Camping Zasavica

If you’re intending to see the sights of Serbia’s capital (an hour’s drive from the park) factor in at least a day – this city at the confluence of the rivers Danube and Sava has much to keep you busy. Belgrade’s most important sight is the fortress of Beogradska Tvrđava, a landmark that pays tribute to how vital it was to the Byzantine, Ottoman and Austrian empires during the past, so make sure to check out the museums at this castle overlooking sprawling Kalemegdan park. If you work up an appetite on the wanders, either amble down the main Knez Mihailova street for restaurants or seek out eateries in the bohemian quarter of Skadarlija. If the rays are shining you could take a picnic to Ada Ciganlija, an artificial lake with beaches just outside the city (and an hour and 10 minutes from Camping Zasavica).