Bookmark these 5 kid-friendly places in Serbia for a fun day out like Natasa Stankovic and Agastya

Currently, she and Hardik Pandya’s son Agastya are enjoying their free time in Serbia. The celebrity, who is quite active on social media, often shares glimpses of her trips. Recently, she posted several pictures of her touring her hometown in Serbia with Agastya. In the pictures, we can see the two having the best time of their lives. The two can be seen having fun at a place like a park or a museum. If you are also planning a vacation to Serbia with your kids, then we are going to tell you about the most unforgettable kid-friendly places to visit in the country.

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1. Adda Cigan Liza Adventure Park

Ada Ciganlija is a beautiful river island, just a short distance from the center of Belgrade. It is perfect for relaxing and having fun with water activities like swimming, sunbathing, etc. Not only this, the place is surrounded by beautiful trees, playgrounds, and most importantly an adventure park for kids. The adventure park is filled with different trees, swings, and almost everything that will make your kids love this place.

2. Petroland Aquapark

Another place to visit for kids in Serbia is Petroland Akyapark, which is just 20 kilometers away from Novi Sad. If you and your kids love visiting water parks then this place has a lot to offer. From indoor and outdoor swimming pools to an artificial river for rafting, this place is truly a fun place that you won’t regret visiting.

3. Museum of Illusions

A place that is not only fun but also sparks your imagination. Doesn’t it sound like a plan? The Museum of Illusions is one of the best places to visit with your kids. Located in Belgrade, it is truly a treat for the eyes, with lots of wooden puzzles, optical illusions, mirror rooms and more.

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4. Chocolate Museum

Who doesn’t love chocolate? Do something fun for your kid and make their stay in Serbia even more enjoyable by taking them to the Chocolate Museum. This museum offers a fascinating glimpse into the world of chocolate and its history. Not only this, you can also give your kids an unforgettable experience by taking them to chocolate making workshops.

5. Local tradition in Salas

If you are confused about what 'salas' actually mean, let us tell you. These are traditionally small rural farms where farmers' families live and work. If you ask us what is so interesting about it, let us tell you that these farms provide accommodation and activities for tourists to enjoy their stay. The cozy and fun atmosphere here will make your child fall in love with these farms.

Are you planning a trip to Serbia with your baby? Looks like we've got you covered.

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