Don't miss Zlatibor, Zlatar, Tara. You'll regret it. Great videos. :)

Sombor is a Nikola Jokić town.

Go see east serbia. Make it a several days trip. Viminacium, Golubac fortress, lepenski vir, blederija waterwall, vratna "prerasti", djerdap gorge, rajac and rogljevo winaries ("pimnice"), Felix Romuliana, Lazars Canyon, Stol and Veliki Krs etc

@dixieserb

3 жыл бұрын

Yes !

I admire your enthusiasm, you just pack and go! Have a great time!

@dabbleandtravel

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much!

I’ll follow your next vid., love watching your explorations💕

Hi Have an excellent day!!That was truly a hectic bus travel tho but Nis is beautiful. The apartment accommodation is lovely.Love d decor color.

Watched a few videos of yours now and I'm dumbfounded at how light you guys travel. I always shy away from more involved travel situations but your videos are truly encouraging

@dabbleandtravel

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

Brilliant, exhausting,smart and professional......just a few words to describe your vlog! Blessings on the both of you!

@dabbleandtravel

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

Thanks for great information.God bless you and your family

@dabbleandtravel

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

You bought me with yours videos 😍. My home town is Niš and I live in Sombor. I love both of them. They are very different cities, but You'll see that everywhere in Serbia people are great. I hope you will enjoy in Niš as much as I love Niš.

You have to visit Tara national park!

@dabbleandtravel

3 жыл бұрын

Stay tuned for the road trips!

Thanks for this wonderful video.

@dabbleandtravel

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

@Yasin_Affandi

3 жыл бұрын

@@dabbleandtravel 😁

Welcome to Nis, I hope you have a great time altho the weather won’t be very nice the next couple of days.

@dabbleandtravel

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Hi guys, catching up on your adventures after hectic couple of months at work. Both looking so good, stay safe & keep well x

@dabbleandtravel

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much 😊

Great videos, guys! 😁 Don't miss out on Western Serbia and mountains Zlatibor and Tara, Medvednik, Povlen and Maljen. Base yourselves in the city of Valjevo, visit the Gradac canyon with all the churches, monasteries and wonderful nature. City has an old Turkish street, one of the biggest Orthodox churches in Serbia, lots of historical monuments and great people. Enjoy 🇷🇸❤️

Been here for years, just never been to NIS, I would like to get in, but the Pancevo is still on the slate, yup highly recommend

I hope after that long bus journey you had a well earned beer 🍺👍. Looks a very nice place to explore and love the apartment 👏

Beautiful couple ❤️ be healthy and always with smile, and visit our country again 😎

Oh it must have sucked to have such unpredictable transportation. I haven't used inter-city buses since corona started, before that everything was more or less on schedule, but I guess now when they are down on passengers and profit they canceled some lines. Would have been nice if they wrote it in the schedule though.. Anyway, great video and I wish you a good time in southern Serbia :)

Wow, quite a travel day! And totally forgot to use your discount when I booked my Airbnb. Next time!

@dabbleandtravel

3 жыл бұрын

Have fun!

This year train way from Novi Sad to Belgrade will be finished. You can try to travel with train...much better way if you don't have a car.

@dabbleandtravel

3 жыл бұрын

So much easier!

@user-hn9tq5yf2n

3 жыл бұрын

It will take 30min from Belgrade to Novi Sad with the new fast trains 🚊 www.serbianmonitor.com/en/belgrade-novi-sad-fast-rail-to-open-in-autumn-of-2021/

@dabbleandtravel

3 жыл бұрын

Amazing! Thanks for that!

Awesome trip, it brings so much memories from times I was at high school. I did lot of bus travels as basically it was only option for school trips and such back then. If you were exhausted after this ride, imagine a ride from Subotica to Herceg Novi in Montenegro it can take up to 20 hours, with only 3-4 stops. When you reach mountains in MNE you just want to jump into those clutches and end it right there... :D Hehehe did that ride by bus twice, after that preferred train ride which takes a about same time, but you at least had more space, could move freely and ofc open window, smoke and enjoy endless beautiful scenery! ;) Ahh, good old times...

Stay safe... Love u both😘❤️

Sehr schön 👍🏽

Big love heart ❤️❤️

Btw, I love your videos 😍 good luck and enjoy in this beautiful country ☺️

@dabbleandtravel

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much 😍

Love the Burek..

bad for that long travel but i hope you still will have fun in Nis and will enjoy your stay

Hello Molly and Matt have a wonderful and blessed day wow you have a lots to travel for one day you made it thanks god take care guy’s and enjoy your nice and beautiful adventures and good you got a nice to stay just rest and enjoy god bless you both 💖💖💖👏👏👏👌👌👌

The thing you took a bite on at 5:30 is called "piroska" (pronounced pee-rosh-ka). It's sourdough stuffed with cheese (usually the same kind of farmers' cheese that goes into burek) and deep-fried in oil. Not on the most healthy side, but really good stuff. I am originally from Serbia, but I live in the US. Whenever I travel to the old country, my must-do is to get a taste of Serbian bakery that I miss so much.

Please come to Kragujevac! I'd love to take you around a bit ♥ There's a lot ot see!

@MaCherie92

3 жыл бұрын

@NostaIgia Yes i know. I’ve spoken w them on Instagram 😌 I hope this covid madness stops soon!

You must visit Cacak an Ovcar and Kablar, one of best view on river and nature

Bus trips can really take it out of you. I did a bus journey from Guayaquil in Ecuador to Lima Peru, took nearly 29 hours with a border stop. But its what travelling is all about. Love your vids.

@dabbleandtravel

2 жыл бұрын

So true! Thanks Robert!

Go to Valjevo!!! Beautiful monasteries, great food, great people!

Nish is like a Detroit of Serbia. There's not much to see in the city actually but if you go to some popular tourist destinations in the rural areas you might find a lot of interesting stuff. And btw they are building a fast railway network system from Belgrade to Nish and in the future such exhausting bus rides will only be a choice of the traveler :)

Enjoy your Nis trip🤩😍😘❤

@dabbleandtravel

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! 😍

Molly... no "And keep on dabbling." 😉 Cheers and stay safe. ❤

Welcome to my city Nis ! :) I hope you will have fun time here :)

Well done guys, the whole Serbia just love you ♥️

Love you ❤️

Welcome to Niš. If you need any help, suggestions... Just ask. Have a nice time in the town with the best sunsets!

@dabbleandtravel

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Thank you for describing our country in the right way and for breaking the prejudices with which the foreign media represent Serbia! Enjoy every moment spent in Serbia and while you are in Nis, be sure to try the barbecue and you will be delighted! Stay healthy, all the best!

if you have time come to banja luka, a serbian city in bosnia, you can cross the border without a covid test

We all feel froggy sometimes, Matt! Sometimes we feel groggy! haha xx

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finally...thank you for heart commenting...

2nd place after Sombor, Sivac, is the biggest and the longest village in Serbia ( 5,5 km long) . Has about 9000 villagers.

Vrnjacka banja is a nice little town down south

Can you please go to Cacak Serbia?

Lol cijela Srbija je manje opasna nego ulica u New Yorku.

Hello how are you my friend

Currently, high-speed railways Belgrade - Budapest (Hungary) is being built, and the part on the route Belgrade - Novi Sad will start operating at the end of the year (the ride will take 27 minutes from Belgrade to Novi Sad). Construction of the high-speed railway from Belgrade to Nis should start at the end of this or the beginning of next year (it is part of the project of the high-speed railway Serbia - Greece). Bus arrivals have been disrupted due to major road works and construction across the country and the construction of a new bus station.

@RitschardPaul

3 жыл бұрын

We will see about that really once it is finished. That part should be better in any way, but at the same time you will need to take about a hour and half train ride from Sombor to Vrbas (50km apart) to catch that "fast" one. We needed to sign petition so they don't close that part from railway network for good, so I doubt there are plans for it's restoration, which is just sad.

@amarillorose7810

3 жыл бұрын

@@RitschardPaul I do not believe that they will shut down that line, I believe that this high-speed railway will pull to modernize the rest of the railway throughout Serbia and build it where it is needed. We'll see.

@RitschardPaul

3 жыл бұрын

@@amarillorose7810 I hope. I'm just saying because I'm living there, so I can see what is happening actually. Just single railway line is getting modernized in 2 stages, and it is not even high-speed, as max speed is only 200km/s which is ridiculous in 21cent, but for Serbia it is enough I guess.. Other lines connecting hubs are in such a terrible state that has to be rebuilt, not just repaired. Cheers!

@amarillorose7810

3 жыл бұрын

​@@RitschardPaul 200km/s is high speed railway, it is certainly much faster than everything we have had so far and the countries around us as well as many countries in the EU do not have that either. Only France, Britain, Italy, Germany and Spain and few more European countries have high-speed trains (from 200km/s and above).

@ironfoxzone2252

3 жыл бұрын

@@amarillorose7810 200 km/h is not a high-speed railway but a faster normal railway. 250+ can be called a high-speed rail and that is for passengers only, here we have a mixed freight-passenger railway. Serbia doesn't need high-speed rail, it is even disputed if it needs a 200km/h one since building it costs much much more than say 160km/h and has different signaling and regulations which require regular maintenance. Whatsmore the train ticket will be more expensive than the one for 160 km/h and the question is whether everyone can afford that. Even the Swiss don't have a highs speed rail (only for 200 km/h) since the trains there do not go as fast as possible but as it is needed to fit into the schedule. But, only time will tell if it works, I am glad that some investment is going into the railways. Train line Sombor-Vrbas is planned to be reconstructed, but who knows when.

If you are hungry and want to try Serbian barbecue "southern style", one of the best places is "kafana Mrak" The place looks rather underwhelming, but any lack of decor is compensated with fantastic food, actually one of the best in Serbia

@dabbleandtravel

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

30 years ago was bit dangerous 🤣, not been there since then , regards Richard London UK 🇬🇧 ..can't wait to go

@dabbleandtravel

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Richard!

Better route is Belgrade-Kragujevac-Krusevac-Nis ... Kragujevac-center of Sumadija, Krusevac - the old medieval capital, and Nis-center of southern Serbia ... It is much more pleasant trip than from the extreme northwest to the extreme southeast of Serbia

Today is big orthodox holiday so I guess a lot of people will remain at homes and Nis will be empty alot of stores will work shorter or not work at all so if you need food buy it early. Have a great stay.

@dixieserb

3 жыл бұрын

kako ne mozete da ukapirate da je ovo snimano ko zna kad...pre par nedelja verovatno a da su sad samo aploudovali...svi im daju preporuke sta da posete u Nisu a oni su verovatno vec u drugoj drzavi

Welcome to Serbia ❤️ 🇷🇸 👍

If you are in Niš, I would love to welcome you! And if you need any help please text me.

To avoid all this hustle with buses you should have just got a rent a car (Sombor Blgrde 2hours, Blgrde Nis 2hours)..small car is 20e per day or even less....enjoy the rest of the journey and avoid public transport All the best

@dabbleandtravel

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Stay tuned for our road trip!

@atomovic1

3 жыл бұрын

@@dabbleandtravel Im of to UK for couple of months, so maybe you can give me some tips....hhehehe....but not for London, know everything overthere....some countryside...

@atomovic1

3 жыл бұрын

@NostaIgia will be based in London (Victoria), but would like to see some countryside, something that is not so common for every tourist, some hidden tips

miss u much molly from.philippines

@zanzy2905

3 жыл бұрын

thank you...love both of you...nice content...

Serbia is amaizing , Try going to Zlatibor its a beutiful moutin...

@dabbleandtravel

3 жыл бұрын

Check out our videos!

You must visit city...... Vrnjacka banja and kraljevo.....

Now, since you like burek, I hope you'll find that Niš bureks are better than those in the North. Generally, more south you go, the better burek&ćevapi are.

Ahh you look much prettier without those eyelashes. Hehehe. Beautiful eyes.. And yes, I guess some bus lines are cancelled cos of corona. It can be a pain in the butt.

@dabbleandtravel

3 жыл бұрын

Oh thank you that’s really kind ❤️

Isn't Belgrade-Nis drive long like 3h, 4 max?

@user-wy5wq5cg6i

3 жыл бұрын

A direct line should be under three hours, but most lines stop by smaller towns to pick up passengers there, and then it takes much longer.

Dangerous is not what Serbia can be called. Its quite more secure than many west countries, and you can walk out in 5am or come back from party, or date, nothing will happen, you'll be safe. Its hard to describe to someone that was under west antiserbian propaganda for years.. Has to be experienced so you can believe. :)

1200 per person is 2 way ticket

Alot

Molly looks sirious and older without lashes. Rate tart and cakes in ''poslasticarnica'',but tradicionel poslasticarnica ,not new modern that's nothing.There are many in Serbia,in Belgrado also,for exampele one in bulevar kralja Alexandra(thats street or sqare) poslasticarnica Lion,in the same street nm 93 poslasticarnica kostana.Poslasticarnica is place where people come eat dessert cakes and tarts like shampita creampita hurmasica baklava tulumba kuglice oblande kadaif dobos tart ,,,...... simply best sweet in the world are on balkans poslasticarnica's,and limunada ,boza or spricer for drink

You need to travel in places like Peru Ecuador Venezuela Bolivia then you'd know you had an easy day. and by the way is Serbia dangerous is a very misleading headline.

Is everything fine in Nis ?

@dzigibau5260

3 жыл бұрын

no

Uaoo..what beautiful eyes

@dabbleandtravel

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

100x safer than London, Paris, Barcelona, Madrid, Milano...and 100000x safer than the whole USA

The point about not only Serbia but any European country or any country in the world is that people are proud of it. And any kind of disrespect or behavior that is unacceptable can cost you : )). I saw a video of one french man refusing to pay his bill (in a restaurant in croatia) so he get what he deserved : ))

If you rented a car, you had been made it in less than 4 hours.

@dabbleandtravel

3 жыл бұрын

We can’t rent a car for every trip and we prefer to travel by local transport, just not during covid 😉

@user-di5rm9ee1p

3 жыл бұрын

@@dabbleandtravel Take blabla car

You made a few mistakes here, it is corona so buses dont go frequently, each week new schedule, se ond mistake you bought food from bus station, there are massive group of migrants from middle east and food is extremely bad, noone is buying there except migrants

Kosovo is the southern part of Serbia, there are monasteries and there are the roots of Serbs as a people. Kosovo is Serbian and will always remain Serbian. Long live the Serbian people.

The only dangerous situations you can get into will be like if you find yourself in a dark alleyway or in a bad part of town at night

@matrix993

3 жыл бұрын

And posibiliti in that situation is under 0.1% that you will be robed or somethnig

@tejmazwei

3 жыл бұрын

@@matrix993 I mean i know there are areas in every city that i would never go to

@schmucker1989

3 жыл бұрын

Bad part of a town? Travelled across all of Serbia, yet I've never encountered a dangerous spot in some city or a town. As someone whos originally from inner Serbia, I've spent a lot of time in the 90's in the blocks of New Belgrade, because I have family back there. As a kid back then I used to play outside till late in the evening, and I never had any issues. If you mind your own bussiness, your safe mostly everywhere.

@colinafobe2152

3 жыл бұрын

@@tejmazwei are you serious? even Novi Sad has no such places, not to mention Sombor, Zrenjanin, Vrsac...

@MrBrankopn

3 жыл бұрын

Man we don't have bad parts of towns here in Serbia.

In one day you were in the part of Serbia with a heavy influence of Austro-Hungaria, and next, you are in the part of a heavy influence of an Orient. That is the major point of your journey.

@NenadTrajkovic

3 жыл бұрын

From Austro-Hungarian culture to Ottoman culture ...

@amarillorose7810

3 жыл бұрын

And Byzantine (Eastern Roman) influence

@dekipet

3 жыл бұрын

@@amarillorose7810 Agree. Roman, too.

Traveling by bus long distance is so normal for us in Serbia 😂, we always go on summer vacation to Greece or Turkey by bus because it is cheaper. I've been travelling to Greece every summer for 12-20+ hours by bus😂😂

@TheWolfDude91

3 жыл бұрын

@NostaIgia Unfortunately no, since everyone closed their borders, including us Serbs.

You should rent a car and you would save a lot of time and had more time to spend in City of Niš !!! Nice apartment !!!

Hahahahaha serbia dangerous

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