Newark to Serbia

A prime tourist hub and the largest city in New Jersey, Newark lures tourists from all corners of the world with a wealth of attractions. From scintillating nightlife and great shopping venues to an interesting selection of museums and landmarks, there are many things to keep tourists engaged during their stay here. The city is divided into five wards, each loaded with its own set of attractions. The presence of many beautifully manicured and well-preserved parks make this city pleasingly green. Some of the must-visit parks are the Military Park, Thomas Edison National Historical Park and Branch Brook Park. Newark is home to some of the most interesting museums of New Jersey. Showcasing the affluent past of the city through a wide selection of artefacts displayed in 80 galleries, the Newark Museum is a must-visit on any trip to Newark. There are several other popular landmarks to explore like the Newark Castle, Symphony Hall, First Presbyterian, New Jersey Performing Arts Center and Prudential Center. Besides these, there are endless opportunity for shopping, dining, sports and recreation, along with a scintillating nightlife. Tourists can book exciting travel packages from MakeMyTrip and explore this pulsating city in a hassle-free manner.

In the Balkan region of southeastern Europe, Serbia is a landlocked country with incredible natural landscapes and historic architecture. The country’s northern region faces a continental climate, while the other parts face a mild Mediterranean climate. Belgrade is the capital city with a cosmopolitan vibe. It lies at the confluence of Danube and Sava rivers. Apart from the famed floating river clubs, Skadarlija is a major nightlife neighbourhood. While Belgrade is a bustling city, Novi Sad turns time slow. This city on the shores of Danube River has several laidback cafes with Kombinat being everyone’s favourite brunch destination. Freedom Square in this city features a number of historical structures with unique architectural styles. The largest mountain range in Serbia rising up to 2017 m above sea level, Kopaonik faces 200 days of sun every year. Comprising dense coniferous forests, a part of it is a protected zone under Kopaonik National Park. The mountain also serves as a major skiing destination in the country. Serbia is also known for being a foodie’s paradise. Kaymak, Ajvar, and Užice veal ham are among the major delicacies. To explore the best of Serbia and save during travelling, book a flight and hotel with great discounts offered by MakeMyTrip.