Serbia is a country known for its many theater, film, and music festivals, as well as its special events throughout the summer, which have made it a major cultural center. With the exception of good music, a positive atmosphere, and cheerful people, these Serbian summer festivals offer something different – a real treat for every pocket. So if you choose a different festival experience, enjoy quality music and hospitality, and all because of your budget, Exit, Gucha, and Nisville are great choices. Serbia is home to the best award-winning festivals that attract young people from all over the world, giving them the opportunity to see their favorite musicians at a relatively low price while providing the highest level of enjoyment. Experience one of the best summer festivals in Serbia:
List of Summer Festivals in SerbiaÂ
1. Exit Music Festival
Exit Music Festival
The Exit Festival was launched in 2000, during political protests and the strong democratic convictions of Serbian youth. It has continued year after year, improved, grown, increased its foundations and popularity. It began to become internationally popular in the 2010s and has repeatedly won the Best Main Festival award at the annual European Festival Awards. This popular summer festival in Serbia is held within the walls of a 17th-century fortress. It consists of more than 10 stages and different musical genres: pop, rock, techno, trance, alternative, Latino, etc. The Exit Festival is most popular with the younger population and there is something for every taste. It is especially popular with British and German visitors.
When: June
Where: Novi Sad
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2. Belgrade Beer Fest
Belgrade Beer Fest
Serbs are not famous for their delicacy, so it’s no surprise that the country’s largest beer festival doesn’t deal with fancy names and modern branding. It’s in Belgrade, it’s a festival, there’s beer. That’s not to say it didn’t evolve – what was once an industrial camp mass, today is a varied and invigorating pivo extravaganza, dedicating entire sections to top-quality craft beer. At the heart of it all is music, featuring some of the finest bands in the region’s history.
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When: September
Where: Belgrade
3. Gucha The Trumpet Competition
Gucha The Trumpet Competition
Gucha is a must-visit summer festival in Serbia for rakia lovers. The Gucha Festival is about trumpets and traditional Serbian sounds. Even if you’re not a fan of trumpet rhythms, it’s going to be a lot of fun, as this festival is basically synonymous with plenty of rakia, dancing, and an overall good mood. Beautiful girls dressed in traditional Serbian clothes magically appear wherever you go and offer more shots of strong local raki.
When: July
Where: GuchaÂ
4. Tešnjar Evenings
Tešnjar Evenings
Tešnjar is the undoubted jewel in the crown of Valjevo, so it’s no surprise that the city’s main festival is located around the graceful old quarter. The focus is on theater and film, highlighted by the diversity of other visual arts and offering the best and brightest in the famous city. Valjevo comes to life every August for this 10-day festival.
When: August
Where: Valjevo
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5. Nisville Jazz FestivalÂ
Nisville Jazz Festival
The more than 20-year-old jazz tradition in Nis was an important event both musically and culturally. Throughout its history, it has brought the world’s finest jazz musicians to the Balkans. Occasionally, Nisville staff organized late-night jam sessions or lectures, where all artists of a given year give interactive lectures and discuss various topics with the audience.
When: August- September
Where: Nis
6. Roštiljijada
Roštiljijada
Fantastic grilled meat is available all over the country, but one city stands high on top of each other when it comes to ćevapčiči and pljeskavica. Leskovac is a real mecca for lovers of Balkan cuisine, and hundreds of thousands make pilgrimages here every year. Many come to showcase the world’s biggest burger, but most are just happy to have their incredible food torn apart. There’s also live music, but it’s hard to focus while stuffing your face.
When: September
Where: LeskovacÂ
Hope you enjoyed the brief list of the top summer festivals in Serbia that offer umpteen beach sports and fabulous scenic views of the city. There are various famous spots at the mentioned Festivals of All Seasons Celebrated in Serbia which delivers many attractions. For more engaging blogs like these head on to our other blogs and ping us in the comment sections below if you hold any queries regarding the travel destinations.
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