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Serbien - NATUR

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Fluss Lim (Süd-West Serbien)

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Älteste Baum des Balkans, 600-700 Jahre (Zentral Serbien)

The Oldest Oak in the Balkans (Central Serbia)

Within an hour drive south from Belgrade (100km), in beautiful green environment, next to the E-75 highway, you will find this very old Oak tree. It is the oldest Oak in the Balkans (600-700 years old)
A motel is built next to it and it is named after the tree "Stari Hrast" (Old Oak).
Visitors can enjoy the view of this unique natural monument standing right in front of the motel

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Sahat Kula Uhr im Kalamegdanpark vom 18 Jahrh. (Belgrade)

Sahat Kula (The Clock Tower) in Kalemegdan fortress (Belgrade) was built in the second half of the 18th century. Turks used it as a watch-tower, the whole Belgrade of that time could be seen from it.

You can see here old weapons from two world wars. It's an open air exhibition of military museum.

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Djavolja Varos (”Teufel Stadt”) (Süd-Ost Serbien)

In the south-eastern of Serbia, 27 km south-east of Kursumlija, lies a first-class natural landmark – Djavolja Varos (”Devil’s Town”). Two rare natural phenomena at the same spot: 202 stone formations created by erosion, between two and 15 meters in height and the middle diameter of under 1 m, topped by stone blocks weighing as much as 100 kg, appearing unreal and yet lasting for centuries, and two springs of extremely acid water (pH 1,5) with high mineral content (15 g/l; content of some elements even 1000 times as high as in ordinary drinking waters) make Djavolja Varos a true wonder of nature.

In 2007, the site was a nominee in the New Seven Wonders of the World election.

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