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Serbia isn't yet within most tourists' comfort zone, but having got rid of Slobodan Milošević and become a democracy, the nation is now knocking on the doors of Europe, and in the meantime is a safe and welcoming place to visit. The most popular and exciting spot is undoubtedly its capital, Belgrade, a lively, gritty and energetic city. Culture vultures can revel in its architecture and museums, foodies in its restaurants, while party animals will get no rest exploring its appealing night scene.
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