Follow the latest activities and projects of UNESCO clubs across Serbia.
Students of the Kraljevo Gymnasium visited the Sopoćani Monastery, the archaeological site of Stari Ras and Đurđevi Stupovi — UNESCO World Heritage Sites since 1979. They also observed celestial bodies and captured the rare Lemon Comet.
Students of the Kraljevo Gymnasium UNESCO Club visited Notre-Dame Cathedral and other cultural landmarks of Paris during their 2025 study trip.
We gladly accepted the invitation of the French Federation of UNESCO Clubs and joined this conference. 80 representatives from various federations across Europe and Africa participated.
Students of the 6th Belgrade, Zemun and Smederevo Gymnasiums visited cultural landmarks of Paris and the banks of the Seine under UNESCO protection since 1991.
After a three-day tour of Paris, students visited the Palace of Versailles, listed as a World Cultural Heritage Site in 1979.
Students of the 6th Belgrade Gymnasium visited Budapest and UNESCO-protected sites: Buda, the banks of the Danube and Andrássy Avenue.
Students carried out a project on the intangible cultural heritage of Zrenjanin and its surroundings, collecting numerous stories and old customs of Banat.
Vrnjačka Banja Gymnasium worked on a project about old crafts, with special attention devoted to calligraphy as intangible cultural heritage.
The 4th Asia-Europe Forum was held on October 29, 2021, on the topic of education and sustainable development of society, in the year celebrating 75 years of UNESCO.