Serbia
Admire stunning scenery: Cruise along the peaceful stretches of the Danube and take in panoramic views of snow-kissed hills and centuries-old landmarks.
Immerse yourself in local culture: Feel the warmth of Serbian hospitality as you wander through picturesque riverside towns. Explore Novi Sad and its iconic Petrovaradin Fortress, then dive into the city’s rich cultural heritage.
Photo above: Aleksandar Milutinovic
Photo: Aleksandar Milutinovic
Photo: Dragan Vildovic
Taste the Authentic Flavors of winter in Serbia
Warm up with the rich, comforting flavors of Serbian winter cuisine. Start with Kiseo Kupus, the beloved fermented cabbage that forms the heart of many traditional dishes, bringing a tangy depth to every bite. Then savor Podvarak, a slow-roasted specialty of cabbage and tender meat, seasoned to perfection and baked until golden—a true taste of home during the cold months.
To complete the experience, indulge in a cup of Šumadijski čaj, a warm, aromatic drink made from Rakija gently heated with sugar and spices. This traditional winter beverage is more than a drink—it’s a ritual of warmth and togetherness, perfect for chilly evenings by the Danube.
Adventure in Nature
Discover the natural treasures along the Danube and Sava rivers. Begin with Fruška Gora National Park, a green oasis rising above the Danube, famous for its rolling hills, ancient monasteries, vineyards and scenic winter trails. Whether you’re hiking through snow-dusted forests or enjoying panoramic views of the river, Fruška Gora offers peace and beauty in every season.
Just across the Sava river, near Sremska Mitrovica explore the Special Nature Reserve Zasavica, near Sremska Mitrovica—a haven of wetlands and rare species. Here, you’ll find one of Serbia’s most fascinating secrets: “Pule” cheese, the world’s most expensive cheese, made from donkey milk. It takes 25 liters of milk to produce just one kilogram, and its price exceeds a thousand euros!
Where the Rivers Meet and the City Comes Alive
Discover the vibrant winter spirit of Belgrade. Explore the historic Kalemegdan Fortress, with cultural layers dating back over 20 centuries, and stroll through the lively Belgrade Winter Market. From traditional street food to artisan crafts and folk performances, the city offers a celebration of Serbian heritage at every turn. And when night falls—Belgrade truly awakens! River barges, clubs, bars, and traditional kafanas make it one of the liveliest nightlife destinations in the world. No wonder Lonely Planet ranked it among the Top 25 Experiences for 2026. If you’re looking for a city that knows how to celebrate life—you’ve found it.
Belgrade
Hospitable, adventurous, traditional and cosmopolitan, Belgrade welcomes you with mesmerizing smile. Once you experience all that winter has to offer in Belgrade, it may become your new favorite holiday destination.
Festive atmosphere in the city lasts throughout winter. Visit Belgrade and enjoy traditional New Year’s events, Belgrade Winter, Open Heart Street, Winter Fairytale and many other.
The Winter fairytale in Belgrade Waterfront
The Winter Fairytale returns to the Sava Park within Belgrade Waterfront. Visitors can enjoy favorite holiday festival from December 5th to January 5th, every day between noon and 10 p.m. with a rich music and entertainment program, an open-air winter cinema, an ice rink, gastronomic specialties and unique festive atmosphere.
This year, the Winter Fairytale brings more themed zones, designed so that everyone can find their favorite place to enjoy. During the coming days, more details on @zimskabajka_beograd Instagram profile.
The New Year’s Eve program is prepared with special attention. With great music and energy, we are going to welcome 2026 in the heart of Belgrade Waterfront.
Entrance is free. Come to experience festive euphoria and share the joy – from December 5th in the Sava Park.
Food – Culinary paradise
Belgrade’s gastronomic scene is a powerful blend of Oriental, European, Mediterranean, and local Balkan cuisines, which means – you will not go hungry in Belgrade. Serbian cuisine is piquant and spicy and includes plenty of meat, vegetables, dough and dairy products. Specialties you should not miss while in Belgrade are: burek, gibanica, all kinds of grilled meat, roast, Karađorđe’s schnitzel, sarma, stew, ratatouille, moussaka, mućkalica (mixed grilled meat), pork cracklings, kajmak, prosciutto, ajvar etc. Drinking coffee is considered a ritual and a centuries-old tradition in Belgrade, so do not miss to try homemade coffee with sweets such as plum dumplings, orasnice (cookies with nuts), Reforma cake, Vasa’s cake, vanilice (vanilla cookies), pumpkin pie, urmašice (coconut short bread in honey syrup), baklava etc.
Skadarlija – Bohemian charm
The charm of Belgrade nights is in its prime in Skadarska Street, leaving no one indifferent. Only 500 meters long, this bohemian street has the atmosphere of Athens’ Pláka or Parisian Montmartre. Citizens of Belgrade made Skadarlija the center of bohemian life. Some of the oldest kafanas, Tri sesira, Dva jelena and Ima dana, are located right in this street, whose cobblestones keeps track of the footsteps of famous actors, poets, writers, journalists and painters who stayed up late for delicacies and rakia and wine.
Street of Open Heart
Traditionally, on January the 1st, in Svetogorska and Makedonska streets, at noon, Belgradians and guests meet at the Open Heart Street to celebrate the first day of the New Year! The biggest part of the program is dedicated to children, while elder enjoy in boiled wine and rakia!
Vojvodina
Welcome to Vojvodina: A Place of Festive Charm
Vojvodina, the northern gem of Serbia, is a region of rich traditions, diverse cultures, and warm hospitality.
Step into a winter world where festive lights reflect on the Danube and every town glows with holiday warmth. In Vojvodina, Christmas unfolds in a calm, welcoming pace — Vojvodina, easygoing, everlasting — inviting you to slow down and truly enjoy the season.
From vibrant Christmas markets filled with artisanal crafts to family-friendly ice rinks and music-filled squares, each corner of the region promises a magical holiday experience.
Join us this December and January and experience the warmth, celebration, and timeless joy of the season.
Photo: Aleksandar Milutinović
Photo: Aleksandar Milutinović
Fairytale Towns in Winter Light
As winter settles gently over the Pannonian Plain, Vojvodina’s towns transform into enchanting scenes straight from a storybook. Soft lights illuminate elegant facades, cobblestone streets glisten under evening frost, and the quiet charm of historic squares invites you to slow your pace and enjoy the season — Vojvodina, easygoing everlasting.
Wander through the Baroque heart of Sremski Karlovci, where winter lights reflect off centuries-old churches and elegant historic buildings. Explore the romantic streets of Novi Sad, shimmering with festive decor and the warm glow of cafes tucked into architectural gems. Or experience the timeless elegance of Sombor, where grand townhouses, art-filled corners, and tranquil winter promenades create a peaceful and truly magical atmosphere.
Photo: TO Vojvodina
A Taste of Christmas: Flavors That Tell a Story
A Vojvodina Christmas table is a celebration of heritage — colorful, generous, and full of unforgettable aromas. The star of the feast is the česnica, a symbolic bread hiding a lucky coin for good fortune in the year ahead. Yet the true charm lies in the variety: homemade soups, aromatic sarma, slow-roasted meats, homemade breads, and delicate pastries passed down through generations.
Walnut rolls, poppy seed strudels, honey cookies, and winter fruit preserves bring a sweet finale, often paired with local wines or a warming fruit brandy.
Experience the flavors of a region where every dish feels like home — Vojvodina, easygoing everlasting.
Photo: Nenad Mihajlović
Winter Adventures on Fruška Gora
When winter gently covers Fruška Gora with a soft layer of frost, the mountain becomes an ideal escape for those seeking a peaceful yet active winter retreat. Its winding forest trails, fresh winter air, and quiet viewpoints create the perfect setting for a nature-filled getaway — Vojvodina, easygoing everlasting.
Explore the network of hiking paths that lead through tranquil woodlands, past ancient monasteries, and up to viewpoints overlooking landscapes dressed in subtle winter shades. Whether you prefer a relaxed walk or a more energetic climb, Fruška Gora offers routes for every pace and every visitor.
Winter also brings simple joys: sleigh rides on gentle slopes, playful moments in the snow, and short excursions to meadows that feel especially magical in their winter attire. For those who enjoy a slower rhythm, peaceful walks and nature observation offer moments of serenity and connection with the outdoors.
After a day spent in the fresh winter air, warm up in nearby towns and villages, where cozy cafés and local specialties await.
Discover why Fruška Gora is an ideal winter destination — a place where nature, tranquility, and adventure meet in a gentle, everlasting rhythm.
Vojvodina, easygoing everlasting.
Photo: TO Vojvodina
Winter Wine Journeys in Vojvodina
Winter in Vojvodina is the perfect season to explore the region’s rich wine heritage. Wineries across Vojvodina invite visitors into cozy cellars and tasting rooms to sample their finest vintages — Vojvodina, easygoing everlasting.
Vojvodina has seven wine regions and five wine routes — Srem-Fruska Gora, Backa, Subotica, Vrsac, and Banat — each offering unique terroirs and centuries-old winemaking traditions. From fresh whites and aromatic roses to deep, velvety reds, every sip tells a story of the land and its people.
Stroll through snow-covered vineyards, enjoy guided tours, or relax by a roaring fireplace with local cheeses, cured meats, and freshly baked bread paired with exceptional wines. Whether you are a seasoned wine lover or simply curious, Vojvodina’s winter wine experiences promise elegance, authenticity, and a touch of magic — all in a gentle, everlasting rhythm.
Sremski Karlovci
A BODY AND SOUL ADVENTURE
SREMSKI KARLOVCI is a place of romantic encounter with culture and history that enchants you the moment you step into the historic old town of an unspoiled atmosphere in baroque setting. At first sight, your attention will be captured by the magnificent buildings in the square and you will not be able to resist taking a few photos beside the Four Lions Fountain.
Photo: Djordje Radivojevic
Photo: Djordje Radivojevic
Christmas in Sremski Karlovci
Christmas is a magical time of the year, and if you dream of spending it in a perfect place, in a true old-world tradition with an idyllic setting, one of the most enchanting Christmas towns for you will undoubtedly be Sremski Karlovci. This small town by the river Danube bears the title of the most romantic place in Serbia. Set between the slopes of Fruška Gora and the winding Danube, Karlovci makes you feel drawn into a tale in which time stands still.
Photo: Djordje Radivojevic
Karlovci Christmas Idyll festival
Sremski Karlovci is well-known for its magnificent baroque architecture and unique spiritual tradition, and at Christmas time it is genuinely different from any other town in Serbia. Christmas Idyll, a festival during the holidays, with festively decorated white pagodas and cozy wooden huts, attracts visitors with the tempting fragrances and tastes of food and drinks from the region. The magnificence of the old town square is complemented by festive lights and music which is occasionally interrupted by the romantic chiming of bells from the many surrounding churches.
Photo: Djordje Radivojevic
The Open Cellar Experience
The tradition of viticulture in the Fruška Gora region of Srem dates back to the Roman period. Over the centuries, Karlovci has grown into a renowned center of wine production, with wines that have gained international acclaim. During the Christmas holidays, as well as on February 14th, when St. Tryphon, the patron saint of winemakers, is celebrated, they offer their finest vintages in the town square, filling the air with the warm aromas of mulled wine and festive spices. and they are always delighted to welcome visitors into their cellars, sharing fascinating stories of wine and tradition. The Open Cellar Experience is a guided tour that can be organized throughout the entire year.
Photo: TO Sremski Karlovci
Sremski Karlovci – A Taste of Winter Elegance
In Karlovci, every flavor tells a story, every bite and sip carries the legacy of hospitality, the comfort of long winter evenings, and the timeless warmth of home.
As you wander through the narrow, winding streets of this historic little town, with a cup of mulled wine warming both your hands and your soul, the aroma of freshly grilled river fish drifts up from the Danube, blending seamlessly with the festive winter atmosphere. In the very center of the town there are lively restaurants where you can freshen up with excellent gastronomic selections. Among the most famous specialties are kuglof, a typical local cake whose tradition is proudly kept here, as well as Bermet, the famed Karlovci dessert wine aged in centuries-old cellars
For Tour Operators
If you’re a tour operator seeking a reliable partner in Serbia this holiday season, Miross is the right choice. Since 1989, the agency has provided professional B2B services — organising events, booking hotels and restaurants, arranging flights, transfers and rent-a-car services. With decades of experience and an integrated approach, Miross ensures smooth logistics and dependable support.
