Perched on the right bank of the Nišava River, Niš Fortress is considered one of the most beautiful examples of Turkish architecture in Serbia. The current fortress dates to the 1700s; however, a military fortress has sat on this site since ancient Roman times.

The stunning archeological site of Mediana is home to an exceptionally well-preserved Roman villa. Discover all the luxuries that upper-class ancient Romans living in the area enjoyed and learn more about Niš’ ancient past.

Also known as Coppersmith Alley, Tinker’s Alley is the last preserved street of Niš’ old bazaar. Once home to artisans and craftsmen, the alley is nowadays a popular dining destination full of charming bars, restaurants, and taverns.

Experience trekking, hiking and mountaineering just an hour away from the city at Suva Mountain. Named suva - “dry” in Serbian - for the lack of water sources at the top, this stunning mountain is the perfect destination for visitors looking to get adventurous.

The Skull Tower is gruesome monument created with human skulls, built after the battle for liberation of Nis in 1809. This sight was built as a warning to anyone rising against the Ottoman Empire. Originally there were 952 skulls used, however today only 59 remain.

King Milan Square is a vibrant spot in the city and a popular meeting point. It is located at the Nisava River and minutes from the fortress, there is also a selection of shops and restaurants nearby.