🇷🇸 The 5 BEST CITIES in SERBIA that AREN'T Belgrade

[@RDB2002]

Zdravo Amerikanka. Amerikanac here, married to a Serbian woman and living in Serbia now. Love your channel.❤ Kraljevo is nice, but you didn't mention the beautiful Zica monastery??? We live fairly close to Smederevo and need to go there often for things like visa renewal and official translation, but it wouldn't make my list. The fortress is nice to see one time, and the central walking plaza is OK but nothing special. The road west of town along the Danube is interesting, and the drive south through Kolari to Selevac is very nice. Pollution is pretty bad certain times of the year, it's very crowded and difficult to drive and park (for a smaller city), kind of dirty and not as pleasant as other smaller cities like Sombor, Subotica and Arandjelovac.

[@jsmakeitso]

Thank you for the guide, heading to belgrade in a few weeks, your videos are super awesome!!❤

[@vid8899]

Bravo, you have done a good homework for this presentation of Serbia.

[@amerikanka]

why thanks!

[@UPynyarLawka]

Thank your video,so beautiful five cities Serbia,from Myanmar.❤

[@NenadTrajkovic]

You didn't mention Kruševac, the old Serbian medieval capital city, the city of Prince Lazar, Vinjak, the city of the Serbian chemical industry and very kind and very awkward people! It is located in the very middle of Serbia in southern Šumadija, it is closer to Belgrade and Niš than Kraljevo and somehow more urban. It has Bagdala hill, many monasteries, cultural monuments (one of the best theaters, all the best Serbian actors are from Kruševac...)

[@amerikanka]

Hi, thank you for your comment! And you're right, Kruševac is a very beautiful city, absolutely! The main reason I included Kraljevo over Kragujevac and Kruševac is because Kraljevo is in the mountains pretty much while still being well-routed to other parts of Serbia for traveling. And since Serbia is a land-locked country, and it doesn't offer the sea like the adriatic countries, I wanted visitors to know about some mountainous cities for nature excursions. But I've visited so many cities in Serbia; I'm sure I will make a follow-up video and include other cities I like and Kruševac will probably be on that list ;)

[@chillingcat5033]

@@amerikanka Shout-out to Kraljevo!

[@NenadTrajkovic]

@@amerikanka Kraljevo iz very nice city,but Kruševac and Kragujevac are more interesting and exisiting cities by far

[@dim2108]

@@NenadTrajkovic Kragujevac i ajde, ali Kruševac:)

[@qulsweet8647]

Very awkward people? Oh yeah just my type of people

[@BorisBuranj]

* 6:25 to add, if you are okay with public transportation fast Soko train Belgrade - Novi Sad or back you are with in about 36 min.

[@bogdanvojnovic989]

Hey Nwando! I suggest visiting Subotica to the north as well, beautiful place 😁

[@amerikanka]

What are the best things to see in Subotica? :)

[@bogdanvojnovic989]

@@amerikanka Lake Palic is the best stay there. Villa Palic and/or villa Milord. It's great to visit in summer⛱️ and use open pools. From the lake you can visit Subotica on weekend, it's very near. There you can go to the nice Sinagoge of Subotica. Lake Palic also has a cool Zoo. Nature around is worth a visit :) It's not famous for nightlife or clubs, but it's excellent for chill and relaxation🙃

[@amerikanka]

Great, thanks for the suggestions :)

[@gerillazack77]

​​@@bogdanvojnovic989možda i da se provoza starim fijakerom? Ili toga ima samo u Somboru?

[@martingannon1832]

Lovely to hear from you again great list was in Belgrade in February had great time visiting friends planning to be back soon take care

[@DanDylan]

Thank you! Really impactful video ! Precisely what I was looking for

[@SashaArsic]

Niš loves you too 🥰

[@amerikanka]

aaaaawww, :)

[@aramisone7198]

We all love you❤😊

[@prospereveryday2255]

​@@amerikankaHi did you observe if they speak English in Nis and NoviSad? And which of the two cities did they speak more English? Finally which of the two cities did you notice more foreigners especially africans?

[@TheDurlaneze]

​@@prospereveryday2255foreigners from Asia especially choose to study in Niš, also African girls are very present in the last years, they live and work here. I guess you are curious about racism, Serbia is the safest in Europe in terms of racism. Also, english is widely spoken, no problem with it.

[@mr.fantastic1405]

You are always welcome here in Kraljevo. I'm so proud of my hometown and it's rich history. If you are still in Kraljevo, I would love to show you some amazing and little known places, I bet you'd be amazed

[@AlexM-t6h]

This was a good effort to present the lesser known cities of Serbia to foreigners. You did not mention Subotica, Sombor, Vrsac, Zrenjanin, Novi Pazar, Kragujevac, Krusevac...

[@CopeCopic]

Come to Pančevo. :) 15 km from Belgrade and very nice.

[@VWAndTheUG]

Subotica is an excellent summer destination

[@IvansBikesBmws]

You nailed it. Also Kraljevo has a new international airport Morava.

[@amerikanka]

Really!!! OMG!

[@amerikanka]

wow, how did i not know this ?

[@IvansBikesBmws]

@@amerikanka Yes, and Uzive has a General Aviation/International Airport with customs on request. Google Ponikve Uzice Airport. Hugs from Ivan.

[@amerikanka]

thank you!

[@Ralf6453]

Here are some more suggestions regarding places that should not be missed in Serbia, lake Palic, the city of Subotica, the Uvac canyon, Tara national park.....although the topic is city's, you should not miss the mentioned destinations.

[@SasaM26]

Awesome knowledge

[@marthaoschwald2790]

Hi, thanks for your videos! This is basically unrelated but what has your experience been finding clothes in the Balkans? Do they have any sizes for people who aren't quite their build? Also if you've spent much time in Podgorica before, what do you think of it? Thank you! Your channel continues to be an invaluable resource for me.

[@BorisBuranj]

And yes please 5 more 🙌

[@deximilijanmalic4124]

Have you ever been to Kragujevac!? One of the largest in Serbia...If you have not, please visit?

[@user-bw6gh6ip9n]

interesting video =) where or on which website do you find apartments to rent in Serbia?

[@CreativeIndusTree]

Planing to relocate and start customized printing business in belgrade soon in couple of months

[@Towanda-xq2xg]

Excuse me beautiful, in your 30, looking great, I am 56 years younger, look 35 and loving it! Leaving the US in the next few months, Dubai and Switzerland have my eyes, I know you have to pay to pay, I like the lifestyles, from watching several videos on KZbin, have to do a world tour and that will give me a better taste of where I want to live, at least 6 months out of the year, will keep you posted, stay blessed, thanks for being the best and let's go! 👪👪👪👪👪👪👪

[@JeronimoAntonioLk.3]

how much is necessary to have when u going thou the imigration in serbia?

[@mosanosa6093]

When will you come to Vranje?

[@amerikanka]

I'm planning on it! One of my good friends is from Vranje and she offered to give me a tour of Vranje! Do you have any suggestions for what to see and do there? Thanks!

[@texasboy5527]

I would definitely replace Smederevo and Uzice with Valjevo and Kragujevac.

[@dejanskopljak4430]

All Serbia love's you ❤😊

[@Novosadjanin82]

I hope at least one of them is Novi Sad :)

[@amerikanka]

😀😀 no spoilers 😀

[@user-sz5ft8cs6e]

Welcome in Europe, the Land of History!

[@froglifes6829]

what made you choose the balkans over northern or western europe?

[@amerikanka]

It's hard to sum up in one sentence. I just have had a lot of great experiences here and the people are sooo nice/cool/fun/welcoming/supportive/friendly. I just love the energy and culture and flair of the Balkans. There's a Meditterenean, passionate energy to the Balkans, and it's beautiful by the sea of course. And I would be lying if I said money wasn't a factor. I spend a lot of time in seaside Croatia instead of seaside Italy because they both offer pretty much the same landscape, but Croatia is more affordable--although, these days, especially since inflation, it's getting more expensive, especially in the summer, yikes.

[@zokilauda]

Much love and respect to you for being different than most KZbinrs. Mainly due to the fact that you show Serbia from a different side than only Belgrade. I can't wait for my retirement. So that I can retire to the land of my roots. No matter how expensive life can be there. Then it will still be much cheaper on average than in the country where I now live and work. And I was born and went to school. But luckily I was raised speaking Serbian at home. Very little chance. Unless I win some lottery then I can emigrate to Serbia before I retire. And these are definitely the places I would like to visit often. Although I have to say that novi sad is my least favorite. Mainly in connection with criminal activities by drug dealers and that kind of scum. It's a pity because in itself it is quite a beautiful city. And plenty to do. And to see.

[@amerikanka]

thank you! where do you live now? you should come to Serbia :)

[@zokilauda]

@@amerikanka Like they say here, you're welcome. In the Netherlands is where I was born raised Live and work. I try to go on holiday to Serbia at least once a year (Has to do with my financial situation and my responsibility I have taken for the care of my birds that I cannot take with me.) until I retire and as long as my mother lives. She immigrated to Serbia in 2016 as soon as she was able to retire. As soon as I can retire. I honestly also plan to emigrate to Serbia for good. Although many things are well organized in the Netherlands. there are way too many unnecessary rules and laws When it comes to certain things. Especially if you are building a house. that it may only have a certain appearance and not a certain appearance at all, Even that can differ per municipality and or province. because otherwise it would not fit into the street scene. In Serbia, on average, you have much more freedom on how your house may look, which you build from the ground up, and whether you renovate an existing house. Not to mention that in my opinion there are way too low sentences for certain criminals Here in the Netherlands. In that retrospect the Netherlands should take an example from certain countries abroad when it comes to those same types of criminals. Not to mention the (soft.) drugs policy. Too many times in my life have I seen and experienced nuisance weed users to say nothing of the real drug users. I myself am 4O+ years old so I have seen and experienced people like that enough. And I don't even live in one of the big cities. But I used to go there often when I still had a car. Every nuisance drug user or nuisance weed user is one too many. Sorry for the very long comment. But I thought while I'm at it.

[@zokilauda]

@@amerikanka 😄😘♥️

[@amerikanka]

well, i hope you will not have to wait too long to go to Serbia :) I know that's hard when you feel like you can't live your life the way you want to until you take care of some big responsibilities first. i hope everything works out for you! I have still never been to Netherlands, my sister just traveled there and she enjoyed herself, as a traveler of course. I don't know what it's like to live there, but as a foreigner, it just seems so beautiful

[@zokilauda]

@@amerikanka If you're talking about emigrating as soon as I can retire. Then I have to work for a few more years. I am now 46 years old. And here in the Netherlands, most people have to work until they are 67. From that age, Most People are allowed to retire.. And as far as living in the Netherlands is concerned. I was born and raised in the Netherlands, still live and work there. The only thing I can say for sure. The Netherlands is far too expensive in certain things for a small country. On the one hand, many things are well organized here in the Netherlands. In terms of what kind of compensation you can get. But you have to be able to keep track of a lot of theoretical things in terms of sorting papers and providing supporting documents. Precisely because of So many different rules and obligations. Worst of all, Unfortunately it is a fact that at some companies you need a course and or training for even the simplest things.

[@hypatiatv1]

Just small correction, Novi Sad 367.121 people by last cenzus.

[@amerikanka]

Well, I said "around 300,000" which implies it's something close to 300,000, but not exactly 300,000, so I was correct :)

[@hypatiatv1]

@NostaIgia Only videos i can find.

[@jainks]

Краљево❤

[@amerikanka]

love so much :)

[@jainks]

@@amerikanka I live in Kraljevo, if you want to come and if you need any help, feel free to ask. This summer there will be many events, concerts...

[@amerikanka]

oh, exciting! what events? well, i guess i can look on the tourism website actually. thank you!

[@jainks]

@@amerikanka You're welcomeI recommend the event "Veseli spust"rafting on the Ibar River (from the Maglic fortress to Kraljevo) ,in the evening there are parties all over the city.during the summer there will be concerts, I'm not sure now who will sing. in September there will be a jazz festival... and I recommend a walk to the Stolovi mountain and feeding the semi-wild horses...

[@SasaM26]

What part of United States are you from?

[@KARADJORDJIJE]

Kraljevo is Sumadija but not heart of Sumadija..Heart of Sumadija is Arandjelovac and Topola..Do you have been in that places?

[@predragnikolic2293]

Ustvari nije, šumadija je do rudnika, moravska dolina nije u šumadiji

[@KARADJORDJIJE]

@predragnikolic2293 Nije tacno..pojma nemas i nemoj da pises kad ne znas..koji je najveci grad u Sumadiji?

[@predragnikolic2293]

@KARADJORDJIJE svaka oblast se znalo dokle je, do kog potoka, do kog brda, čak i neka sela nisu bila u šumadiji, glavnina da ali neki zaseoci ne, šumadija je bila do nadomak kragujevca, sam kragujevac ne. Kasnije su se pod šumadijom smatrale i neke okolne oblasti, uključujući kragujevac. Čačak, kraljevo, vrnjačka banja, trstenik... nisu ni blizu šumadiji. Nije čak ni milanovac. Nijedno naselje u slivu zapadne, ili velike morave ne pripada šumadiji. To što su komunisti došli ko zna odakle, pa su čuli za šumadiju, ne znajući ni gde je, ni šta je , pa sve ispade šumadija, je druga priča. Nauči istoriju i geografiju, pre nego što počneš da prodaješ pamet

[@Two_Hazelnut]

Ohhhhhhh very beautiful 💃💃💃🎉🎉🎉💃💃💃

[@miodragpesic5776]

Idemo Niššš😊😊😊

[@lukastanic1]

How many languages can you speak ❤

[@amerikanka]

Well, I can barely speak english so not a lot :(

[@dekipet]

Što južnije, jedan padež manje

[@Niki0011]

Very true 😆

[@zerooneonetwothree1872]

I heard Smederevo has problems with factories polluting the air, and most of bigger cities have this problem and it appears the government only wants more of these black listed Chinese and others factories to come and give them money. Best advice is find a village you like or run away from Serbia altogether. There is absolutely 0 reasons for somebody without nostalgia to choose to live here.

[@instantdislikechannel5699]

well, since her rich family pays her to travel and probably to sleep around in the entire country, she likes to stay somewhere where she can feel finally superiour to 99% of the public in her near environment...

[@zerooneonetwothree1872]

@@instantdislikechannel5699 Bla bla bla, how about dont watch people who you dislike? Huh? Save everyone some time including you.

[@jasminanikolic3098]

Svasta!

[@DavidMarkovic646]

Food,culture,safe place,good people,great clubs and rakija. You sure there is 0 reasons for somebody to live on Serbia😂😂😂😂😂

[@instantdislikechannel5699]

@@DavidMarkovic646 some germans, which live in balkans are saying that serbians are only big running mouths...and I got to admit, most of them are so delusional and think that Serbia is California... 😗😂♿

[@blindfoldsanddaggers5350]

Which do you like best between Serbia and Montenegro ? I've looked at property in both, Serbia seems less expensive but doesn't have the beach vibe which I desire. I haven't checked into Croatia yet.. I Messaged you on Instagram in regards of my plans.your videos are a great help !

[@amerikanka]

Thanks so much for the kind words :) I really like the culture and vibe of Serbia. It has bigger, more lively cities. I think there's a lot more convenience to Serbian cities too. You can find a lot of random things you need in stores when it comes to food, lifestyle, tech stuff, etc. ...or using websites look kupujemprodajem, which is something like amazon in serbia. So I think logistically, the experience of living in serbia is a little easier and more eventful and happening. But Montenegro is great for a slower-paced life by the sea if you don't need all the action of Serbia... which these days, I am enjoying more laid back, simple seaside life in Montenegro or Croatia. And then I pop back into Serbia when i need to buy thiings I need like camera gear and see friends in Belgrade and Niš and get a little more energy

[@GA_ME]

If you like city life Montenegro isnt for you. Epic nature tho, both mountains and sea side.