistic speach against Croatia. The translation goes like this:
Gabe: Coins? Kuna?
Guy in the shirt: Is that Marks, Shillings.
Gabe: I came from Ilok. Ilok.
Guy in the shirt: Euro?
Gabe: Ilok. Croatia. Kuna.
Guy in the shirt: Sweeden?
Gabe: Hrvatska. Hrvatska.
Guy in the shirt: Nobody wants that. Throw it away. That bill (currency) does not exist. That country does not exist.
It is evident that the guy knew right away what Gabriel was trying to do and started to provoke him because he came from Croatia and wanted to exchange croatian Kuna to serbian Dinar. Very sad example of serbian chauvinism as a result of heavy censorship and propaganda in Serbia that is going on for generations.
Yup. You have Zdenka Stan in the comments below trying to distort the truth by writing some make believe story about how the old guy was actually talking about the Germany before the fall of Berlin Wall and that he meant that german Marks or Germany from that era do not exist any more hahahahahaha. Very sad indeed. I would be ashamed if caught lying.
@@jakovaralica6544 I am not lying. And, please, just stop with that hate, once and for all!
We all had enough and too much...
@@anastan835 not telling the truth and making up things is lying in my book. Deffending this hateful guy and asking others to stop the hate is hypocricsy. If you want to stop the hate you should start with the ones who hate and not the ones who point out the haters.
@@jakovaralica6544 I am of Croatian/German ancestry and there is no hate from my side. Ok?
@@anastan835 your ancestry is irrelevant in this case. You are deffending the hater by making up things and not telling the whole truth. Claiming that only thing you want is the truth is highly hypocritical. It is also hypocritical claiming that you don't want to discuss this any more a writting numerous comments about it. It's hypocritical like that hater pretending he does not know where Ilok is 😂😂😂 That was a commedy for all the wrong reason.
Pleasant trip! 👍
Greetings from Croatia. Enjoy Vojvodina!
Gabriel you really are incarnation of adventurous :)
The road to 500k in 2021 is clear Gabriel. Keep Going >>>
You were 40 kilometers from my city Vrbas when you were in Novi Sad. I've been watching your videos for a very long time. God bless you Gabriel
Cool. Thanks for watching.
Well, there's an obvious difference between Croatia and Serbia. When you asked that girl in Ilok about how to get to Serbia, she answered in the most polite manner in fluent english. When you mentioned Croatia in Serbia, the old guy felt the urge to inform you that the country or the currency you were mentioning, don't actually exist, as he sees it as a part of big Serbia. It would probably surprise you, but there is a lot of people over there that would respond in exactly the same way just at the mention of Croatia. You know, buildings are mostly nice, whether they're old, new, lavish or modest. People are mostly not. Enjoy the stay.
Amazing!
Man, hats off to your adventurous spirit. We only stayed in Novi Sad like half a day... it was raining really bad and the forecast wasn't good, so we decided to leave earlier than planned... it rained non stop for days all over Serbia... In May 2013 and June 2014, vast regions of Serbia and Croatia flooded... land mines that had not been visible or removed appeared in Croatian agricultural fields as the floods uncovered them.
The beautiful gothic style church in Novi Sad is a Catholic temple, if I remember well, its name is something like "Holy Name of Mary", and I think it's the largest church in Novi Sad... that was somewhat strange to us, because Serbia is predominantly Orthodox.
If you have a chance, go to Subotica... Stay safe!
very interesting trip and the city is also very beautiful, 👍
Welcome to our city Gabriel😀! Enjoy and have a good time!
Beautiful video. Liked it very much.
Hey Gabriel, i arrived so early in this video........Thx for sharing us this videos......
I love the church ❤️🙏
Great meal 🥘 looks delicious 😋 well deserved ...Enjoy your travels Gabriel I am praying for your safety during your travels ...Blessings
With no people or cars on the streets in some spots, it feels like Gabriel is the last man on earth 🌎 just like in the movies...
Keep at it Gabe. We love it.
Willits, Ca. Worked with a guy in the Fire Service, Gary Woodruff, from there. If you happen to walk by a Fire Station over there, would be interested to see what kind of Fire Engines they use. Usually firemen over the world are very welcoming. Stay over there, California is still a fustercluck.
My husband (Canadian born) and I (born in Novi Sad) visited two years ago.
He loved a restaurant called Fish Zelenish, and we had there what I would consider one of the best rakija I have tasted. It's from Kovilj Monastery made by the monks. The restaurant offered plum, and quince rakija. I highly recommend you trying those. The quince is amazing!
You can also visit the actual monastery once you get a car, it's about 30 min from Novi Sad. They have a tiny shop there where you can purchase plenty of goods made by the monks which don't just include rakija, but things like soap, and even CD's of them singing. It was a neat place to visit!
Have fun!
I'm sad that you didn't take the time to visit Vukovar. Would've been a great video. A town with a deep history between Croats and Serbs.
Greetings from Hercegovina!
I live in Vukovar. Not worth visiting : small town & small minds.
@@rajkobjelica4905 e jbg
@@rajkobjelica4905 Your people thought it was "worth visiting" in 1991, unfortunately.
@@petarticinovic2710 yeah visiting a place where they already lived for centuries.
@@alxnd_r6345 Not anymore!
Looking forward to your videos from Serbia.
welcome back!
Do you know that place where you stayed in Ilok is part of winery with very long tradition of wine making and that their wine is almost regulary served at weddings of English royal family?
Nezna to on😂
Sta je najbitnije nije da je to skoro regularno vec je to tradicija u Engleskoj sto godina i osim sto se sluzi na svadbama Traminac deru svaki dan.😂
@Dejan Pavlovic Traminac
Way to go,Ma Le
Enjoyed your travel a lot ! Thanks for sharing your experience !
Love all your travel videos. Have to admit you’re brave, specially to mention anything about Croatia in Vojvodina or trying to exchange kuna for serbian currency. Many from Backa Palanka were part of serbian invading force, soldiers that crossed the border and invaded Croatia, many of them never came back home. That’s why even after 30 years some of them are allergic even if you mention name Croatia. or Vukovar. It seems the only thing they do like from Croatia is Croatian money, although the old guy tried to say something nasty. Many of them have or used to have ID cards in Croatia, and are still using that fact to get some money from Croatia.
Nice Roman Catholic Church on the main square in Novi Sad.
Long before European Union, Vojvodina was functioning actually as European Union, had significant German, Croatian, Hungarian, Slovak, Ukrainian population etc.
A lot changed after I WW , but Vojvodina, Serbian autonomes region today, is still nice and the richest part of Serbia.
You stupid idiot, most of people from Ilok, Vukovar and other places go to Serbia on daily basis for shopping, eating out, bars,cafes as is much cheaper than Croatia. Most of young people go out every weekend to Backa Palanka and Novi Sad as night life is great there and they never ever have any problems with locals
nekica m Good thing you admitted how you expelled more than 500 000 ethnic Germans - Volksdeutscher from Vojvodina and stole their land, houses, everything. Only Serbs were allowed to move in their homes, few Montenegrins, Albanians maybe, but no Croatians.
Croatians were autochthone, indigenous ethnic group in Vojvodina, along with Germans, Hungarians.
Today, very few Croatians are left, that are still living in Vojvodina. Therefore there are many Catholic Churches, now empty, as reminder who was living there, not so long ago. Croatians in Vojvodina are forced to name themselves Sokci, Bunjevci, and they live in fear every day.
@@bartolomeo64beer79 This was all done after WW2 by TITO. The greatest son of Croatia. Thank you but No thank you.
@@bartolomeo64beer79 sorry u can cry but this is serb land now....usa and albanians tries to take a part of serbia, kosovo, but will never succeed
nekica m And Josip Broz never came back home from I WW, from Galicia. A person that later took his identity worked for grand master, was a puppet. Fact that he never spoke fluent Croatian, was covered with statement how he as a child would spend summers in Slovenia by his mothers family. After II WW, Tito and his bloody communist regime killed more 700 000 Croats and drove to exile 2 millions. So he worked in reality for big Serbia, agains Croats and Croatia. On the world list of worst killers in 20th century, he is occupying number 10.
Amazing to see you walking in the super hot sun with all your heavy stuff,stay healthy & safe,enjoy your trip,cheers😊
Once I stayed in Bačka Palanka for a couple of months and I also did this long walk to Ilok and back :) They were pretty surprised to see me like that at the check-point. I have to say you learned our Serbo-Croatian language very quick - my compliments! I hope you are having really good time here.
You came by to my home town area of backa district I'm from backi petrovec, it's mainly a slovak community. i miss it haven't been in 10 years have fun !
Very intersting , good job Gabriel !
Love your vlogs👍🏻
Can't wait for more videos from Novi Sad!!! NOTI'S ON!
You’re so inspiring by walking from Croatia to Serbia!!!!!
Man my travel bug is killing me these day, i cant wait to get back out there.
Lol
It's a symptom of the virus.
Really would have loved seeing you explore slovenia more. (Its the country my girlfriend is from)
But im also excited to see some Serbia.
I don't think he can go into Slovenia right now...I could be wrong.
you r right..slovenia is in the schengen zone and u.s. citizens are still not allowed in-it consists of 26 countries
Great video and informative thanks..
F yeah! I was jones'n for some Gabriel today! Thank you, sir!
Gabriel, that took a lot of courage haha!! Hope you enjoy Novi Sad... go to the local pubs with live bands. Great atmosphere in those places, lmk what you think!
Good luck with neighbors Gabriel. Stay Safe
We're sitting home, you're going places 👏
Thanks for the excellent vlog. Take care.
I've been following your vlog since Korčula ,and Surprise , Surprise your in my Home town now . Have fun in Novi Sad , night life was amazing before Corona of course. The Street called "Laze Telečkog" is the small street with a lot of small pubs and bars with Live Music everywhere. Would love to be there now , but sadly im living in Germany for the last 5 years . Miss my home town ...
A very cool city, good vibes here.
You can see the huge difference between serbian and Croatian cultures. One very western and Austrian looking and the other very balkan, Ilok was occupied by the Serbs in the last war.
Thank you Gabriel! 😊❤
So excited to see you back in Serbia. We loved it in Belgrade last year! Really pleased to see you in Novi Sad as we have booked for the Exit Festival 2021, so looking forward to your up and coming videos so we can get an idea of the area!!
Thank you for your great content keep it up!
LOVE novi sad. I spent a month there in 2018. Gorgeous architecture.
A great video brother. You need more viewers. All the best.
Its so beautiful there!!
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My dad's family is from a town called Senta, not far from Novi Sad (though it was Hungary when they lived there).
I'm Serb but i know Senta still has big Hungarian population, it is cute little town. Serbs and Hungarians live peacefuly in Vojvodina, that province in general is perfect example of real multiculturalism. Serbia is open community and we respect all ethnic groups living here, we have dozen of recognized minority groups in Vojvodina, Bosniaks in SouthWest, Albanians and Bulgarians South/East, and it's enough to say that they can finish their whole education in their native language without being forced to use Serbian only, not even Western countries (that preach about freedom) allow to use other languages in state schools, or in the court and state institutions. At 11:14 you have street sign with Serbian, Croatian and Hungarian as equal, every municipality where you have recognized minority group will have their language represented everywhere, all this just show how media in 90s created false evil image of Serbs where in fact we are the only nation that kept it's multicultural enviroment after 90s wars.
Enjoy the beautiful land of Serbia and their nice people 🇷🇸❤️
Welcome to my city! :) I'll be glad to help, if you happen to need it. 👍
Thanks.