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Gorges, meat 'cookies' and quirky exhibitions: let's go on holiday to Serbia
Serbs are very welcoming and hospitable. Since October 15, Russia and Serbia have resumed air travel, and the Serbian side does not require certificates from Russian tourists and does not quarantine t…
Which Belgrade District is Best to Stay In
Belgrade is a city with incredible charisma, but a very complex geography of moods. It can be noisy and smoky, or quiet and aristocratic. It can look like concrete jungles from fantasy films or a cozy…
How to move to Serbia?
We understand your concerns and are launching a new section 'Let's get out of ̶o̶n̶ ̶v̶a̶c̶a̶t̶i̶o̶n̶'!  In it, members of the Kupi.com team and their friends will share personal experiences of r…
Eastern Europe Without Tourists: You Haven't Been There Yet
Sometimes you just want to get away, but where to? It seems like we've been everywhere, all the top spots have been visited multiple times, and we want something new and unusual. In that case, we have…
Layover in Belgrade
Nikola Tesla Airport Belgrade (BEG) has become one of Europe's main transit hubs for Russian travelers over the past couple of years. It's a convenient stop for those heading to Europe but who decided…
Where to go for the November holidays
It's been a while since we had long weekends, hasn't it? No worries, November holidays are coming soon — three days off! So, there's not much time, which is why we're telling you where you can spend t…
What to see in Montenegro
Montenegro is a magnificent country for travel, where everyone can find literally everything, but in different cities. For example, in Budva you can party, in Tivat — enjoy luxury, and in Herceg Novi…
To Europe in the Footsteps of Russian Writers
If you're sad that a trip to Europe now requires a layover in Istanbul or another city, and therefore takes more time, remember that in previous centuries it took weeks. And visas were also required!…
Where to go for a techno fan: best clubs in Europe
Planning a trip to the world's main techno hotspots requires not only a love for music but also an understanding of local cultural codes. Today, the electronic scene is a powerful unifying tool, trans…
How to move to Montenegro
We continue the section «Let's get out ̶o̶n̶ ̶v̶a̶c̶a̶t̶i̶o̶n̶», where Kupi.com team members and their friends share personal relocation experiences to other countries. New guide — about Montenegro! S…
Aerial Journey: Europe's Best Cable Cars
Hey guys! How about the idea of seeing a city from above? But not just from an observation deck, battling the wind-hairdresser and endless tourists with selfie sticks, but in more comfortable conditio…
What to see in Croatia
What are the first associations that come to mind when you hear the word Croatia? Europe, greenery, and cozy small towns? All true. But few know that Croatia is also 'hvala', gregada, and pine trees.…
Holidays in the Tula Region
An idea for a small, cozy weekend not far : just you, Tula gingerbread, and a complete immersion in Russian culture and history. We tell you everything about holidays in the Tula region: what to see b…
Abandoned Cities: 5 Places Where Time Stood Still
Sometimes a trip needs a little adrenaline. And you don't necessarily have to parachute, paraglide over the city (which is also very cool!) or provoke local bandits by walking alone in dark alleys. Yo…
Most Dangerous Countries for Travel
International SOS assessed health and life risks for travelers in various countries worldwide and created an interactive map. Based on data from the British company Ipsos Mori, International SOS asses…
What to see in Nikola-Lenivets Park
We are sure that during Maslenitsa, no one missed the cool videos of a giant effigy being burned, with people dancing around it in traditional Russian costumes. This splendor happens annually in Nikol…
How Tourism Changed After the Pandemic
Remember 2020? That time when everyone wore masks, set QR codes with vaccination certificates as phone wallpapers, and held parties via Zoom? The very coronavirus pandemic that put travel on hold. Fiv…
Free Public Transport Abroad
How to get around abroad is always a tricky question. Some simply buy a day pass and spare no expense, while others prefer to walk to avoid spending extra money on “it’s only a ten-minute walk!”. But…
What is a vaccine passport, who needs it and why
Well, it's started. Although the WHO is against vaccine passports, some countries are still coming up with something. They say it will make it easier for citizens to travel, and generally, such a syst…
New Year Holidays 2026: 10 Destinations for Day Trips
January holidays are a small life. But by the third day of home comfort, the soul usually demands a change of scenery. A one-day trip (one day trip format) is an ideal way to get new emotions without…