Serbia: flag, capital and facts
Serbia is a country in Southern Europe (Europe). Its capital is Belgrade. Population — 6,586,476. Area — 88,361 km². Below: the flag, the key facts and easy ways to remember them.
The flag of Serbia
Red, blue, and white with a crowned eagle on the crest.
The capital of Serbia — Belgrade
Belgrade is the capital of Serbia. Belgrade means 'white city' — 'grad' is an old word for town.
Facts about Serbia
- Official name
- Republic of Serbia
- Capital
- Belgrade
- Continent
- Europe
- Region
- Southern Europe
- Population
- 6,586,476
- Area
- 88,361 km²
- Currency
- RSD (дин.)
- Status
- UN member state
- Coordinates
- 44°, 21°
How to remember the name
The nameSerbia hides 'herb' — but its real badge is a proud double-headed eagle.
Did you know?
Belgrade is over 2,000 years old and sits where the Sava and Danube rivers meet.
Flags that look alike
These flags are easy to mix up with the flag of Serbia — in the game they are trained side by side, so the difference sticks.
Other countries of Southern Europe
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