Things to do in Hum

No. 1 of Best Things to Do in Nisava District

Fortress of Niš

Fortress of Niš is located in the center of the city of Nis in the Nisava District, Serbia, and is a historic fortification that has witnessed the changes of many eras. The fortress was originally built during the 18th-century Ottoman period, and its well-preserved stone walls and gates showcase the architectural style and military defense technology of that time. The fortress spans a vast area and houses several historical sites, including theBaths of Antoninus, mosque ruins, and the Petrovaradin Fortress Clock. Visitors can stroll through the fortress, explore these historical buildings, and soak in the rich historical atmosphere. The fortress's elevated position offers a great vantage point for overlooking the city of Nis, making it an ideal spot for photography enthusiasts. There are cafes and small souvenir shops inside the fortress, where visitors can enjoy local drinks or buy souvenirs after touring. Visitors are advised to wear comfortable shoes to walk on the cobblestone paths within the fortress.

St. Sava Park

is a city park known for its tranquil environment and rich cultural activities. This park is not only a great place for local residents to enjoy leisure and recreation, but also an important venue for showcasing Serbian culture and history. The park covers a large area and is shaded by trees, with winding paths perfect for walking, jogging, and cycling. Visitors can enjoy the fresh air and tranquil environment here, away from the hustle and bustle of the city. The park's design emphasizes ecology and environmental protection, providing an ideal natural space for visitors to relax and unwind. Furthermore, the park regularly hosts various cultural and festive events, such as concerts, art exhibitions, and community markets, enriching the local cultural life. These events not only promote community interaction and exchange but also provide visitors with opportunities to learn about Serbian culture.

King Milan Square

Park Čair

Skull Tower

In 1809, before the defeat at the Battle of Cegar, the Duke of Resava launched an attack on the Turkish forces, firing directly at the Turkish depot, which resulted in over 4,000 of his own men and over 10,000 Turkish casualties. The Turks still emerged victorious. They decapitated the Serbs, skinned their heads, and embedded them into this tower. Originally, there were 952 skulls, but now only 58 remain, and this tower has become a testament to the heroism of the Serbs.

National Theater Niš

Church of Saint Panteleimon

Park Bubanj

Sports Hall Čair

Sports complex "Cair"