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The Basilica Cistern in Istanbul has reopened to the public following a legal transfer to the General Directorate of Foundations. Maintenance work is complete, and Turkish citizens can enter for free until the end of June.
As the summer vacation season begins, Serbian citizens are preparing for travel across Europe and beyond. A critical detail often overlooked is how medical c...
Andorra launches a new campaign urging visitors to stay longer than a day. The tiny Pyrenean nation offers pristine nature, UNESCO sites, and ski slopes without the massive crowds found in other popular European destinations.
The Sacred Belt of the Virgin Mary departs the Temple of Saint Sava in Belgrade today for Mount Athos. Over 800,000 believers venerated the relic since May 20, prompting Patriarch Porfirije to extend its stay before the ceremonial farewell.
The Sacred Belt of the Virgin Mary departs from the [URL-WIKI: Church of Saint Sava] in Belgrade today. Over 800,000 pilgrims venerated the relic since May 20 before it returns to [URL-WIKI: Mount Athos].
Ethno singer Ishkar headlines the finale of the second peak day of the 123rd Rose Day festival in Kazanlak. The event features traditional crafts, food exhibitions, and a rose wine expo, with traffic restrictions in place.
The start of the summer tourist season brought significant challenges to the Evzoni border crossing last weekend. Travelers heading from North Macedonia to G...
The historic town of Kazanlak is celebrating its annual Rose Festival. Beyond its rich Thracian and medieval heritage, the region’s unique climate and sandy soils turned rose oil production into a global industry, establishing the town as an economic leader in the Balkans.
Thousands of pilgrims will gather in Zagreb this Saturday for the 8th Antunovski Youth Walk. The event starts in Dubrava, heads to Ban Jelačić Square, and ends at the St Anthony of Padua Basilica with prayer and music.
The Serbian Orthodox Church and its faithful celebrate the feast day of Venerable Simeon the Myrrh-Bearer today. Also known as the Stylite, this revered figu...
Nepalese guide Dawa Sherpa survived six days on Mount Everest after running out of oxygen. He ate chocolate, chewed ice, and crawled down the mountain after being trapped in a crevasse, shocking family and climbers who mourned him.
A group of young activists founded the unrecognized Verdis Republic on a disputed Danube island between Serbia and Croatia. Leaders recently met at the UN and plan humanitarian missions in Africa to gain recognition.
Hundreds of thousands of believers flooded Belgrade to venerate the Virgin's Belt before its return to Mount Athos. Lines stretched for miles, with wait times reaching 15 hours. Patriarch Porfirie will lead the final service tomorrow as the relic departs for the Vatos Monastery, marking a historic spiritual moment for Serbia.
Patriarch Porfirije calls on believers to attend the final liturgy and ceremonial farewell of the Holy Belt of the Virgin Mary in Belgrade before its return to Mount Athos.
Una Čolić and her boyfriend joined hundreds of believers at Belgrade's Temple of Saint Sava to venerate the Miracle Belt. The couple shared photos from the pilgrimage, highlighting their shared faith and relationship status.
Thousands of faithful form long lines at the Temple of Saint Sava in Belgrade to venerate the Holy Belt of the Theotokos before its departure. Pilgrims report peaceful atmosphere and deep devotion despite hours of waiting.
Vladimir Vujasinović takes over as Serbia water polo coach amid turmoil. The legend aims to reunite the squad for the Mediterranean Games after recent federation changes and player withdrawals.
The Virgin's Belt relic remains at Belgrade's St Sava's Temple until June 6. Believers can pay respects before the final liturgy and ceremonial send-off to the Vatopedi Monastery on Mount Athos.
Serbian celebrity chef Milan Jankovic was spotted among thousands of believers waiting to venerate the Holy Belt of the Mother of God at the Temple of Saint Sava in Belgrade, sharing his hopes for the nation.
Croatian broadcaster N1 launches a unique World Cup 2026 coverage focusing on economics, politics, and technology beyond the pitch. Two daily shows will analyze infrastructure, security, and cultural impact across North America alongside match updates.
