City: Serbia

Serbia, Serbia

Capital and largest city: Belgrade 44°48′N 20°28′E / 44.800°N 20.467°E / 44.800; 20.467

Official languages: Serbian

Ethnic groups (2011): 83.3% Serbs 3.5% Hungarians 2.1% Roma 2% Bosniaks 9% others (excluding Kosovo)

Demonym: Serbian

Government: Unitary parliamentary constitutional republic

• President: Aleksandar Vučić

• Prime Minister: Ana Brnabić

Legislature: National Assembly

Formation

• Medieval principality: late 8th century

• Medieval kingdom/empire: 1217/1346

• Ottoman conquest: 1459–1556

• Principality of Serbia: 1815

• Internationally recognized: 1878

• National unification: 1912–1918

• Independent Republic: 5 June 2006

Area

• Including Kosovo: 88,361 km (34,116 sq mi) (111th)

• Excluding Kosovo: 77,474 km (29,913 sq mi)

Population

• 2017 estimate: 7,058,322 (excluding Kosovo) (104th)

• Density: 91.1/km (235.9/sq mi) (121th)

GDP (PPP): 2018 estimate

• Total: $112.475 billion (78th)

• Per capita: $16,063 (excluding Kosovo) (83rd)

GDP (nominal): 2018 estimate

• Total: $42.378 billion (86th)

• Per capita: $6,052 (excluding Kosovo) (88th)

Gini (2013): 29.6 low

HDI (2015): 0.776 high · 66th

Currency: Serbian dinar (RSD)

Time zone: CET (UTC+1)

• Summer (DST): CEST (UTC+2)

Drives on the: right

Calling code: +381

ISO 3166 code: RS

Internet TLD: .rs .срб

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8 Libraries in Serbia That You Shouldn't Miss

June 12, 2021 Jacquiline Delozier

Coordinates: 44°N 21°E / 44°N 21°E / 44; 21
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1. Svetozar Markovic University Library

Belgrade Serbia

Excellent

30%

Good

70%

Satisfactory

Poor

Terrible

Overall Ratings

4.5 based on 10 reviews

2. The City Library

Novi Sad Serbia

Excellent

46%

Good

46%

Satisfactory

Poor

Terrible

Overall Ratings

4.5 based on 13 reviews

3. Matica Srpska Library

Matice Srpske 1, Novi Sad 21000 Novi Sad Serbia +381 21 420199 http://www.bms.ns.ac.rs/bmseng101b.htm

Excellent

47%

Good

40%

Satisfactory

Poor

Terrible

Overall Ratings

4.5 based on 15 reviews

Reviewed By igoroaming - New York City, United States

This library contains materials dated centuries ago. It is a unique place in Serbia, where international visitors, as well as national one, can get a personal look at the Serbian history, understand the people, and there collective values and spirit.

4. City Library

Cara Dushana 2, Subotica 24000 Serbia +381 24 553115 [email protected] http://www.subiblioteka.rs/

Excellent

38%

Good

38%

Satisfactory

25%

Poor

Terrible

Overall Ratings

4.0 based on 8 reviews

The city library is the only one in Subotica and it's in the center of the city, right in front of the green fountain. You can go inside and find the books not only in Serbo-Croatian and Hungarian language, but also in English, Russian and German languages. The outside of the library can be interesting for the architecture and history lovers, and for the photographers looking for a great photos.

5. National Library of Serbia

Skerliceva 1, Belgrade Serbia +381 11 2451242 [email protected] https://www.facebook.com/NLS.Belgrade/

Excellent

33%

Good

Satisfactory

67%

Poor

Terrible

Overall Ratings

3.5 based on 3 reviews

6. National Library

Main street, Downtown, Sombor Serbia

7. Narodna biblioteka "Jovan Popovic"

Trg Srpskih Dobrovoljaca 57, Kikinda 23300 Serbia http://kibiblioteka.org.rs/

8. National Library "Dusan Matic"

Cuprija 35230 Serbia +381 35 8470843 [email protected] http://biblioteka.cuprija.rs

City: Serbia

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1. Svetozar Markovic University Library

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2. The City Library

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3. Matica Srpska Library

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Reviewed By igoroaming - New York City, United States

4. City Library

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5. National Library of Serbia

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6. National Library

7. Narodna biblioteka "Jovan Popovic"

8. National Library "Dusan Matic"

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