• Niska Banja - Niška Banja is a Spa town with several spa-hotels 10km away from the city center. It is famous for many wells of hot thermal water and nice parks for walking.
• Сићевачка Клисура - Sicevo Gorge is the most popular natural spot near the city of Niš.
• Nazi Concentration Camp “Crveni Krst” (Red Cross) - The Second World War in Yugoslavia began on April 6, 1941 and did not spare Niš, an important strategic and industrial center at that time. The headquarters of the German Gestapo moved into the city the same year, and that’s when the ethnic systematic torture and killing of the people began. The concentration Camp “Crveni krst” and “Bubanj” Memorial Park are sad reminders of that dark age of human history in this city.
• Mediana - It is an archaeological site of the Ancient Roman palace, where the Roman Emperor Constantine The Great was born.
• Skull Tower - “Ćele Kula” tower is a unique monument of the brutality and retaliation of war not only in Europe but throughout the whole world. It was built by the Ottoman army in 1809 after the Čegar battle and made from the skulls of the fallen Serbain rebels. Originally, there were 952 sculls, including the scull of famous Stevan Sinđelić.
• Cegar - Ćegar monument is a memorial to the casualties of the Serbian revolutionaries located on the place of the battle of 1809 in the First Serbian Uprising against the Ottoman forces. The Ottoman forces won the battle and later built a scull tower from the fallen Serb solders as a symbol of their power over the ruled people.
• Obrenovićeva - The most popular central pedestrian street and an original place of many old bars and cafes.
• Tvrđava - Niš Fortress is the most important and largest historical city monument. The existing form is of the Ottoman Turkish origin, dating back to the early 18th century. The Fortress was part of older Ancient Roman, Byzantine, and later yet Medieval forts, on well known Via Millitaris old Roman road. Speaking about Old Romans, Niš is a birthplace of Constantine the Great, first Roman Emperor who converted Christianity to the legal religion in Roman Empire in AD 313.
• Vinski Podrum Malca - Take a break from historical facts, have a glass of the best local wine, seat in a cozy chair on terrace and enjoy the view and an interesting story of making “God’s drink” in Malča Winery.
• Nisville Jazz Festival - Nisville Jazz Festival Museum, in Nis Fortress

• Bottled water
• Glass of wine in a winery house
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• All fees and/or taxes
• Tea and coffee

• Lunch

You’ll get the chance to explore all key and admired sites in Nis. Our journey entails a stroll through the heart of the city, a car drive to a distant location, and savoring local wines to conclude the tour. You’ll be privy to a plethora of fascinating details about local history and significant landmarks. As a Nis native, history enthusiast, and a person always open to your inquiries, I am your guide. Be assured, you’ll get the finest advice for local experiences, but only those that hold up to high standards. Welcome to Nis!

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