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Nis is one of the oldest cities in the Balkans and one of the largest cities in Serbia, with over 250,000 people. It is located along the Nišava River and surrounded by mountains. Nis is known as the birthplace of the Roman emperor Constantine the Great and is an important cultural and historical center, containing many monuments and cultural institutions like the National Theatre. The city also hosts numerous annual festivals and is a center for sports in Serbia.
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- 1. A FAMOUS PLACE IN SERBIA By: Aleksa Savić
- 2. Nis • The city of Nis is one of the oldest town in Balkan and one of the biggest town in Serbia. • The river Nišava flows through the city of Nis. • It is a city of more than 250 000 people and a university center with 13 faculties. • “Constantine the Great” is an international airport in Nis. • All around the city are magnificent mountains: Mt. Suva Planina, Svrljiške Planine and Mt. Seličevica.
- 3. Nis • The city of Nis is the birthplace of the famous Roman emperor Constantine the Great. • The city of Nis is a cultural and historical center. There are a lot of monuments: Mediana, The Fortress, Cele Kula, Cegar. • The City is famous for the National Theatre and The Puppet Theatre, National and University Library.
- 4. Nis •There are also many festivals: Nisville- Jazz festival, the Film Festival, the Music Festival Nisomnia, the Burek Days. •It is a town of many sports: cycling, tennis, football, handball, canoe and kayak. •Nis has a great sport hall Cair, for all sport events.