Cheap Nis Flights
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There are 2 flights operating between Istanbul and Nis. You may find frequent flights from Istanbul, Izmir and Diyarbakir to Nis.

Are you looking for cheap fares for Nis flights? In the coming 3 months: Adana Nis 5,597 TL, Ankara Nis 5,150 TL and Kayseri Nis 7,483 TL

Better to book your flight to Nis 42 days before departure to get the best fares on average.

September and August months are the highest season for Serbia, Nis. The prices are higher compared to the other periods. You will find the cheapest flight prices in the following months: November and January.

Nis, the third largest city in Serbia after Belgrade and Novi Sad, is also one of the oldest settlements in the Balkan geography. This city, which has been known by different names such as Navissos, Naissus and Nysos throughout history, has also hosted many civilizations such as the Ottomans, Romans, Byzantines and Celts.

The birthplace of the first Byzantine King Constantine the Great, Nis is an admirable city with its cultural texture, historical buildings and peaceful atmosphere. Attracting tourists who want to take cultural trips with its fascinating atmosphere, this Balkan city is among Serbia's most popular travel destinations with its friendly and warm-blooded people.

Places to Visit in Nis

The Niş Crveni Krst Concentration Camp, where citizens of Serbian, Jewish and Romani origin were captured and killed by the German secret police during the Second World War, is one of the most visited places in the city. It is known that approximately 10 thousand people lost their lives in this concentration camp, which was turned into a museum and opened to visitors today.

The 21-kilometer-long Nisava River, which runs through Nis, which is famous for its historical and cultural structures, and divides the city into two, is one of the frequent destinations of those who come to the city with its impressive view. Nisava, where you can take long walks around, is also known as the river that gives the city its name. King Milan Square, which is the most lively and lively spot of the city, is a place where the tourist population is quite high thanks to the shops, cafes and restaurants around it.

Nis Castle, located near King Milan Square and used as a military zone during the Roman Empire, is a structure that was turned into a castle with thick walls built by the Ottomans. There is an old Turkish bath, parks and a mosque, which is used as a restaurant today, in this two-kilometer-long castle, which is entered through the main gate called the Istanbul Gate.

Other places worth seeing in the city include; There are also Obrenoviceva Street where Neo-Renaissance style buildings and cute cafes are located, Mediana, an archaeological site, and the Skull Tower, which was built by Hurşid Ahmed Pasha, who was at the head of the army during the Ottoman period, from the skulls of Serbian rebels who wanted to leave the Ottoman Empire.

How to go to Nis?

There are no direct flights from Turkey to Nis Constantine The Great Airport. Therefore, passengers who want to visit Nis can reach this city via Istanbul via Belgrade or Zurich. To go from the airport to the city center, one of the options of taxi or car rental can be preferred.

You can take a look at the flight ticket deals to Nis to have a pleasant travel experience in the streets of Nis that smells of history.