by Marija Savic | Jun 12, 2025
The town that was once one of the key Serbian locations in Hungary along with Sremski Karlovci and Buda was settled in the Great Migration of 1690 and still preserves many traces of its rich past. This town near Budapest used to be a focal point of culture, education, national spirit, and more – it was the point where Serbs encountered the spirit, culture, and tradition of Central Europe
by Marija Savic | Jun 12, 2025
The exhibition of the reconstructed garments and insignia of Serbian medieval rulers organised by the Historical Museum of Serbia has brought ancient past to light in all of its authenticity and glory. Crowns and official attire have been crafted based on the portraits of monastery patrons, using materials and techniques from the time of their creation.
by Marija Savic | Jun 11, 2025
Without Dialogue between People nad Nations, the World is Just an Empty Box “The painstakingly built reputation and position of our country in the world gives us an advantage that we should not gamble away, but rather maintain and protect. I believe and hope...
by Marija Savic | Jun 11, 2025
Pernille Dahler Kardel is not just an experienced diplomat – she is a keen observer of social trends, a nature enthusiast, a supporter of open dialogue, and a lover of cities with rich histories. Together with her dog Bilabong, she enjoys wandering the streets of...
by Marija Savic | Jun 11, 2025
Shrine to Sports and New Symbol of Serbia, with a circular base of 292 metres in diameter and a height of 52 metres, the largest football arena in the country will have a total of nine levels and a capacity of 52,000 seats In Surčin, next to the site where Serbia will...