Bus from KRALJEVO to THESSALONIKI

About the station KRALJEVO

Kraljevo is a city and the seat of the territorial unit of the same name in Serbia. It is located at the confluence of three rivers: Ibar, Zapadna Morava and Ribnica. Together with Kragujevac and Čačak, Kraljevo is an important cultural and administrative center of Central Serbia. This area has been inhabited since the distant past. Archaeological data reveal the presence of Greek and Roman influences. The village of Rudo Polje, from which Kraljevo originated, was founded in the second half of the 14th century. Since the Turkish occupation, the name Karanovac has become familiar. The city received its current name in 1882 when Serbia was proclaimed a kingdom.

In addition to its role as a municipal and administrative center, the city of Kraljevo also plays the role of an economic, trade and industrial center of southwestern Serbia, a center where almost all economic capacities are concentrated. The greatest influence on economic developments in the city is exerted by trade and processing industries. These are also the sectors in which the largest number of companies in the city of Kraljevo operate. Thanks to its favorable geographical location, Kraljevo has also become a major traffic intersection in the country. There are many spa resorts in the area: Vrnjačka, Mataruška, Bogutovačka, Vitanovačka and Sirčanska banja, which are also famous tourist attractions. The Orthodox monasteries of Žiča and Studenica, located near the city, are also famous.

The bus station is located on Oktobarskih žrtava Street, in the immediate vicinity of the train station and the city center. Given the well-developed public transport network and the existence of taxi services, the Kraljevo bus station is well connected to the city center.

Nightlife

Nightclub "Uno momento", "Hookah place Kraljevo", "Faraon"

Restaurants

"Mirage", Pizza Restaurant "Kuća Sećanja", "AS", "Kralj", "Brvnara", "Tramonto", "Nacional 2000", "Ethno Restaurant "Zavičaj"

Taverns

"Kvorum pub", "Havana club", "Amada caffe", "Bonton", "Gašper", "Flashback", "Kod kneza"

Events

"Narcisu u Pohode", "Čiker MTB Maraton", "Veseli spust", "Maglič fest", "Maturski ples", "Rock & River", "Srebrni kazan"

Accommodation

Popular hotels and motels

Hotel Turist, "Đerdan", "Royal", "Konak Studenica 1186", "Crystal, "Sunce", "Žička plaža", "Olimp"

Shopping

TC "Big Kraljevo", TC "Slovo", TC "Danica", "Queen"

Important Phone Numbers

Bus Station Kraljevo +381 (0)36 313 444

Medical Center +381 (0)36 332 522

Post Office +381 (0)36 312 512

Police +381 (0)36 231 777

Fire Department +381 (0)36 314-291

Health Center +381 (0)36 301-910

About the destination THESSALONIKI

Thessaloniki is called the second capital by the Greeks, since it is not only the second largest city of Greece after Athens, but also the capital of Northern Greece and Macedonia. It is beautifully situated by the sea, and there are also many interesting places in the city and its surrounding areas that you can visit. Thessaloniki is home also of some of the most famous sport unions and football clubs like PAOK, Aris and Heracles. The university of Thessaloniki is the second largest of Greece therefore the city is has a large number of students from all over Greece. Every year during the International Thessaloniki Expo is held the festival of Greek music and the film festival of Thessaloniki. The city has many industries that most of them located at the area of Sindos.

Thessaloniki is a great place to spend some time in all year around, and even though it is a very big city, it is not as polluted as Athens. The fresh sea breeze is almost always there, and taking a walk in its harbour you get a nice view of the town and the sea.

Thessaloniki was the sister of Alexander the Great. She was married to a man named Kassandros, and it was also he who founded the city in 315BC. Before that, there was a much older settlement here called Therme.

Although largely rebuilt in modern style, Thessaloníki still retains its famous white Byzantine walls, the 15th-century White Tower, and a Venetian citadel. The city is famous for its many fine churches, notably those of St. Sophia (modeled after its namesake in İstanbul and including fine mosaics), of St. George, and of St. Demetrius. The ruins of the triumphal arch of Emperor Constantine are there, in addition to Aristotle Univ.

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