I’ve never been there, but I can’t help but imagine it being very similar to Croatia (which I have visited).

So that’s what I think… Croatia. But not the coastal Croatia, more like the central.

I also think of “old” and “Eastern Europe” and “Russian Orthodox” when I think of old buildings and churches. But I could be mistaken.

I’d love to visit, I was so close to it last September, but didn’t get a chance to go

Good luck with the coworking community!

I spent 3 months in Belgrade last summer and loved it.

Not sure if I would get bored in such a small town though. You have to sell us more on the place.

Hello neighbours, I’m from Zagreb. Would like to overcome the politics talk, just wish you all the best with your efforts.

Novak Djokovic

Serbia competes in Eurovision! You had a nice song in 2011 called Caroban, I ran into the singer Nina and she was incredibly friendly. She has kept in contact with some of my friends too. The 2015 Serbian song was good too, the crowd was absolutely electric during the second half of the song.

I’ve never been to Serbia, but maybe I’ll make it there one day.

Beautiful. It’s a lovely country with friendly people. But it definitely has a bit of a dark reputation give the ‘recent’ history.

For me it would be “mysterious”. I just don’t know much about it. Where should I start?

I hate to say this but to me it’s associated with WWI, Russian influence, Croatia war. Still, it’s all history now, so I’m not averse to visiting and exploring.