Natasa Stankovic is currently enjoying the down time her and Hardik Pandya's son Agastya in Serbia. The celebrity, who is quite active on social media, often shares a glimpse of her travels. Recently, she posted a series of photos along with Agastya as they explored her hometown of Serbia. In the pictures, we can see both having the time of their lives. The duo can be seen enjoying themselves in a park or what looked like a museum. If you are also planning a vacation to Serbia with your children, we are here to help you with the most unforgettable kid-friendly places to visit in the country.
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Ada Cigan Lija Adventure Park
Ada Ciganlija is a beautiful river island, which is a short drive from the center of Belgrade. It is perfect for relaxation and fun with water activities like swimming, sunbathing etc. Not only this, but the place is also surrounded by gorgeous trees, playgrounds and most importantly, an adventure park for the kids. The adventure park is filled with different trees, swings and almost everything that will make your kids love the place.
Petroland Aquapark
Yet another kid-friendly place to visit in Serbia is the Petroland Aqyapark, which is just 20 kms away from the Novi Sad. If you and your little ones are keen on water parks then this place has a lot to offer. From both indoor and outdoor swimming pools to an artificial river for rafting, this place is indeed a fun spot which you won't regret visiting.
Museum of Illusions
There's a place which is not only fun but also ignites one's imagination. Doesn't it sound like a plan? The Museum of Illusions is best to visit along with your children. Located in Belgrade, it is indeed a treat to the eyes, with lots of wooden puzzles, optical illusions, mirror rooms and a lot more.
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Museum of Chocolate
Who doesn't love chocolate? Do something fun for your child and make their stay at Serbia even more enjoyable by taking them to the Museum of Chocolate. This museum offers a delectable sneak-peak into the world of chocolate and the history of it. Not only this, but you can also treat your children to an unforgettable experience by taking them to the chocolate-making workshops.
Local Tradition at Salas
If you are confused about what exactly ‘salas' means, then let us tell you. They are the traditionally small rural farmsteads filled with families of farmers living and working there. If you ask us what is so interesting about it, let us tell you that these farms offer accommodations and activities to tourists to simply enjoy their staycation. The relaxing and fun atmosphere here will make your child fall in love with these farms.
Planning a trip to Serbia along with you child? Looks like we got you covered.
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