What's so interesting about Serbia!

1, Novi Sad: mild continental climate, distinct seasons, longer autumn than spring, many warm and sunny days in a year, not cold in winter, with an average temperature of only 22 days below zero.

2. Nikola Tesla Museum: The museum has about 65,438+060,000 original documents and about 5,700 other objects. In 2003, due to Tesla's important contribution to world electrification and future technological progress, this museum was included in the world memory heritage.

3. Adasingganrika Island: Belgrade's prosperity has gradually turned it into a popular entertainment place. The most attractive thing is the beach and sports facilities here, which provide all possible sports facilities you can imagine and are the dream place for sports lovers.

Zrenjanin, Subotica, etc. They are all very interesting and must not be missed.

Serbia has a temperate continental climate. Serbia is called the crossroads of Europe and the only way to connect Europe with Asia, the Middle East and Africa. It's cold in winter and hot in summer. The Danube joins its tributaries, sava river and Tisza, and then flows southeast, forming a border river with Romania. This is a city rich in tourism resources.