Before the conflicts
of the 1990s, Serbia and Montenegro were
part of the former Yugoslavia. The region
is emerging from that troubled period, however
the regions resorts have yet to regain the
popularity with tourists that they previously
enjoyed. Events in Belgrade include a film
festival held in February, a theatre festival
held in September and a classical music
festival in October. In July and August
Budva in Montenegro holds a summer festival.
Capital City: Belgrade
Population: 10.8 million
Area: 102,000 sq km
Geography: Serbia and Montenegro borders
the Adriatic Sea, between Albania and Bosnia
and Herzegovina. The land ranges from mountains
in the south to plains in the north.
Weather: Dry, hot summers
and cold winters in the south. Humid, hot
summers and cold winters in the north.
Getting There: Visitors can drive into Serbia and Montenegro
from neighbouring countries. There are flights
available from most major European airports.
