I stayed one night in Niš, a city in Serbia. The next morning, I took a self-guided walking tour with the help of google map.
Niš main attraction within the city is the fortress and the Nišava river.
From my guesthouse, it is a 20-minute leisure walk to the main shopping area, where there are some statues.
After some exploration of the fortress, I went to MacDonald's for a meal. With a corner window seat on the second level, the view of the city centre is quite impressive. There is a supermarket in the shopping area as well.
Overall, Niš, Serbia is worth a visit. Its city centre is small and compact. It is safe to walk around, at least in the daytime.
Niš main attraction within the city is the fortress and the Nišava river.
From my guesthouse, it is a 20-minute leisure walk to the main shopping area, where there are some statues.
Beyond the shopping area is the Nišava river and a bridge leads into the entrance of the fortress.
The fortress covers a sizeable area and can be explored on foot. The pavements make the walk easy and there are helpful signboards with descriptions of the ancient structures within the fortress.
There is a path leading to the top of the city wall.
There are not many tourists around on that day. Hardly any asian tourists, if any.
After some exploration of the fortress, I went to MacDonald's for a meal. With a corner window seat on the second level, the view of the city centre is quite impressive. There is a supermarket in the shopping area as well.
Overall, Niš, Serbia is worth a visit. Its city centre is small and compact. It is safe to walk around, at least in the daytime.
