We approach the City Fortress, a fortification with three corner tabia bastions where we can see the Watchtower, which was once used for observation. The tower with the fortress is integrated in the current emblem of the city of Novi Pazar.

Not far away from it is the Dositej Obradovic Library, where the Red Star cinema was once located.

We continue our tour to the Old Bazaar, a series of small craft shops, where the Stambol route, the road that led to Istanbul, via Kosovska Mitrovica and Skopje, once was passing through. Novi Pazar has always been a natural crossroads of routes from east to west and a meeting point of the cultures of Western and Eastern civilizations.

Altun-Alem mosque is a testimony thereof, built at the beginning of the 16th century, being one of the most beautiful and oldest mosques in this region, which is still in use today.

We reach the Isa – beys hammam (Turkish bath), which was built during the founding period of the city of Novi Pazar. It was built by Isa-bey Isakovic. The hammam was double, divided into female and male, and had eleven domes, only some of which have been preserved.

Nearby is Zlatno sokace (Golden Alley), a series of shops selling gold and silver jewellery.

Among the large number of significant buildings in our city, we present the House of Cavic, which was built in 1911 on the model of a similar house from Thessaloniki..

There is a possibility to visit the museum. The museum is of a complex type where you can see historical, archaeological, ethnological and applied art exhibits. Entry to the museum with entrance fee.

The tour can also include shopping at the Small Town Market (working hours every day until 4:00 p.m.), as well as at the Big Merchandise Market, which is open on Sundays.

Gastronomy tour, lunch or dinner as well as tasting of coffee cooked on live coals, malinada, djulsia (rose juice),boza, baklava, mantije, kebab can also be arranged in agreement with the guides and in combination with the City Tour.

After Djurdjevi Stupovi, we continue to the Old Town of Ras, the former capital of the medieval Serbian state of Raska. The complex includes the fortress, Isposnica cave and Trgoviste (market place). Vukan’s Gospel, one of the Serbian oldest written monuments, was written in the cave.

We will see the most beautiful frescoes of the Middle Ages in the Sopocani Monastery, the endowment of King Uros I, including the Assumption fresco was declared the most beautiful fresco of the Middle Ages at an exhibition in Paris in 1961.

We can organize a visit to the Novi Pazar’s Spa, where you can bath in the Old Hammam, separate women’s and men’s schedules, entrance fee. The possibility of organizing lunch in one of the hotels or restaurants upon notice and agreement with the guide.

What we definitely recommend is a visit to Mount Golija, and on the way to the mountain you can see the village of Miscice, the birthplace of Rastko Nemanjic, Saint Sava, who, although of noble origin, became a monk very early and became the first Serbian educator and teacher.

Golija Mountain is located on the territory of five municipalities. One can ski on Golija during the winter. There are gentle trails on this mountain, suitable for beginners and families with children, and in the summer it is suitable for hiking in the clean mountain air. It is 38 km from Novi Pazar.

Distance from Novi Pazar 56 km. This mountain is the most famous ski center in Serbia and beyond. The highest peak is Pancicev vrh, 2017 m. The mountain has a large number of accommodation facilities, as well as a developed network of ski trails, and offers a large number of other recreational facilities. The mountain is also suitable for vacation during the summer period.