Pirot is a small town so you can make the most of your stay by walking around and sight seeing, we specifically went to Vlasi village which has beautiful mountains and a small river, the perfect escape from your hectic city life into a quite serene nature haven. At most you need 4 or 5 days any more and you would run out of things to do or if your pace is a bit slow take a week

Pirot and it's surroundings offer so much. Waterfalls, lakes, hiking. The town itself can be explored in a couple of days, worth it. However, you might find there is insufficient information and must rely on navigation. Otherwise, food is good and 20% cheaper than in Belgrade. Ice cream 50 rsd per scoop.

Very pleasant, friendly and open minded people. Gastronomy, as a main reason for arrival in Pirot, was out of this world. All 5 places that we visited served fantastic meals: Dukat, Kraljev cardak, Mali pevac, Ladna voda i Nisavska dolina.

Pirot is a typical Serbian town where everyone will find their pleasure. Not far from Pirot, the city of Nis, which I consider to be the most beautiful Serbian city. Lots of sights, Balkan cuisine with extra levels, great people.

Very charming city with beautiful spots for hiking, excursions and cultural visits very close to it. Town is clean, small but with enough restaurants, coffee shops. Great walking area by the river bank. Nice renovated old castle within city park. Great restaurants with local specialites- Ladna voda, Vitina Iza, Dukat.

City of Pirot is not so known place for tourist. There is still great place to spend for a weekend or week. City live, people, food, castle, is something for you to try out or then you can go hiking to the highest mountain Midzor for sunny day. or take a car and drive cross the border biggest city of Bulgaria called Sofia. Also so if you have extra 500€. you live Pirot like a king or queen.