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In the year of 1886 workers of Chicago have fought for their rights and won working conditions that are mostly practiced nowadays too \u2013 8 hours of work, 8 of free time & 8 hours of rest. For most of the Serbian citizens this achievement comes with another perk: on the 1st of May much of the folk goes on a so called 1st May reveille, usually to the outdoors, making barbecue with their friends & family and sharing liquor while chit chatting. If, this year, you\u2019re not so much up to for protests and rallies happening traditionally across the Europe on this day, then taking a quick trip to Serbia<\/a> is the right cup of tea for you.<\/p>\n If you are a believer then you know that the catholic Easter is on the 21st<\/sup> of April, followed by orthodox Easter on the 28th<\/sup> of April, and in Serbia all these are counted as holidays so you will meet people that are relaxed and have more than usually time to hang out.<\/p>\n A classic picnic to the outdoors is an excellent spring choice, but if you are more into for something not so vanilla why not explore the forgotten landmarks of Yugoslavia<\/a>?<\/p>\n Instead of carefully measuring the amount of liquor that would be suitable, let us take care<\/a> of the organization and transport, and forget about one less limit you have to take in account but enjoy the festive atmosphere.<\/p>\n As seductive aromas of roasted meat are spreading across the glades, Belgrade and, only 80 Km further, Novi Sad are looking almost as deserted which is a city picturesque you\u2019ll rarely encounter.<\/p>\n