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| Nis Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see The Skull Tower The Skull Tower www.nistourism.org.yu Nis is a city of almost 300,000 inhabitants in southern Serbia. A major industrial and university center. Situated on the crossroads of two major highways (Budapest-Athens and a section going to Sofia and Instanbul). But despites that, it is a really enjoyable place for staying. Major tourist attractions are a Turkish Fortress which dominates the city centre and an archeological site "Mediana" which features remains of a summer residence of the Romane Emperor Constantine the Great. The city was severely damaged in the WWII and very few examples of pre-war architecture remain. A small archeological museum is located in the city center ("Narodni Muzej"). At the other side of town you can find a small monument that was erected after an acient Turkish-Serbian war. The Scull Tower. Niska Banja Spa is also a popular tourist destination but mainly caters to domestic "health" toursits. A little bit more outside the towncentre, you can find the "Red Cross". Once a stable for horses, later a transportation camp (in WW II). Night life is quite livley and a large number of cafe's are packed in the afternoons and in the evenings. Restaurants feature mainly local Serbian cuisine with heavy Greek and Turkish influences. Unfortunately good accomodations are in short supply - major hotels are "Ambassador" in the city centre and Motel "Nais" on the Highway E-75. A few small (up to 15 rooms) private hotels are available and those are generally in much better shape then the "major" hotels although renovation plans have been announced. A number of tourist agencies are located in the city center and they will be able to help you with finding a room. Taxi's are readily available and are very inexpensive. Good connections to all major European cities are available by bus and tickets can be purchased at the main Bus Station. The city also has an international airport which is currently served only by JAT Airways and Montenegro Airlines (with domestic routes and daily flights to Zurich and Paris). _________Sights Edit This The Skull Tower The Skull Tower www.nistourism.org.yu Nis was wery known in the Roman era,as Naisus, with it's luxurious suburb Mediana, where some Roman emperors, like Constantin The Great, bult their vilas and summer housses. Constantin was born here in 274 A.C. and he was recognized, by both Catolic and Ortodox Churches as a Saint, along with his mother Helena. [Add Sight] The Skull Tower Edit This The Skull Tower is a unique world monument. It is a tower built of the skulls of Serbian rebels for freedom. The Turks built this monument after Cegar battle. type: Memorials World66 rating: [rate it] tel: +381-18/322-228 openingHours: Mon-Sat: 8-20h, Sunday: 8-20h url: www.nistourism.org.yu address: Bul.Dr Zorana Djindjica bb email: torg-nis@bankerinter.net Nis Concentration Camp Edit This Crveni krst was a concentration camp located in the Serbian city of Niš, and operated by the Nazi Germans during the Second World War. It is estimated that around 30,000 persons went through this camp, and an estimated 12,000 persons where executed on the location of Bubanj. Many of the other inmates were transferred to other camps like Sajmište concentration camp or other camps around Europe. The camp victims included the Jews, Roma, but mostly members of the Yugoslav Communist Party and their sympathisers, more.. type: Memorials World66 rating: [rate it] |