Serbia is located in the central part of the Balkan Peninsula, in the south-eastern part of Europe. The Republic of Serbia, together with the Republic of Montenegro, is a constituent part of The State Union of Serbia and Montenegro. It contains two autonomous provinces: Vojvodina and Kosovo and Metohija.

For centuries, Serbia's capital city, Belgrade, has shaped and reshaped itself on the banks of the Danube and Sava rivers. Belgrade combines arts and culture with great architecture - both classic and modern. The city has a range of museums and galleries for those seeking a more cultural experience including the Museum of Contemporary Art, the National Museum and the Ethnographical Museum, the Gallery of Frescoes and the Palace of Princess Ljubica.

Belgrade boasts some of the greatest nightlife to be found anywhere in Europe which includes a variety of performance arts including world class operas, concerts and theatre performances. Whether a night out includes dinner with live music in the Bohemian Skadarlija district or relaxing at one of the city's antique cafes or on a house boat or enjoying the city's burgeoning club scene - you are guaranteed to have a good time!

Stretching along the banks of the Danube, Novi Sad is the elegant capital of the autonomous Province of Vojvodina. Known as the 'Serbian Athens', the city has many museums, galleries, libraries and theatres.

The country-side abounds with beautiful national parks, flowing rivers and superb mountain scenery. For example Prokletije, the Alps of the Southern Europe, has the highest, steepest peaks in Serbia. Visit traditional villages like Valjevska Kamenica. It is known for its hospitable people, which may have something to do with its famous double distilled brandy!

The EXIT festival dates have been confirmed as July 12-15,2007.