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Miscellaneous: Serbia is a rapidly developing country, therefore an up to date guide book is highly recommended.
This is especially useful if you are travelling independently and don't have a fixed schedule.
I must admit that there is not a big choice of appropriate guide books about Serbia.
I finally decided for the Bradt travel guide - Serbia which covers all sorts of information from historical background and descriptions of the sights to practical information about public transportation, accomodation and restaurants.
Also before the trip I read a lot in the German travel guide Trescher - Serbien entdecken which has very detailed background infos about all sights. Unfortunately, this guide is not available in English.
Bradt Travel Guides: http://www.bradt-travelguides.com/
Trescher Verlag: http://www.trescherverlag.de/
Updated Nov 14, 2009
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Miscellaneous: Nis has a small Tourist Information Office, which offers a few free leaflets and also has a variety of maps on sale.
We got us the "Tourist Map - Top 10 Places - Nis" for 80 RSD. It not only includes street maps of Nis and Niska Banja, but also has short descriptions of the main sights as well as lists of restaurants and accomodations.
Address: Turisticki Info Centar, Vozda Karadorda 7, Nis
Website: http://www.nistourism.org.rs/
Updated Nov 14, 2009
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