#serbia places

[profesors]

◾Zlatar lake, Western Serbia 🇷🇸

[lepakonpaska]

okay but l*reen winning aside because that's false and i don't belive in that: it's so insane that a song IN FINNISH got SECOND PLACE and im absolutely crying about that and the entire country is so so SO proud of our funky green man 💚 he won everyone's hearts and that's the most important thing

[sarasakysunmoon]

Deliblato Sands is a large sand area covering around 300 km² of ground in Vojvodina province, Serbia. It is located in southern Banat, situated between the river Danube and the southwestern slopes of the Carpathian Mountains. 

The Deliblato Sands is the largest sandy terrain in Europe, once part of a vast prehistoric desert, having originated from the withdrawal of the Pannonian Sea. They are home to many endemic species of plants and animals which are rare or endangered in Europe and globally. Due to its forest and surroundings, it was declared a special nature reserve. On a national level, it represents a natural asset of special importance falling under protection category I.

And my favourite place to walk. 💚

[belgrade-disappearing]

[trans: 1. carpenter 2. i wish you a nice and successful day]

[estbela]

SerbRo band AU real? I'll be frank I know next to nothing about bands or music but the idea is really growing on me!!!!

[because-its-eurovision]

Us 🥰

110% 🥰

[ruzicastapepeljara]

This man needs more attention fr,fr I know he only showed up like 3 times in the manga strip and looks like a greasy depressed emo boy who hasnt washed his hair in weeks but idc I love him so much❤️❤️

[alisaineurope]

Novi Sad, Serbia

IG: pedja.rajic84

[dailystreetsnapshots]

Belgrade, Serbia

[profesors]

◾Fields in Central Serbia 🇷🇸

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[pikslasrce]

i grew up in america and yea actually in a lot of areas, the major chains priced out the local businesses until they all shut down. there might be a local small business alternative to walmart for some things, for example a hardware supply store, but it’ll cost more and some people can’t afford to spend more even if they want to.

there are places called food deserts where there aren’t even grocery stores in a reasonable radius, but there is maybe a dollar general and it might have a very limited selection of unhealthy foods, and very rarely maybe even actual produce.

thats genuinely sad but i meant like .. starbucks/subway/fast food alternatives like.. yall dont have those?? again the question is rhetorical ik that your economy is built on franchise monocultures 😭

[erospourfemme]

i think one of my opinions that will rly get me cancelled one day is that if you've been born into a family of parents who are both mixed by two different cultures you are neither of that culture to me you'll literally just end up being whatever place you grew up in like i'm sorry i don't believe in that 1/4th balkan business god bless you

[vinterskald]

just so we're all clear on this. i know serbia scored 24th place yesterday but he won to me

[newdayslinguine]

I keep on confusing serbia and siberia and only just realised

[tourist-routes-in-europe]

Title: Explore Europe: 10 Unusual Hiking Trails

Introduction

General overview of hiking trails in Europe and their diversity.

Importance of exploring lesser-known trails and destinations off the beaten path.

Tatra Magistrale, Slovakia

Description of the trail and its attractions.

Photos and tips for hiking during different seasons.

Interesting facts and histories of places along the trail.

Cinque Terre, Italy

Characterization of these colorful coastal villages.

Description of hiking trails and their difficulties.

Tips for accommodation and regional cuisine.

West Highland Way, Scotland

Detailed description of this famous Scottish trail.

Photographs of the stunning Scottish landscapes.

Practical advice for hikers and information about facilities along the trail.

Dolomites, Italy

Explore some of the most beautiful mountain ranges in Europe.

Description of treks and mountain huts.

Tips for safe hiking in the mountains.

El Camino de Santiago, Spain

Provide an overview of this famous pilgrimage route.

Share stories and experiences from pilgrims.

Planning and preparation tips for the hike.

Sarek National Park, Sweden

Explore one of the wildest and least inhabited places in Europe.

Information about nature, fauna, and trekking options.

Safety and environmental considerations for hikers.

Rota Vicentina, Portugal

Description of the coastal hiking trail and its alternative routes.

Photos of cliffs, beaches, and fishing villages.

Recommendations for the best time to visit.

High Tatras, Poland

Explore the other side of the Tatra Mountains on the Polish side.

Various hiking trails and their attractions.

Comparison with the Slovak side.

North Coast 500, Scotland

Detailed overview of this famous tourist route.

Photos of bays, castles, and wild landscapes.

Tips for planning the trip and interesting places to stop.

[eurovision-del]

And as for the other final happening tonight, here’s what I make of the Söngvakeppnin finalists:

Bashar Murad – Wild West

ANITA – Downfall

Sigga Ózk – Into the Atmosphere

Hera Björk – Scared of Heights

VÆB – Movie Scene

Iceland does not like me this year. Four out of five of my personal qualifiers got left in the semis, including my two favourites. I don't think either Blankiflúr or CeaseTone's performances were perfect, but I still think both were decent - I especially liked Blankiflúr's staging and I'm honestly sad she didn't qualify.

With both those two out, Bashar Murad jumps to the top of my ranking, though honestly he just might have made it there anyway! I thought he gave a really good performance, his vocals were good and the choreography was very slick. The overall darker tone of the staging fit the tone of the music really well. I also honestly appreciate him incorporating all the nods to his home country, such as the green/black/red colour scheme, I always enjoy when artists incorporate their heritage. However, given the current context I support it even more so.

Wild West is both my favourite song and had my favourite performance in the semis, so I definitely want it to win tonight. Credit to the other artists, I did enjoy both Anita and Sigga’s performances, both really sold their songs and brought the energy they needed, but in both cases the music isn’t quite doing it for me. I’m glad Iceland held Söngvakeppnin as a contest, and whatever decision they make regarding Eurovision I will support.