Golubac Fortress

The town of Golubac is about 3 hours by bus from Belgrade. A couple of kilometers from Golubac, overlooking the Danube River and Romanian border lies Golubac Fortress. Definitely an impressive sight. I should take off a point because it was closed when I visited, but incredible enough anyhow.

I saw the introduction of the Korubaik Castle on the Internet before, so I came here on the way back to Belgrade from Nish. Before I came, I actually wanted to check if it was open, because it was a New Year holiday in Serbia when I went. But because the information asymmetry online can not be found, I came directly to ... on the way to the very fog, I can't see what is more than a meter in front. At that time, I already felt uneasy, but since I was ready to go, I kept going. I finally opened to the door. The bad feeling has changed. It really closed for a month, but it is also, such a big fog, I can't see anything when I go, only if I have the opportunity to come back and enjoy it when there is no fog in the future. ...

Finally got the morning work, and then set off to today's destination, the fortress of Kolubak! After entering the destination, the planned route is given, and the journey is 81 kilometers, which is expected to take 1 hour and 41 minutes. But when we happily drove on the road, we found that the road perfectly avoided almost all the roads, all the way through the mountains, along the deserted country trails and sparsely populated small villages and farmland, although the surrounding pastoral scenery looks very good. Mr. Kuma, who was in a good mood, stepped on the accelerator, "speed up, walk up!" The road built along the river bank was good. Although the high cliff on the right side of the road blocked the sun, but looking at the Romanian sun thousands of miles across the river, the mood was still much better! The 14th century hilltop castle has jumped into view, turning the front into the parking lot to wander around. However, we immediately suffered a second blow today - the castle is not open today. There was no way to drive into the scenic parking lot, so I had to find an open space by the side of the road, put me down to take pictures, and the sad Kuma brother could only stay in place to guard the car. Although you can't enter the parking lot, as long as you walk to the road on the Danube side, you can see the Fort Korubaik not far away, and it is beautiful under the sun. Although it is a pity that you can't enter the tour, you can punch in well-known attractions without spending ticket money, so it seems that you are not so depressed. Tips Korubaik Castle Address: Golubac 12223, Serbia