In the morning of the second day, catch the nostalgic train Sargan Eight at the Mokra Gora railway station. Over the course of the 2.5-hour ride, admire views of the surrounding mountains, enjoy the rattling sound of an old train and learn why it was named the "Shargan Eight".

Mećavnik, Drvengrad, Woodentown, Kustendorf are all different names and terms for a town built by the filmmaker Emir Kusturica. Whichever name you recognize it by, you'll have the chance to wander its streets and squares. Stroll through the town, with a museum, a church, a library, a hotel, and a restaurant, as well as streets named after Kusturica’s heroes like Nikola Tesla, Che Guevara, and Federico Fellini.

On the way back to Belgrade we'll take you through Tara National Park.

Ideal place for lunch is a place across iconic Drina River House. You'll have a chance to enjoy both views and tastes in this spot. After lunch you'll head back to Belgrade

Short break to enjoy the view from the observation desk overlooking Podrinje - a region where Drina River runs and where Serbia touches Bosnia.