Maybe you still didn’t have a chance to try it, but you have probably read or heard somewhere for “slatko” while you were preparing for your visit to Serbia. Slatko (sweet) is a thin fruit preserve made of fruit or rose petals, special delight prepared for serving to house guests as a welcome treat. Some […]
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If you would read lately about Serbia in tourist guidebooks you would probably find the usual info about vibrant nightlife, especially in Serbia`s capital, or about distinctive cuisine characterized with intensive tastes of Balkan food. Some of those guidebooks even inform about world famous Exit music festival or Guča brass bands competition, but what only […]
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On 14th February Catholics celebrate Valentine`s Day, while Orthodox traditionally celebrate Saint Tryphon. Saint Valentine was a holly priest in the 3th century, who had perished when Emperor Claudius II in ancient Rome banned marriages for young men, potential soldiers. Valentine began performing marriages of young Christian couples in secret, until he was discovered and […]
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If you are confused and you don’t understand how it is possible, we`ll try to explain in following lines. Serbs are known as a nation which likes to celebrate, so it isn’t surprising why the ritual of countdown 10,9,8,7… 1 “Happy New Year” is repeated three times. Actually that isn’t the only reason why it […]
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