Statistically, Serbs are the most hospitable people in the world.

Europe’s largest gorge, the Djerdap Gorge is situated in Serbia. The mighty Danube river flows through it.

The very first video transmission between North America and Europe that took place in 1963 featured the Serbian fresco “White Angel” from the Monastery Mileseva.

The Old Downtown Church that stands in the downtown section of Cacak is home to a religious building that has been turned into a mosque a record ten times.

The Serbian clock-making industry is even older than the world-famous Swiss one. The Serbs had their own clock 600 years before the Swiss did.

During the 3rd and 4th century 18 Roman emperors were born on the territory of modern day Serbia. That’s a fifth of all the rulers of the Roman empire.

The country has been topping the global raspberry export list for several years now. Even in 2012, almost 95% of the world’s raspberries came from Serbia.

Most Serbian last names end with the letters “ić”.