A Taste of Serbia

The CIA’s World Factbook page has many details about Serbia’s history, government, geography, and more.

The official City of Belgrade site has extensive information about Belgrade’s history, government, attractions, and culture.

This is the hotel where the teams will be staying in Belgrade.

This is an online Serbian-English and English-Serbian dictionary.

My Language Exchange allows users around the world to help each other learn new languages with games, e-mail, text chat, and voice chat. There are members from over 130 countries who speak 115 different languages.

In addition to having visitor information, this site has a collection of beautiful pictures from throughout the country.

The official web site of the Serbian Government.

The TOB’s site is packed with details about Belgrade, including hotel, restaurant, sightseeing, entertainment, and city transport information. Additionally, the site has details regarding visas, customs, and embassies for travelers.

This TravLang site provides audio recordings of common words and phrases.

The Bureau of Consular Affairs publishes this site with passport, visa, and other travel information for Americans traveling abroad.

This is the official site of the United States Embassy in Belgrade.

This site has lots of information about Serbia and the former Yugoslavia, including the places you should see, the people you should know, the dishes you should taste, and more. It also has a section about the Serbian language that has audio recordings and information about the alphabet, accents, vowels, consonants, and simple expressions.