Hotels near Constantine the Great Airport - INI, Niš

Nis is a small town but has some good restaurants and bars, great for a short stay. We have been for 3 days and 1 months, so have done the tourist and the day to day living. Good shopping mall, easy to reach by bus, pay the conductor 70 dinars each, use google maps for the bus numbers to catch. Taxis are cheap, just make sure they put the meter on

I loved how walkable Niš is! Everything from the fortress to the river promenade is just a short stroll away. The old town has a really cozy charm to it. Add in great food and friendly locals, and you get such a little hidden gem!

As I have said in my comments, you have to visit a restaurant/s with live music ( generally Fridays and Saturdays only ) . However, if you plan to do this, you have to make a reservation a week or more before the date. So, make a reservation on the phones of the restaurants at the internet sites. Look for the top restaurants in NIS. Otherwise, everything is full booked. Prices are more than affordable. NIS is not exactly a vegan / vegetarian friendly city. Here is a joke, that explains this. "Two vegetarians enter a restaurant in NIS. They ask the waiter, what he would recomend for vegetarians. Call a taxi, replied the waiter."

We loved Nis. One of the things that we particularly enjoyed was the food. There are lots of excellent restaurants around where you can buy a typical Serbian barbecue. I would particularly recommend a restaurant called 'Izvor' and the 'Izvorski complet' - this includes a selection of meats and cheeses presented in its own unique way. We managed to do quite a bit of sight seeing including the Fortress, local parks, Bubanj, Cegar and an archaeological site which was a summer residence of Constantin the Great. In addition to this there is a great shopping mall called 'Delta'.

A very lively city, with both history and spirit, lots of greenery and a beautiful riverside. Food is wonderful, and people are very friendly. There are also numerous options for day trips away from the city.

it is a beautiful, quiet, laid-back, nice, and kind of underrated city. It is a feeling like experiencing 80's Yugoslavia. A very safe and very social place in the same time. Compared with Belgrade and Novi Sad ,niş is a lot cheaper for all goods