Go on a self-driven tour of Serbia with World Architecture Travel

If Serbia was not on your travel wish list, it needs to be on it now. You can take a self-driven tour of Serbia with World Architecture Travel (WAT), a global network for guided tours focussing on the architectural hotspots. WAT X Serbia is a new initiative under which tourists can now explore places at their own pace, without being rushed, by taking a self-driven tour of scenic Serbian landscape which will take five days and a distance of over 1100 km.

Those doing this drive will be provided with a route map guide and fully equipped luxury cars with necessary support and backup. Each day will begin with an experienced team briefing you about the day’s plan, and should you need any assistance enroute, they will be available to help and guide you.
The scenic drive will take you through the beautiful capital city of Belgrade and beyond. Experience the rich history as you drive along the River Danube, the historical sites in Kladovo dating back to the Roman Empire, Nis – the third largest city in Serbia with its many historical sites dating back to Constantine the Roman Emperor to one of the few preserved Nazi concentration camps in Europe.

Driving further, will bring you to Novi Sad, the second largest city in Serbia, where you can get a good view of the city atop Petrovaradin Fortress, visit the historic neighbourhood of Stari Grad, and even explore the Fruška Gora National Park. As you drive along, you must also explore Serbian cuisine and local brews.