In my opinion, you represented Serbia the Best on you tube.Serbia has on old history, a very strong culture. Monasteries from the Nemanjić period radiate spirituality. There is a magnificient wiew from the Maglić fortress. Steve and Ivana are nice,cultured,relaxed. Everything you have presented Is very interesting.
Very few UA-camrs are so informed and educative as you are. If you still stay in Serbia I advise you to visit Milesevo (it is monastery with most beautiful church painting in medieval Serbia so called Beli Andjeo-White Angel), Viminacium and Sarkamen (Roman settlements in East Serbia- in Viminatium you can have a lunch in restaurant which serves dishes made according to recipes created by ancient Romans), waterfalls at Stara Planina as well as Deliblatska Pescara which is in east Vojvodina and is the only European desert. Most of Delibaltska pescara was transformed to fertile land in 19th century, however, some sand dunes still exist today. You can also visit Pirot, its kilim museum as well as last kilim manufacture there.
Serbian monasteries are mainly places where Serbian kings and emperors of the Middle Ages, as well as Serbian kings of the new century and the modern era, rest.
The Studenica Monastery is a 12th-century Serbian Orthodox monastery and UNESCO World Heritage Site. Monasteries were built mostly in hard-to-reach places (on mountains or deep in forests) in order to allow the solitude and peace of the monastic community and in order to protect themselves as much as possible from the attacks of the enemy who usually attacked the cities first and churches in them. Maglič is a 13th-century castle / fortress located atop a hill around the Ibar river. The fortress consist of seven towers and one dungeon tower connected with walls, it has one gate placed in the north, and one small sally port in one of the towers in the southeast part. Inside the fortress are remains of a palace, barracks, and a church of Saint George. There is also a large reservoir for water and a well. In the southern part of the fortress, three towers are placed next to each other. It is currently in the process of restoration and conservation, which can be seen from the scaffolding on the fortress.
@@bojnicanin moj komentar je za ljude sa mozgom. Retko kad imam priliku da putujem po Srbiji pa sam njene lepote otkrio najvise zahvaljujuci vlogerima. Gde ti vidis ponos u mom komentaru. Sledeci put ukljuci mozak pre nego sto prokomentarises bilo sta
@@predragsovilj4900 Srbine, ako jedino lajkaš svoju zemlju zbog Nekih tamo turista Koji su videli 2,5% Srbije (a ne ti), bolje da je I dalje ne lajkuješ... Meni na primer kad vidim ovako neke turiste, i drhtim i mogu da zaplacem od radosti. Jel ti treba i za Djokovica mozda isto neki influenser sa strane da pocneš da likes dobacuješ kao bajagi svom rodu ?!
@@predragsovilj4900 to što retko putuješ kroz srbiju je jedno a Nešto potpuno drugo kad TI lepo piše U komentaru da " i started to Like" što znaci da do sad celog zivota Si je dislajkovao ?? A ja bez mozga haha
Retko ostavljam komentare na YT, pratim vas od proslog puta kada ste bili u Srbiji, mogu samo reci kapa dole i duboki, duboki naklon za ovo sto sada radite. Vidi se da je cistog srca, vrata moga doma su vam uvek sirom otvorena. Srecni ste ljudi, zelim vam sve najbolje, uzivajte❤
You were in my city! Hope you had a great time :D And just fyi, Kraljevo means Kingstown, and 7 Serbian kings were crowned in Žiča monastery in Kraljevo.
that's right, he is the king of medieval Serbia, the history of Serbia stretches back to the times of the Romans, Avars, the Huns and the Celts, a small correction
@@aleksandardjukic1060 Bosnia, Raška, Duklja (Zeta), Travunija, Zahumlje and Paganija were Serbian states. This is the official position of world historiography, which is based on the testimony of the Byzantine emperor and historian Constantine Porphyrogenitus.
@@aleksandardjukic1060 Duklja was a Serbian state, also Bosnia, Raska, Travunija, Zahumlje and Paganija. Mihailo Voisavljevic was the first Serbian king.
@@aleksandardjukic1060 Duklja-Zeta je bila samo jedna od srpskih kneževina ili ti župa pored Raške, Bosne, Travunije, Zahumlja i Paganije i sve one zajedno su činile i bile deo Srbije. U nekom periodu uglavnom je glavna župa ili kneževina bila Duklja (Zeta) a u nekom Raška, granice te dve župe su se često menjale pa su nekada u sastavu Duklje bili delovi Raške a nekada u sastavu Raške delove Duklje. Da uprostim Srbija je administrativno bila podeljena na župe ili ti kneževine, ona župa u kojoj je stolovao vladar (najviši rang) je smatrana velikom župom ili kneževinom, ostalim župama su vladale određene plemićke porodice postavljene od strane glavnog vladara i uglavnom u srodstvu sa njim, on je bio iznad njih. Vizantijci, odnosno Romeji jasno nazivaju Mihajla "Triballorum ac Serborum principatum" i "Exarch of Serbia". Ostavio je crkvu Svetog Mihaila u Stonu, severno od Dubrovnika, mala crkva uglavnom u ranovizantijskom stilu, koja sadrži najstariju sačuvanu fresku nekog srpskog vladara.
You really must visit east Serbia ,Iron Gate , Djerdap lake ,Danube River , castle Fetislam, Traian tabula, Kladovo city... it's the best of Serbia I swear
Serbia has a lot of historical cites from many periods. Monasteries, churches, castles, cities. From Pre historical time , Roman Empire, Middle Ages, Ottoman Empire, Hasbur Empire... You should visit all of them. Infrastructure is unfortunately pretty much bad.
There was a bridge, but it was old, run down and basically unusable the last time I was there. They're in the process of renovating the place to open it up for tourism. I am guessing a new bridge will be built soon.
Steve and Ivana you're making me jealous... nothing beats mother nature...I'm leaving Mississauga next Friday for Belgrade but health first that's what we say
Great videos guys, so glad that you came back for a new adventure in Serbia, if you are going to be still in Serbia at the beginning of September I recommended you to visit town Smederevo and manifestation "Smederevska Jesen" (September 7-9), Ffestival of wine, grapes, parties and food :)
Maglić is derivative of Serbian word magla which would be Fog in English. If you like medieval castles a place to visit is Golubac Fortress (Dove city) on Danube river in eastern Serbia just on the border with Romania, the place were Fortress is build the Danube river is 6.5 kilometers wide and that is the site to see, in my opinion the most beautiful medieval building in all of Europe and then you can also see Đerdap national park, Iron Gate gorge (place were Danube river separates two mountains and two nations).
The problem is with Sun-Clock that it do not recognize winter time or summer time it's only one time. No one can have influence on it. So what ever people decide the time is, the sun time is only one correct. When you cross the border of Greece or Bulgaria there is +2 and only one meter before border in Macedonia or Serbia is +1.
Maglić is in the reconstruction phase. When the reconstruction is finished, when you arrive you will be greeted by knights and the restaurant will serve medieval cuisine. I also think that the hotel will work as part of the complex, and everything will be in a medieval style. When it's spring, the whole valley that you can see from the city is full of lilacs, and that's why it's called the lilac valley
Amazing job guys love your narative thanks for showing us my Serbia places I never seen, and so beautiful, all the best from Ontario❤ I think you should keep exploring Serbia exclusive you will be nothing but Super star!
You passed by one of the oldest restorants in Serbia. Kafana kod Mira. Not only the oldest, but maybe the best food in this part of Serbia. And why didn't you visit Monestery Zica?! Its only 7-8 km from Kraljevo
Stefan Nemanja is not a founder of medieval Serbian state, he is kind of a liberator. He liberated Serbia from the Eastern Roman Empire and he is first in line of the Nemanjic dynasty who ruled Serbian lands for 200 years, reaching its peek 1346. when Serbian Empire was established. Also, Stefan Nemanjic is not first Serbian king, he is the first king from the Nemanjic dynasty. First Serbian king was Mihailo I Vojisavljevic, the king of Dioclea (one of the multiple medieval Serbian states). Serbia existed prior Stefan Nemanja.
@@user-qb4kk3lo2r not really 150 yeras brfore Michael, but around 80 years. There is no consensus between historians that Jovan Vladimir was actally a king, although he was a ruller for sure. Caslav was not a king for sure.
Another great video . Having lots of fun with you guys since Carla introduced me to your videos . Keep going , as you guys would say : 6 stars videos .
Hey you guys said that you were hungry on Maglic castle, and you actually missed maybe one of the best meals in your life. Just down the road from castle is the oldes kafana in Serbia called “Kafana kod Mira” and might just have better food than kafana Mrak ( which is in my top 5 as well :))
one thing i will suggest in serbia never film the storms they tend to strike you for some reason its best to just let them be and pass by LOL from past experience i tried to film it ones and it striked next to my house.....
Good video (as always), only Stefan Nemanja did not found Serbia and Stefan Nemanjic is not the first Serbian king. Stefan Nemanja was born in 1113. Serbia was founded in 629 (5 centuries earlier). The first Serbian king was Mihailo Voisavljevic. The Nemanjic are the most important and the most famous Serbian dynasty, but Serbia existed before them.
Thank you beautiful man and woman for this great video. Maglic c is č like Chicago. What about the monastery Mileševa and its fresco White Angel? Kisses from Belgrade! I love you.
There is much more to Studenitza monastery than you experienced and showed in two minutes. You could have waited for a group of tourists to form, join and listen to a guide. Lots of history, beautiful and important art there. There is also a treausury there. I would have tipped the boy on the Ibar, he's a volunteer, but probably from a poor peasant family in a surrounding village.
unfortunately we were not allowed to film in a lot of the areas at the monastery. So we had limited option on what to show in the video. And the boy was a volunteer from abroad. Lots of international volunteers there. They don’t accept tip, but they do ask for donation.
here is the link to donate www.donacije.rs/projekat/maglicgrad/?fbclid=PAAaYW2jeSBouwIJJu6tzJHW-FnKdQPbmVp8qFzQ8PYlUOA9XV-GE14AuGp6w_aem_AQwbiwhcKKyWAj1a3wPoy55aDFaT22NhG3oofKqYXVzg06YFkBS36X2_mbJafGuO8qM
Stefan Nemanja was not the first king of Serbia. He was the first king of Nemanić dynasty. Before Stefan Nemanja Serbia has had exactly 35 kings from for different dynasties. Although there is no doubt that Nemanić dynasty is the most famous one.
Serbs could have 35 rulers, but not the kings. First king of Serbia was Stefan the First-Crowned and he received his crown from the Pope in 1217. That’s why he took the name First-Crowned. Another ruler that received crown from the Pope before Stefan was Mihailo Vojislavljević in 1077. and according to some sources he was mostly called archont of Serbs by Byzantines.
@@peraperic9936 Već ste u sopstvenom komentaru dokazali da Nemanja nije bio prvi kralj. On je bio "prvovjenčani" samo među Nemanjićima, a ne među Srbima. Zatim, kralj je kralj i ako ga nije krunisao papa. To samo zapadnjaci misle i smatraju da se kraljevska titula dobija isključivo od pape. Što je, dakako, potpuna besmisao. E sad, tačno je da se nije svih 35 vladara prije Nemanje zvalo kraljevima. Ali ko može da spori vladavinu recimo "knezu" Lazaru, ili "despotu" Stefanu. A taj isti Stefan Lazarević je bio veći vladar od većine, ako ne i svih Nemanjića. Tako da to nije mnogo relevantno da li su se zvali kraljevima ili ne.
@@BorisTeodosijevicPostoje i samoproglašeni kraljevi i ima ih čak i dan danas. Istina, nisu svi kraljevi zahtevali božanstvo, ali većina se bar pozivala na božansku podršku. Stefan Prvovenčani je uspostavio kraljevstvo i zato je prvi kralj Srbije. Mihailo je prvi srpski kralj po Vizantijskim izvorima ali ne i prvi kralj Srbije i nije baš prihvaćen kod Srba jer je bio katolik.
@@peraperic9936 Duklja-Zeta je bila samo jedna od srpskih kneževina ili ti župa pored Raške, Bosne, Travunije, Zahumlja i Paganije i sve one zajedno su činile i bile deo Srbije. U nekom periodu uglavnom je glavna župa ili kneževina bila Duklja (Zeta) a u nekom Raška, granice te dve župe su se često menjale pa su nekada u sastavu Duklje bili delovi Raške a nekada u sastavu Raške delove Duklje. Da uprostim Srbija je administrativno bila podeljena na župe ili ti kneževine, ona župa u kojoj je stolovao vladar (najviši rang) je smatrana velikom župom ili kneževinom, ostalim župama su vladale određene plemićke porodice postavljene od strane glavnog vladara i uglavnom u srodstvu sa njim, on je bio iznad njih. Vizantijci, odnosno Romeji jasno nazivaju Mihajla "Triballorum ac Serborum principatum" i "Exarch of Serbia". Nije bio katolik, ostavio je crkvu Svetog Mihaila u Stonu, severno od Dubrovnika, mala crkva uglavnom u ranovizantijskom stilu, koja sadrži najstariju sačuvanu fresku nekog srpskog vladara.
@@peraperic9936 Da li Srbi nekog kralja vole i poštuju, nema veze sa time da li je on bio kralj. Ali Nemanja nije uspostavio kraljevstvo, ni na koji način.
I'm sorry to brake you bubble, but kafana Mrak is traditionally closed in august. I suggest you go to kafana Nišlijska mehana in Niš, they have very good food also. Best uštipci in Serbia in my opinion. I suggest you order, "Uštipci", "albanska salata" and "moravska salata". And a beer of your choice. That is my favorite combination in Nišlijska mehana. I also suggest you to get a reservation it is usually full. Love your videos by the way. If you like Niš, you should also visit Bubanj monument in Niš, and Mediana (Roman monument) Niš is a birth place of Roman emperor Constantin the great. Also Nišville jazz festival starts tonight, it is held in Niš fortress for the next four days... If in Niš you should definitely come.
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Serbian history begins much earlier, but the Nemanjic dynasty is the most famous, because they left behind monasteries, churches and castles.
I did not know Serbia is so beautiful... ❤❤ Bravo, Ivana & Steve!! 🙌🙌
That is why evil NATO wants to destroy us
In my opinion, you represented Serbia the Best on you tube.Serbia has on old history, a very strong culture.
Monasteries from the Nemanjić period radiate spirituality.
There is a magnificient wiew from the Maglić fortress.
Steve and Ivana are nice,cultured,relaxed. Everything you have presented Is very interesting.
Very few UA-camrs are so informed and educative as you are. If you still stay in Serbia I advise you to visit Milesevo (it is monastery with most beautiful church painting in medieval Serbia so called Beli Andjeo-White Angel), Viminacium and Sarkamen (Roman settlements in East Serbia- in Viminatium you can have a lunch in restaurant which serves dishes made according to recipes created by ancient Romans), waterfalls at Stara Planina as well as Deliblatska Pescara which is in east Vojvodina and is the only European desert. Most of Delibaltska pescara was transformed to fertile land in 19th century, however, some sand dunes still exist today. You can also visit Pirot, its kilim museum as well as last kilim manufacture there.
Svaka cast Slobo!
Serbian monasteries are mainly places where Serbian kings and emperors of the Middle Ages, as well as Serbian kings of the new century and the modern era, rest.
The Studenica Monastery is a 12th-century Serbian Orthodox monastery and UNESCO World Heritage Site. Monasteries were built mostly in hard-to-reach places (on mountains or deep in forests) in order to allow the solitude and peace of the monastic community and in order to protect themselves as much as possible from the attacks of the enemy who usually attacked the cities first and churches in them. Maglič is a 13th-century castle / fortress located atop a hill around the Ibar river. The fortress consist of seven towers and one dungeon tower connected with walls, it has one gate placed in the north, and one small sally port in one of the towers in the southeast part. Inside the fortress are remains of a palace, barracks, and a church of Saint George. There is also a large reservoir for water and a well. In the southern part of the fortress, three towers are placed next to each other. It is currently in the process of restoration and conservation, which can be seen from the scaffolding on the fortress.
I am Serbian and i started to like my contry thanks to you guys
Ovo je Tuga a ne za ponos i Diku, gde TI je obraz i ne stidiš li se tvoje izjave haha
@@bojnicanin moj komentar je za ljude sa mozgom. Retko kad imam priliku da putujem po Srbiji pa sam njene lepote otkrio najvise zahvaljujuci vlogerima. Gde ti vidis ponos u mom komentaru. Sledeci put ukljuci mozak pre nego sto prokomentarises bilo sta
Pocela da ti se svidja tvoja zemlja? Briljantno. I bedno
@@predragsovilj4900 Srbine, ako jedino lajkaš svoju zemlju zbog Nekih tamo turista Koji su videli 2,5% Srbije (a ne ti), bolje da je I dalje ne lajkuješ... Meni na primer kad vidim ovako neke turiste, i drhtim i mogu da zaplacem od radosti. Jel ti treba i za Djokovica mozda isto neki influenser sa strane da pocneš da likes dobacuješ kao bajagi svom rodu ?!
@@predragsovilj4900 to što retko putuješ kroz srbiju je jedno a Nešto potpuno drugo kad TI lepo piše U komentaru da " i started to Like" što znaci da do sad celog zivota Si je dislajkovao ?? A ja bez mozga haha
Retko ostavljam komentare na YT, pratim vas od proslog puta kada ste bili u Srbiji, mogu samo reci kapa dole i duboki, duboki naklon za ovo sto sada radite. Vidi se da je cistog srca, vrata moga doma su vam uvek sirom otvorena. Srecni ste ljudi, zelim vam sve najbolje, uzivajte❤
ℂ𝕒𝕠𝕠𝕠 𝕛𝕒 𝕤𝕒𝕞 𝕚𝕤𝕥𝕠 𝕚𝕫 𝕤𝕣𝕓𝕚𝕛𝕖𝕖𝕖𝕖
Serbia is an amazing country!
You guys are adorable!Thank you for appreciating my home country Serbia.
You were in my city! Hope you had a great time :D And just fyi, Kraljevo means Kingstown, and 7 Serbian kings were crowned in Žiča monastery in Kraljevo.
"Tedo to da mu kazem, ali me mrzelo.
Vise ga prevode kao "king's" kao vlasnistvo kralja "the king's city"
@@vukplanojevic2451 Znam, kazem - mrzelo me da objasnjavam..
Жича седмоврата, седам крунисаних краљева у њој (грб Краљева је седам круна), седам пута обијана врата због тога...
I visited 2 times Serbia. After I have seen your videos, I think there are many other beautiful places to explore. Thank you!
Thank you for promoting Serbia and our heritage 🙏❤️
that's right, he is the king of medieval Serbia, the history of Serbia stretches back to the times of the Romans, Avars, the Huns and the Celts, a small correction
Nina Belova ,Serbo Makaridova i Aleksandra Makedonskog
@@SlavisaVasic-kr8dp nebih toliko daleko ako odemo i do lepenske i vincanske kulture onda smo se pogubili
@@shone3349
Zašto da ne kad već imamo najstariji kalendar pa ko veruje veruje šts sad
@@SlavisaVasic-kr8dp znam ja to ali neki bi se smejali
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Nek se smeju zdravo je to
Beautiful Serbia. ❤
Stefan Nemanja is the progenitor of the Nemanjić dynasty, and the first Serbian king was Mihailo Vojislavljević.
Mihajlo was king of Doclea (Crna gora),don't embarrass yourself...
@@aleksandardjukic1060 Bosnia, Raška, Duklja (Zeta), Travunija, Zahumlje and Paganija were Serbian states. This is the official position of world historiography, which is based on the testimony of the Byzantine emperor and historian Constantine Porphyrogenitus.
@@aleksandardjukic1060 Montenegrins as a nation were invented in the 40s of the 20th century. All monasteries in Montenegro are Serbian.
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Duklja was a Serbian state, also Bosnia, Raska, Travunija, Zahumlje and Paganija. Mihailo Voisavljevic was the first Serbian king.
@@aleksandardjukic1060 Duklja-Zeta je bila samo jedna od srpskih kneževina ili ti župa pored Raške, Bosne, Travunije, Zahumlja i Paganije i sve one zajedno su činile i bile deo Srbije. U nekom periodu uglavnom je glavna župa ili kneževina bila Duklja (Zeta) a u nekom Raška, granice te dve župe su se često menjale pa su nekada u sastavu Duklje bili delovi Raške a nekada u sastavu Raške delove Duklje. Da uprostim Srbija je administrativno bila podeljena na župe ili ti kneževine, ona župa u kojoj je stolovao vladar (najviši rang) je smatrana velikom župom ili kneževinom, ostalim župama su vladale određene plemićke porodice postavljene od strane glavnog vladara i uglavnom u srodstvu sa njim, on je bio iznad njih. Vizantijci, odnosno Romeji jasno nazivaju Mihajla "Triballorum ac Serborum principatum" i "Exarch of Serbia". Ostavio je crkvu Svetog Mihaila u Stonu, severno od Dubrovnika, mala crkva uglavnom u ranovizantijskom stilu, koja sadrži najstariju sačuvanu fresku nekog srpskog vladara.
Your videos of Serbia are great! You've been posting a lot of good videos and sharing very valuable information.
Omg Mrak kafana again! Enjoy can't wait ;)
What an amazing adventure !! Very interesting, knowledgeable and historic vlog. Excellent footage. Thanks for sharing, Steve lvana
You guys nailed it!
Veliki pozdrav!
All Balkan is underrated.
Like you say underrated! 😮❤
Well done, Excellent Nice vidéo 👍 Absuolutely Beautiful Srbija 🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸
You really must visit east Serbia ,Iron Gate , Djerdap lake ,Danube River , castle Fetislam, Traian tabula, Kladovo city... it's the best of Serbia I swear
Stefan is a title, like Caesar in old Rome , and huge respect for Ivana & Steve .
You can imagine what it was like Serbian knights in heavy armour to climb in fortress and you barely in shorts and a dress!!!😥😰🥵
Србија има најстарији календар на свету. 7533година.Која је кренула 1.Априла.Поздрав добри људи и добродошли у СРБИЈУ❤
Ne loži se
@@ognjenpetrovic5843 Мама ти се ложи.
Serbia has a lot of historical cites from many periods. Monasteries, churches, castles, cities. From Pre historical time , Roman Empire, Middle Ages, Ottoman Empire, Hasbur Empire... You should visit all of them. Infrastructure is unfortunately pretty much bad.
There was a bridge, but it was old, run down and basically unusable the last time I was there. They're in the process of renovating the place to open it up for tourism. I am guessing a new bridge will be built soon.
Divna zemlja , divni ljudi !!!
Volim Srbiju !!
BOG ČUVA SRBIJU ❤
I srpskije genozidinus...
@@TheBjelouskapisi srbski da te svi razumemo !!!
@@vesnablazanovic4228
... I srpskije genozidinus...
Најбољи си!
This is so beautiful...😊
Great stuff... like usual. Thanks for the lesson!
My birthtown- greetings from miami 🇺🇸
Steve and Ivana you're making me jealous... nothing beats mother nature...I'm leaving Mississauga next Friday for Belgrade but health first that's what we say
Have an amazing time!
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Nice historic video ❤❤❤ and cant wait to see grill video from Nis 😂
Krajevo is where you can find the BEST kajmak!
I remember travelling with my school to every place you visited in this video :D Feels nice
The Niš city - were you are now - was the birthplace of three romans emperors, the most important being Constantin the Great.
Great videos guys, so glad that you came back for a new adventure in Serbia, if you are going to be still in Serbia at the beginning of September I recommended you to visit town Smederevo and manifestation "Smederevska Jesen" (September 7-9), Ffestival of wine, grapes, parties and food :)
guys you are wonderful, representing Serbia in the best possible way, thank you❤
I always wanted to see that one fortress its super interesting I hope they restore it some day completely .... 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
Maglić is derivative of Serbian word magla which would be Fog in English. If you like medieval castles a place to visit is Golubac Fortress (Dove city) on Danube river in eastern Serbia just on the border with Romania, the place were Fortress is build the Danube river is 6.5 kilometers wide and that is the site to see, in my opinion the most beautiful medieval building in all of Europe and then you can also see Đerdap national park, Iron Gate gorge (place were Danube river separates two mountains and two nations).
The problem is with Sun-Clock that it do not recognize winter time or summer time it's only one time. No one can have influence on it. So what ever people decide the time is, the sun time is only one correct. When you cross the border of Greece or Bulgaria there is +2 and only one meter before border in Macedonia or Serbia is +1.
Thanks for finding a castle for my Belgrade stop over. I just hope it can be done easily as a day trip.
A suggestio: Golubac Fortress is within easier reach and much more interesting and beautiful.
@@user-wy5wq5cg6i thanks for the suggestion. Will look into Golubac
Visit SMEDEREVO! Smederevo has the largest plain fortress in Europe. Enjoy Serbia!
Thank you! Very Entertaining! Been coming to Serbia since 2018 and videos like this make me really want to go outside of Belgrade!
Little correction, it's Maglič(Maglich) 🙂
From the Fog - Magla :) ))
Maglić is in the reconstruction phase. When the reconstruction is finished, when you arrive you will be greeted by knights and the restaurant will serve medieval cuisine. I also think that the hotel will work as part of the complex, and everything will be in a medieval style. When it's spring, the whole valley that you can see from the city is full of lilacs, and that's why it's called the lilac valley
If you like castles and monasteries there is no better place to visit than Manasija monastery. Great videos
Amazing job guys love your narative thanks for showing us my Serbia places I never seen, and so beautiful, all the best from Ontario❤
I think you should keep exploring Serbia exclusive you will be nothing but Super star!
Thank you! 😃
You passed by one of the oldest restorants in Serbia. Kafana kod Mira. Not only the oldest, but maybe the best food in this part of Serbia. And why didn't you visit Monestery Zica?! Its only 7-8 km from Kraljevo
Stefan Nemanja is not a founder of medieval Serbian state, he is kind of a liberator. He liberated Serbia from the Eastern Roman Empire and he is first in line of the Nemanjic dynasty who ruled Serbian lands for 200 years, reaching its peek 1346. when Serbian Empire was established. Also, Stefan Nemanjic is not first Serbian king, he is the first king from the Nemanjic dynasty. First Serbian king was Mihailo I Vojisavljevic, the king of Dioclea (one of the multiple medieval Serbian states). Serbia existed prior Stefan Nemanja.
before Michael there was John Vladimir, and 150 years before him, Časlav, who was killed around 890.
@@user-qb4kk3lo2r not really 150 yeras brfore Michael, but around 80 years. There is no consensus between historians that Jovan Vladimir was actally a king, although he was a ruller for sure. Caslav was not a king for sure.
@@eddiewrathchild2016 да, Јован Владимир је убијен 1016, значи 60 година раније. Погрешила сам.
@@eddiewrathchild2016yes, John Vladimir was killed in 1016. I was wrong, I apologize.
You should go to Zarozje, to see the watermill of Sava Savanovic The First Serbian Vampire. Before Dracula. It is a spooky expereience.
Another great video . Having lots of fun with you guys since Carla introduced me to your videos . Keep going , as you guys would say : 6 stars videos .
haha thank you! And shoutout to Carla❤
You should stop to kafana "kod mira" near by maglic castle, on the way to kraljevo, to try very good serbian dishes...but you missed it...too bad 😅
I think you've felt real freedom in Serbia.
River arround Maglic is host of another river party like one you made video on Drina river.
-Veseli spust-
I hope you filmed this and Niš video before, because Mrak restaurant is closed for the summer till September.
Hey you guys said that you were hungry on Maglic castle, and you actually missed maybe one of the best meals in your life. Just down the road from castle is the oldes kafana in Serbia called “Kafana kod Mira” and might just have better food than kafana Mrak ( which is in my top 5 as well :))
Sun dial doesn't show daylight savings time.
First Serbian king Mihailo Vojisavljevic 1077....
Check Zica when in Kraljevo.
Check Manasija , if you like castles.
Manasija is the bestest.
Dragacevski sabor trubaca u Guci - translate and see on internet... and visit...
Nice one, btw it is "kRAljevo", not "kARljevo". "Kralj" means king
one thing i will suggest in serbia never film the storms they tend to strike you for some reason its best to just let them be and pass by LOL from past experience i tried to film it ones and it striked next to my house.....
Pozdrav volim vaš kanal. Volim vas i hvala što ste posetili Kraljevo. ❤❤❤
best video ever!!!!
Welcome back 👍
Welcome to Niš again!
Go to the "devil's town", one of my best destonations...its magnificent
Thanks!
Thank you so much, Ivan!!! Your support will truly help us to create more contents😊
Very nice video ❤
Serbia is 1#
I love Serbia
Tomorrow, come to the trumpet festival in Guča!
see you there!
@@JetLagWarriors see you at 9pm at stadium
Great country
go to golubac castel
There is so much nice places iz Bosnia and Hercegovina.I go only over there and Turkiye.
Good video (as always), only Stefan Nemanja did not found Serbia and Stefan Nemanjic is not the first Serbian king. Stefan Nemanja was born in 1113. Serbia was founded in 629 (5 centuries earlier). The first Serbian king was Mihailo Voisavljevic. The Nemanjic are the most important and the most famous Serbian dynasty, but Serbia existed before them.
You should visit monastery Kalenic.
Thank you beautiful man and woman for this great video. Maglic c is č like Chicago. What about the monastery Mileševa and its fresco White Angel? Kisses from Belgrade! I love you.
There is much more to Studenitza monastery than you experienced and showed in two minutes. You could have waited for a group of tourists to form, join and listen to a guide. Lots of history, beautiful and important art there. There is also a treausury there.
I would have tipped the boy on the Ibar, he's a volunteer, but probably from a poor peasant family in a surrounding village.
unfortunately we were not allowed to film in a lot of the areas at the monastery. So we had limited option on what to show in the video. And the boy was a volunteer from abroad. Lots of international volunteers there. They don’t accept tip, but they do ask for donation.
here is the link to donate www.donacije.rs/projekat/maglicgrad/?fbclid=PAAaYW2jeSBouwIJJu6tzJHW-FnKdQPbmVp8qFzQ8PYlUOA9XV-GE14AuGp6w_aem_AQwbiwhcKKyWAj1a3wPoy55aDFaT22NhG3oofKqYXVzg06YFkBS36X2_mbJafGuO8qM
Stefan Nemanja was not the first king of Serbia. He was the first king of Nemanić dynasty. Before Stefan Nemanja Serbia has had exactly 35 kings from for different dynasties. Although there is no doubt that Nemanić dynasty is the most famous one.
Serbs could have 35 rulers, but not the kings. First king of Serbia was Stefan the First-Crowned and he received his crown from the Pope in 1217. That’s why he took the name First-Crowned. Another ruler that received crown from the Pope before Stefan was Mihailo Vojislavljević in 1077. and according to some sources he was mostly called archont of Serbs by Byzantines.
@@peraperic9936 Već ste u sopstvenom komentaru dokazali da Nemanja nije bio prvi kralj. On je bio "prvovjenčani" samo među Nemanjićima, a ne među Srbima. Zatim, kralj je kralj i ako ga nije krunisao papa. To samo zapadnjaci misle i smatraju da se kraljevska titula dobija isključivo od pape. Što je, dakako, potpuna besmisao.
E sad, tačno je da se nije svih 35 vladara prije Nemanje zvalo kraljevima. Ali ko može da spori vladavinu recimo "knezu" Lazaru, ili "despotu" Stefanu. A taj isti Stefan Lazarević je bio veći vladar od većine, ako ne i svih Nemanjića. Tako da to nije mnogo relevantno da li su se zvali kraljevima ili ne.
@@BorisTeodosijevicPostoje i samoproglašeni kraljevi i ima ih čak i dan danas. Istina, nisu svi kraljevi zahtevali božanstvo, ali većina se bar pozivala na božansku podršku. Stefan Prvovenčani je uspostavio kraljevstvo i zato je prvi kralj Srbije. Mihailo je prvi srpski kralj po Vizantijskim izvorima ali ne i prvi kralj Srbije i nije baš prihvaćen kod Srba jer je bio katolik.
@@peraperic9936 Duklja-Zeta je bila samo jedna od srpskih kneževina ili ti župa pored Raške, Bosne, Travunije, Zahumlja i Paganije i sve one zajedno su činile i bile deo Srbije. U nekom periodu uglavnom je glavna župa ili kneževina bila Duklja (Zeta) a u nekom Raška, granice te dve župe su se često menjale pa su nekada u sastavu Duklje bili delovi Raške a nekada u sastavu Raške delove Duklje. Da uprostim Srbija je administrativno bila podeljena na župe ili ti kneževine, ona župa u kojoj je stolovao vladar (najviši rang) je smatrana velikom župom ili kneževinom, ostalim župama su vladale određene plemićke porodice postavljene od strane glavnog vladara i uglavnom u srodstvu sa njim, on je bio iznad njih. Vizantijci, odnosno Romeji jasno nazivaju Mihajla "Triballorum ac Serborum principatum" i "Exarch of Serbia". Nije bio katolik, ostavio je crkvu Svetog Mihaila u Stonu, severno od Dubrovnika, mala crkva uglavnom u ranovizantijskom stilu, koja sadrži najstariju sačuvanu fresku nekog srpskog vladara.
@@peraperic9936 Da li Srbi nekog kralja vole i poštuju, nema veze sa time da li je on bio kralj. Ali Nemanja nije uspostavio kraljevstvo, ni na koji način.
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The sundial square had the Cyrillic alphabet circled around the monument
3=Z
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Visiting requires a lot of effort!
Which camera do you mostly use while outdoor ?
Gopro for talking, or Ivana's iPhone for b-roll, or Canon M50 with a 200mm lens for zoom
@@JetLagWarriors one of them or all have fantastic colors :) )) Welcome to Kafana Mrak and greetings from Naissus = Niš ! 😃😊🤗
gostei da camisa do vasco, torcidas irmãs, gremio y vasco!
Maglić not Maglic. IĆ as in the last name endings. Ić stands for son or male. Magla=fog, Maglić son of the fog.
Come to see Sirmium(Sremska Mitrovica) Roman empire capital city.
I'm sorry to brake you bubble, but kafana Mrak is traditionally closed in august.
I suggest you go to kafana Nišlijska mehana in Niš, they have very good food also. Best uštipci in Serbia in my opinion. I suggest you order, "Uštipci", "albanska salata" and "moravska salata". And a beer of your choice. That is my favorite combination in Nišlijska mehana. I also suggest you to get a reservation it is usually full.
Love your videos by the way.
If you like Niš, you should also visit Bubanj monument in Niš, and Mediana (Roman monument) Niš is a birth place of Roman emperor Constantin the great.
Also Nišville jazz festival starts tonight, it is held in Niš fortress for the next four days... If in Niš you should definitely come.
Vec su bili u Nisu ranije, njihovi klipovi kasne 2 nedelje ili malo vise. :)
that cyrilic letter is "Z" in latin.
I thought so! I remember it from Zayecharsko can 😂
@@JetLagWarriors 😀
Go to Sokobanja and visit Sokograd.
Vasco da Gama t- shirt?
VaaaaaSco!!!!!
Beautiful, why is your name ivana? 😮
I was going to say it might be gmt
Маглић је добио име по магли - fog.
3 iz запад on Serbian it means west.
And that's how we like it.
The less foreigners, the better of us.
Sure, people still come but nowhere near like they do to Croatia for example.