Wonderful show.. But if you go to Serbia, go to the Zlatar mountain and there you have the Zlatar lake like a dream, and then you have the CER mountain, which is untouched nature ❤️🥂 Greetings from Belgrade
This is some of the recommendations we received: Belgrade Novi Sad Zlatar mountain and lake Vinca and Lepenski Follow the Danube from Ram to Kladovo. You will pass three recently renovated fortresses from the 14th and 16th century, Ram, Golubac and Fetislam in Kladovo, the oldest urban settlement in Europe, Lepenski vir which has a great museum, and the beautiful and, for Europe unique, Djerdap national park, which the river runs through. You will pass where the Danube is the widest, 6 km at Golubac town, and shortly after where it is the narrowest at the Iron Gates. You will see Europe's largest stone sculpture, the head of the last Dacian king Decebalus chiseled out on the Romanian side, who lost his kingdom to emperor Traianus of Rome. You will pass the Roman fortress Diana before Kladovo, and just after Kladovo you will see the foundations of Traianus' bridge still standing after 2000 years. Kladovo has a small but excellent archeological museum about all the rich historical remains of the area. Follow the Danube southwards towards Negotin and you enter one of the best wine areas of the Balkans, excelling especially in red wines. The area from Veliko Gradište and Eastwards is the Vallachian region, where people speak Romanian, especially in the villages. This multicultural environment is very noticeable in Vojvodina, north of Belgrade where you have many nationalities living mixed or side by side. Depending on the area there are Hungarians, Czech, Ruthenians, Ukrainians and other minorities living there. So language, food, traditional clothing, architecture, churches and traditions vary from village to village, from town to town.
Bosnia is so beautiful it will be a challenge not to stop elsware. Yes, you have already seen places and had your share of wow effects in other Balkan countries so you are becoming a bit resistant to stop at every attraction place. But even if you are a bit oversaturated with those magnificent views and historic places and friendliness of locals there are still things you want to repeat over and over. Just one example: ice-cream. Not that you never head one before but always another scoop is another experience you dont mind repeating. BTW Cockta free is the same taste but "free" of sugar. It is great idea to give Millie a break and use a local bus to main destination. In and out and also you can have a cold beer in between (since you are not driving that day). Smart. Have a great weather on your next trip and have fun as you always do so you can pass it over to us followers...
Really good film Andre & Lisa. Really interesting place which of course is now on our list. We've had a busy 'planning' week as our date to finally leave the UK gets nearer! Happy travels as ever guys 💙
It's incredible how cold the water is here! We didn't measure the temperature but it's apparently a constant 8 degrees throughout the year we've been told by locals.
None of the Western Balkans are part of the Schengen area nor the EU. With Romania and Bulgaria joining Schengen very soon, the Western Balkans is one of the few places to do the shuffle. Super easy to spend 3 months around there though.
@@WeWillNomad If you plan to go to Serbia and then into Hungary, ask someone from Serbia to check the queues at the border at amss' homepage, the Serbian Automotive Association. The Hungarians often take a lot of time to check cars, combine this with a lot of traffic during season and you'll wait in line for several hours. One solution is to cross into Romania first as the queues are much shorter there and then continue towards Hungary.
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Thank you for the information and the blog!! We are at Mostar now!!
Hope you enjoy it!
Hi ! We are so glad to watch this, we are heading to Bosnia in a few weeks.
Enjoy! There's a lot to see and you'll have a great time no doubt. Brilliant value destination as well.
Wonderful show.. But if you go to Serbia, go to the Zlatar mountain and there you have the Zlatar lake like a dream, and then you have the CER mountain, which is untouched nature ❤️🥂 Greetings from Belgrade
Thanks for the tips! We're filling our map with pins. 😎
Hi we are heading to Serbia soon. We would love to get see the best places. Love any recommendations 😊
This is some of the recommendations we received:
Belgrade
Novi Sad
Zlatar mountain and lake
Vinca and Lepenski
Follow the Danube from Ram to Kladovo. You will pass three recently renovated fortresses from the 14th and 16th century, Ram, Golubac and Fetislam in Kladovo, the oldest urban settlement in Europe, Lepenski vir which has a great museum, and the beautiful and, for Europe unique, Djerdap national park, which the river runs through. You will pass where the Danube is the widest, 6 km at Golubac town, and shortly after where it is the narrowest at the Iron Gates. You will see Europe's largest stone sculpture, the head of the last Dacian king Decebalus chiseled out on the Romanian side, who lost his kingdom to emperor Traianus of Rome. You will pass the Roman fortress Diana before Kladovo, and just after Kladovo you will see the foundations of Traianus' bridge still standing after 2000 years. Kladovo has a small but excellent archeological museum about all the rich historical remains of the area. Follow the Danube southwards towards Negotin and you enter one of the best wine areas of the Balkans, excelling especially in red wines.
The area from Veliko Gradište and Eastwards is the Vallachian region, where people speak Romanian, especially in the villages.
This multicultural environment is very noticeable in Vojvodina, north of Belgrade where you have many nationalities living mixed or side by side. Depending on the area there are Hungarians, Czech, Ruthenians, Ukrainians and other minorities living there. So language, food, traditional clothing, architecture, churches and traditions vary from village to village, from town to town.
@@WeWillNomad Nice 🚌🚌🚌Bravisimooooo❤️😀
Bosnia is so beautiful it will be a challenge not to stop elsware. Yes, you have already seen places and had your share of wow effects in other Balkan countries so you are becoming a bit resistant to stop at every attraction place. But even if you are a bit oversaturated with those magnificent views and historic places and friendliness of locals there are still things you want to repeat over and over. Just one example: ice-cream. Not that you never head one before but always another scoop is another experience you dont mind repeating. BTW Cockta free is the same taste but "free" of sugar. It is great idea to give Millie a break and use a local bus to main destination. In and out and also you can have a cold beer in between (since you are not driving that day). Smart.
Have a great weather on your next trip and have fun as you always do so you can pass it over to us followers...
Thank you so much for your comment. ❤️ We'll be back soon to experience more of this incredible region.
Ye were lucky ..because.when I was there in June it was Very Very Busy .. but it's a tourist attraction..
Stay Free and Safe Travels 😀
Perhaps the heat was a factor when we visited. Apart from the bridge area it was surprisingly calm!
@@WeWillNomad 34+ when I went there .
Love it!! 🇧🇦
Really good film Andre & Lisa. Really interesting place which of course is now on our list. We've had a busy 'planning' week as our date to finally leave the UK gets nearer! Happy travels as ever guys 💙
Super exciting time ahead for you guys! 😋😎
Great video 😊
Thanks! 😊
You are very brave going into 8 degree water. But how did you know the temperature?
It's incredible how cold the water is here! We didn't measure the temperature but it's apparently a constant 8 degrees throughout the year we've been told by locals.
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It looks fantastic, I drove through in 85 so I didn't recognise much. Is it in the EU, it could be good if it's not, from the UK. 👍👍👍👍
None of the Western Balkans are part of the Schengen area nor the EU. With Romania and Bulgaria joining Schengen very soon, the Western Balkans is one of the few places to do the shuffle. Super easy to spend 3 months around there though.
@@WeWillNomad Thanks for the info, I hope it lasts a while before they join. 😁😁😁👍👍👍
Will you make it to Denmark this summer?
Yes! As long as summer doesn't end too soon! 😎😄 We're on our way - but we have a few stops along the way.
@@WeWillNomad If you plan to go to Serbia and then into Hungary, ask someone from Serbia to check the queues at the border at amss' homepage, the Serbian Automotive Association. The Hungarians often take a lot of time to check cars, combine this with a lot of traffic during season and you'll wait in line for several hours. One solution is to cross into Romania first as the queues are much shorter there and then continue towards Hungary.
That's good advice. Unfortunately too late for us. We got stuck for almost 2 hours at that border . 🤦
@@WeWillNomad there are also several crossings into Hungary. Usually the smaller ones are quicker.
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😁 You're doing it wrong.
I got new video 😂
Hi Andrew!
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