Norwegian Raves About Serbia: A Week of Pure Bliss from Belgrade to Kikinda!
Imagine this: a 28-year-old guy from Norway visits Serbia for a vacation and is so blown away that he plans to come back every year! Yes, you read that right. He spent a week wandering through Belgrade and Kikinda, soaking up the atmosphere, making new friends, and enjoying hospitality that, according to him, is far from a cliché.
Belgrade Like Never Before
On his first day in Belgrade, he was like a kid in a candy store. Exploring the city, hopping from one café to another, gulping down caffeine like there’s no tomorrow, and walking miles. He met people who offered to show him around, the best places to eat and drink, and told him stories about Serbia’s history. The safety he felt in Belgrade, even compared to his own capital, was surprising.
Kikinda and an Online Gaming Friend
After Belgrade, he headed to Kikinda where he met his longtime friend from online gaming. His friend was his guide through a city he didn’t know, and the Norwegian was thrilled to learn that drinking alcohol in public is legal in Serbia. “I felt freedom flowing through me,” he joked.
Serbian Hospitality Is No Myth
During his stay, he made many friends and confirmed that Serbian hospitality is real, not just a phrase. Scandinavians, known for being reserved, found warmth and openness they didn’t expect here. The food and drinks he tasted were the best he’s ever had, and he almost cried when he had to go home.
Plans for the Future
Our Norwegian friend isn’t stopping here. He’s already thinking about coming back next year, maybe even in the fall if he gets some days off. Serbia left such an impression on him that this was the best vacation of his life.
Conclusion
If you ever doubted Serbia’s beauty and hospitality, this young Norwegian is living proof that our country can win the hearts of even the most demanding tourists. Maybe it’s time for you to consider a trip that will change your life. And if you’ve already been, you know what we’re talking about — so what’s your favorite Serbian city and why? Share in the comments, let’s see who has the wildest story!
