Šabac is a sleepy riverside town in western Serbia, best known as the birthplace of Marshal Tito, the country’s long-time dictator. The town is a convenient base for exploring the surrounding countryside, which is dotted with monasteries, churches and Ottoman-era mosques. Šabac’s main square is a pleasant place to relax, with a park, a few cafes and a river running through it. The town is also home to a lively market, where you can buy anything from fruit and vegetables to traditional costumes and jewellery.
Average temperatures during the day in Šabac.
