We headed to Mokra Gora which is nestled in the Zlatibor mountains near the Šargan Eight Railway. This took us back to our Pacific Northwest roots. While we were there we visited a wooden village nearly called Drvengrad, meaning “wooden town” created by the Yugoslav director Emir Kusturica which hosts a film festival. Emir had …
We’ve passed fields and fields of Sunflowers along our way to Mokra Gora. Chloe loved all the sunflowers. We’ve adapted to not understanding the road signs so much so that we are starting to understand them now.
East of Belgrade along the Danube River sit the stunning Golubac Fortress. We headed east for just under two hours on a side trip just to see it, and it didn’t disappoint. Serbia has hundreds of crumbling fortresses but about thirty that have been preserved and this one, sunning itself along the Danube, is a …
Our bosun Chloe has a highly tuned American palate. Her radar spotted this rather posh looking McDonalds as we drove out of town and decided we needed some fries and a coke. A perfectly American road snack for our trip east to the Medevil Golubac Fortress.
We made it to Serbia’s capital city. Our Airbnb is in the center of town which makes for the perfect place to walk around and enjoy the city. We hired some scooters and a guide and set out to discover Belgrade. This incredible city where Sava and Danube rivers converge, is one of the …
Serbian Traffic jam. An Endless array of tunnels; posh tunnels, hand-dug tunnels, and tunnels by the dozens… A little Americana…in Serbia
