Standing at a height of 85 meters and weight of 8,000 tones, “Rodina-Mat’ Zovyot” or “The Motherland Calls” is the tallest statue in Europe...
Slavic Names Explained With Examples
Travel
Do the words ‘ajvar’, ‘rakija’, ‘sarma’, ‘Kalemegdan’, or ‘the skull tower’ mean anything to you? Did you...
Have you ever been to Sngidum? Singidunum? Alba Graeca? Beograd? The fabulous capital of Serbia, Belgrade, the “city that never sleeps” changed its name around 15 times...
Slavic People
Slavic myths and folklore have been sources of inspiration for many artists around the world and within the Slavic countries. Ancient Slavs believed in many gods and goddesses but also revered a wide array of supernatural beings that, according to...
Slavic Food
Geographically, Bulgaria is a country located in Southeast Europe, bordered by Serbia, North Macedonia, Greece, Turkey, and Romania. The dominant climate is moderately...
Bosnia and Herzegovina is located on the Balkan Peninsula and is bordered by Croatia on the west and north, on the east by Serbia, on the south-east and south-west with...
Slovakia a landlocked country located in Central Europe. The capital city is Bratislava while other bigger cities are Nitra, Koshice, Banska Bystrica and Preshov. The...
