Great place to spend a couple of hours and it's free. There are information plaques in Serbian and English located around the site with explanations of what you can see. Definitely worth a visit.

Νιce view near river nisava. The gate is across the bridge. It is a theatre and has coffee and food shops inside the fortress.

A wonderful and interesting archaeological place. It also contains places to buy beautiful souvenirs, in addition to quiet cafes surrounded by a forest with a beautiful view. It is really a wonderful place to enjoy.

A great place to visit in the city. There are many old things and buildings in the fortress that you should see. At the entrance there is a public toilet that is free, and in front of it a souvenir shop. There are two small trains here for the youngest who want to enjoy a walk through the park in a different way. A large part of the fortress is under deep shadows. The whole place is with lush vegetation and lots of greenery. Here you will see the remains of an old church, a mosque, a lapidarium, visit museums and many other things. In August, one of the most famous music festivals in the region, Nisville, takes place. It is worth visiting.

Good park, with some attractions around. Has a place for coffee, several souvenir shops, and an open stage with events (might be available online, but I'm not sure). There was no entry fee nor ticket required, but it could be only for this visit. It has a miniature locomotive which provides a sightseeing tour, not sure if it is guided. We parked at a public payed parking, but at the end of the work time for Saturday, but we found it a bit difficult for people who do not have a local Sim card. There is an app, but requires an account which we did not bother to make. Nearly there is a bazaar which has WONDERFUL produce at EXTREMELY affordable prices. Those aromas and tastes took me back to my childhood at my grandma's house - just wonderful, highly recommend!!!

Nice park and place to walk around. old buildings and archaeological sites to see for free

Large, open area that you're free to ramble around and explore at your leisure. Interesting mosque, installations, and old munitions bunkers.

A tower constructed from 952 skulls of 19th-century Serbian rebels. The tower was built to serve as a lesson to Serbs who wanted to break away from the Ottoman Empire and was later converted into a monument. Until 1878, the tower remained open and unprotected, leaving only 58 skulls remaining today due to weather conditions and the fact that the skulls were taken away by rebel relatives for burial. In 1892, with donations from across Serbia, a church was built by Belgrade architect Dimitrije T. Leko, encompassing and enclosing the tower on all sides.

A unique and moving historical site in Niš. Skull Tower is a powerful reminder of the past, well preserved inside a chapel. Entrance is 300 RSD = 2.5€, and the visit takes about 20–30 minutes. Highly recommended for history lovers

Most unique monument in the world. Built by the Ottomans in 1809 as a warning to the Balkan people to not try to do battle with them. Made of the skills of proud Serbian warriors that sacrificed themselves instead of being captured.

Tickets can be bought in the building next to it, but there was no one to check. Around 300 dinars from what I remember. Would be nice if there were more details to the story presented, but I understand why they would want to keep it as it is. All in all, weird feeling that you get there, keeps reminding us of what humans are capable of just for power.

Sad story of the Serbs and what happened when they finally had a TINY bit of success against the Ottomans. To imagine that this tower still stands where it was originally built in 1809 was amazing.

It's worth a vist and the entrance fee is not too high. It's probably about a 10 minute vist to see the 4 sides of the tower and read the 4 information boards.

A cool and historic place. Definitely worth visiting. Very easy to get to by bus from the center

Neglected to be honest, love the story of the place and the lessons that you get for that happened here in the past but the place is dying slowly. They should renovate and take care of it more so we can have it through the years. Only 2.5€ and you CAN PAY BY CARD! Very important because we didn't had cash on us. No guided tour, you can just look around alone

Definitely worth a vist. Very poignant and disturbing. Note the faded writing over the ticket office. Plenty of information to read and many personal stories. We spent around 2 hours there and took everything in. As a result of the visit we decided to walk up to the memorial where many of the camp inmates were executed. It's about a 40 minute walk from the camp and once there about a 20 minute walk back to the centre.

Visiting the Nazi concentration camp in Niš was a deeply moving and educational experience. The site is well preserved and respectfully curated, offering powerful insights into the events that took place there. The story of the escape on February 12th stands out as a moment of incredible courage and hope in the face of darkness. I highly recommend it to anyone interested in history and in honoring the resilience of the human spirit.

Unparalleled atmosphere, as always in such kind of places. Three floors and good exhibition with artifacts and explanations in Serbian and English

I would highly recommend a visit if you’re a history buff like me. Walking around this place of death was eerie and cold. This place is well preserved. As you walk into the building where thousands of people were caged and tortured while waiting for execution the mind and imagination haunts you. It’s certainly changed my life having visited this place.

Some things should never be forgotten. I recommend to visit. Unfortunately, place is kind of neglected and with no true respect to all fallen victims. Cars of employees parked inside, some places turned into offices, some garbage outside. This place could be much better. It's just not enough will to do something.

These places are never easy to visit. It was very informative of the atrocities that took place. A good place to visit and pay your respect for the fallen.

It's a lovely monument in the main square / pedestrian area in Niš. There's no ticket, you can just directly walk right up to it and see / take pictures. However, there isn't any explanatory information in English about this monument around it.

Clean and well preserved plaza & monument

Nice monument in central Nis, nice square

The Monument to the Liberators of Niš (1937) with its beauty and size takes the central part of King Milan Square, the central square in Niš. This monument is regarded as one of the most important works of art of the Yugoslavian sculpture art, and its author is AntunAugustunčić, a well-known Croatian and Yugoslavian sculptor. At the top of the monument is a horse rider with a flag that symbolizes the arrival of freedom, and the central part represent Stevan Sinđelić in the Battle of Čegar and Kole Rašić calling people from Niš for uprising.

This is the place in the Centre of Niš.In the of the Fortress.To the Fortress goes a Bridge over the Nišava River.The Bridge will lightning at night in many colours.

They renovated the centre. Now we have a shiny bridge. I guess the Nis is Metropola now 🙂

The monument to the Liberators of Nis is located in the central square of the city, and is a common meeting place for the locals.

Very interesting historical mosque Bali-Beg Mosque one of the ten mosques built in the Fortress during the Ottoman Empire, built in 1521-1523. year, as an endowment of Bali-bey Malkočević

Really nice old mosque, nice spot for pictures as well.

Beautiful outside

When you go there you can feel reach history of this city!

nice architecture, shame they don't utilise the space inside by displaying photographs..., it's just bare

This is a historical monument in which the Gallery of contemporary art holds exhibitions every month, so, beside history there is always something from the present time :)

A modern art gallery that used to be a mosque. Ramnants of the minaret are still visible in the back. In the 19th century it served as the first library in Ottoman Niš. There were many mosques in the Niš Fortress prior to 1878 and Serbian liberation of the city. Only three of more than 200 still exist: the Bali-Beg mosque, the only functional mosque close to the city center and remains of the minaret of the mosque close to the main market place, destroyed in WWII bombing.

It's the smallest museum I've ever been. But it offers valuable examples of numismatics and findings near Mediana, where Constantin lived. I was told that the extensive collection remains in other museums and in Mediana, this was just a small collection. In this museum, there is the sweetest, friendliest, loveliest and the most helpful person in the world. She accepted me even though it was almost the closing time. Also She gave me information about the city. She made my day much better. Thanks to her!!!

This must be the first stop when you are site seeing in NIŠ why because here they sell entry tickets package for all the site and it will save you much. The museum is small clean and our hostess was very friendly. What I like about my visit here is that most of the sites are open on the weekends but close on mondays so better always plan ahead. The city is a nice place to visit for a weekend

Very tiny little Museum. Incredible rich history of this city and this part of Serbia neatly packed in this humble facility. City of Nis growing and becoming very interesting place to visit I can highly recommend stopping by here and check it out. The receptionist was very lovely and she took the time to quickly guide us through what we are going to see. The entrance is little bit sealed. Big door that give you impression that the place is closed. Maybe some sort of a banner or just keeping big door open would be more inviting.

Small room with archeological artifacts found in the aria of Nis.

A good but small archaeological museum exhibiting artefacts found in Nis and area. Some rare Byzantine and Roman finds not seen in other places. Municipal and public parking around and with pay. In the epicentre of Nis. Accessible to people with disabilities.

Interesting but also very small. Nice items from different ages.

Amazing place if you are city of Nis you need to come and see it,there is planty things to see, Complete museums tour you can see on my YT channel Marko Ignjatovic

Central Orthodox Cathedral near the centre of the city. Open to visitors every day. Traditional religious ceremonies are held on principal church holidays. Beautiful interior and lovely garden.

Central - Main Ortodox Church in town. Next to the big Church,there is a smaller and older Church from the time when Ottoman Empire occupied this area of Europe. A beautiful place to visit and to see and feel a piece of history, tradition and peace. ☦️⛪🇷🇸

The interior of this church is spectacular!

It is worth visiting.

Very nice church

The small congregational temple is one of the witnesses to the turbulent history of the city of Nis. It was built in 1819. at the time of the Ottoman Empire. It was the temple of the Diocese of Nis until 1878. Two years ago , it was completely reconstructed to mark its 200th anniversary.

One of the most beautiful temples. It is located in the center of Nis. Orthodox church dedicated to the Saint of the Holy spirit - the Holy Trinity. It dates back to the 19th century, and after the Belgrade temples it is the most important monument in the south of Serbia. The icons that were made for her iconostasis are magnificent and represent a milestone in Serbian art history. The creation of the iconostasis is a turning point because it was done in a new style - academic realism. Djordje Krstic perfectly demonstrated one of the icons "The Death of Prince Lazar", which is completely realistic. Academic realism received new wings with these performances, which in Serbia was magnificently demonstrated also by Paja Jovanovic with his numerous works. In front of the church is a handful of young children playing, and it is definitely a recommendation to visit.

Beautiful place, loved it. If someone has free time, even like 20-30 minutes is ok to check this place out.

A cool place, interesting structures, and there’s nobody there, except a bunch of construction workers, working on the shade canopy. the 3 fists are really powerful. Just 30 minutes walk from the centre.

You can walk to the park from the city centre, it takes around 30 minutes and the last 10-15 minutes are uphill. The park is quite nice, many local families enjoy barbecues and picnics there. The monument itself is very impressive and a very poignant memorial to the atrocities that occurred here during WW2 . Note that if you follow the route via Google maps it will take you on a track through the park which is not recommended if it is raining

Great place to visit; I would recommend going to the concentration camp first to put the memorial in context. A stunning brutalist monument, very poignant!

A very emotional place that commemorates the thousands of men women and children who were executed on this mountain during World War II. I recommend taking a taxi, he can keep the meter running while you visit and take some photos and pay your respects and drive back with them. we did not do a hike of any sort we just went up via car.

Memorial Park Bubanj in Niš is a powerful and moving site dedicated to the victims of World War II. Dominated by three monumental concrete fists symbolizing resistance, defiance, and freedom, the park serves as both a memorial and a reminder of the city’s tragic past. The surrounding greenery and quiet atmosphere make it a place for reflection, while the striking sculptures leave a lasting impression on visitors. It is not only an important historical landmark but also a space that connects nature, memory, and art, making it a must-see for those who want to understand the deeper layers of Niš’s history.

Emotional place, 10.000 people were killed there according to the available information, still a bit off radar and not very accessible with public transport. Bus 8 takes you "close" to it but still not quite there.

I love this place. It brings me to my chilhood and its sooo relaxing. The real small paradise on earth

Excellent mix of walking tracks, local performance on stage, children playground, and Ortodox Church. Dozen of nice bars around the edge of this park.

The park is the center of the city life. A lot of nice small restaurants and concerts at night.

Nice place for a walk, quick bite, coffee and cocktails.

Amazing park in the city. Lots of coffee shops and also children playgrounds.

A beautiful church in a park. Nice to visit.

Brautiful city park with places to go.with friend and new orthodox church St Constantin and Jelena

Nice winery with great food and wine tastings for reasonable prices. They offer free tours but contact them a head to be sure that there’s an English speaking guide.

The wines were surprisingly good, I had never heard of Serbian wines, but I enjoyed the wines I tasted a lot. And the tour around the winery was outstanding, Marijana is an amazing tour guide. She told the history of the winery in detail, explained the processes in an easy way to understand, and was also able to answer all the questions I had. Highly recommended!

Absolutely recommend. Great experience

One of the most beautiful winerys I've been to, and I belong to 7 wine clubs. The atmosphere was welcoming and warm. Unlike so many wineries with one big tasting room , there were at least 3 separate, quiet tasting rooms. Serbian house , Roman Empire house, Nemanjic house , The staff was knowledgeable and friendly. Every wine we tasted was exceptional and we purchased several,we purchased multiple bottles, the tasting fee was not waived. I think this is the first review I've ever written about anything. Malča is a very special extraordinary winery from 1904 ...unbelievable! Such a relaxed fun atmosphere amazing wines. You don't want to miss this winery. You will not be disappointed. I read some of the earlier reviews… If you looking for the best wines in the world.... Car Constantin .The wine, customer service, family atmosphere, beautiful location… near city Niš ( city airport is very close )highway Belgrade Sofia near by.It doesn't get any better.Malča Winery with restaurant is the absolute perfect place for a fairy-tale wedding. It is family owned from 1904 and they were so extremely accommodating. They made me feel like I was the only goest , they were working with even though I know they have countless weddings and events there. They opened the venue early for the wedding party ,Jelena hostess,was onsite the whole time to ensure everything was flawless. I especially loved the outdoor ceremony location (incredible pictures, very convenient for guests, and you can't hear the traffic from the freeway) and the ability to move inside if the weather didn't cooperate. They allowed us to bring in children ,we were able to securely leave vehicles in the parking lot overnight when they shut the gate. The owners even took pictures of ceremony and texted them to me the next day - they truly go above and beyond to make your day special (and it doesn't hurt that their wine is delicious :) I would HIGHLY recommend!

Food is great, we were sitting outside on the balcony and it was very nice. The balcony is isolated from the main street and it peaceful, you have a view on the small vineyard. Service was very polite.

Near Niš. vinery which could be visited, examined and explained different kind of vine production. Old Roman style, medieval, traditional and modern way. One can degustate vine and also some special produsts from vine. Restaurant offer domestic etno grill food but also European meals. Beautifull open space with view of planted wineyard and also closed room.

Great ambient, great service! Veal medallion is a bit chewy, but all in all, it was a very nice experience.

One of the biggest tkd competition we took part in.

So cool place! Recomendation!

Good place for watching sport events. As for concert's it depends on the sound system and how it is set up e.g. on Lepa Brena concert all speakers were set up only to cover front side and the rest heard only echoes.

Tourism Fair Nis..

So many recreational, healthy and sport opportunities for people from babies to old ones. There is a swimming pool with open summer complex of swimming pools and 3 closed ones which work during all the year. In the complex, as well the stadium of football club Radnički, also a sport hall for a lot of different sports. There are also a lot of restaurants and cafes in this area, so after finishing sport activities you can go and have a break.

Location and facility is good. I would give more stars if security implements law of No Smoking in the closed space. To bad that instead of enjoying game or concert person has to choke in cigarette smoke. Washrooms need to be cleaned more often as well. Thank you.

The best place in Nis for visiting sports events

It’s a must check-in point once you are in Nis

The monument is not only a tribute to Sremac’s literary legacy but also an iconic photo stop in Niš. Also, a reminder to drink Rakja once in a while. ♥

This monument is devoted to Stevan Sremac a famous Serbian writer and his friend Kalca, a character from his novel „Ivko’s feast’’. It was raised at the original spot of Zivko Mijalkovic’s home known as ’’gazda Ivko’’, a wealthy craftsman from Nis. Besides the fact that monument is the favourite photo spot for tourists, it also presents the tradition of people form Nis to live life to the fullest.

An interesting monument to one of the most famous Serbian writers, located at the end of the pedestrian street in the city center. You can sit on the empty chair between the writer and his character from the book and take a picture. When it is very hot, do not try to touch the monuments, because they are hot and can hardly be touched.

It's a neat monument. On the main walking path, it is so easy to find. It's definitely nice to see. This monument is devoted to Stevan Sremac a famous Serbian writer and his friend Kalca, a character from his novel „Ivko's feast''. I

Cute statue worthy of a quick photo stop

Tourists as well as locals like to have a a photo with the two gentlemen.

A very well maintained and rather modern church with a small yet pretty park/garden around it and places to rest. If you've seen everything in Nis already, it's a good place to visit.

Beautiful church in the earth of Niś. What a wonderful paintings inside, all around the walls, it is so rich of details. We had a baptism and I can say that cerymony was pretty interesting and emotional. My nephew will have awesome memories to share about .. Thank you all for your kindness and respect. It was really a nice experience!

It is a very peaceful church in rich greenery. You can go, pray, wish and lit a candle.

Either you run the day, or the day runs you after you pray in church. Now make it like you mean it.

Very good church but there is no priest in there

Beautiful place to chill, for kids, and pray for peace 🙏👌🙏

Lovely temple, near current one is actually previous location of old church..