Serbia’s National Day, celebrated on February 15, marks a defining chapter in the nation’s pursuit of sovereignty and self-determination.  The day commemorates both the beginning of the First Serbian Uprising and the adoption of the first modern constitution.  This day symbolizes the people’s enduring desire for freedom and governance rooted in their own voice.  From the banks of the Danube to historic Belgrade, Serbia’s landscape carries the echoes of struggle, resilience, and national pride.

What sets Serbia apart is its deep connection to history and tradition, paired with an unyielding spirit of independence.  Music, faith, family, and cultural memory are central threads of Serbian life that bind generations together.  National Day is not only a remembrance of past sacrifices, but a call to carry forward the values of courage, unity, and perseverance.  It reminds Serbians that their identity has been shaped through resilience and strength while guiding the nation’s future.