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This Serbian cafe lets you enjoy your coffee alongside alpacas

Euronews Thursday 08 October 2026, 10:00 UTC 1 min read
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Fancy a coffee with a side of alpaca? A new cafe in northern Serbia is inviting visitors to do just that. The Alpaca Cafe, at the Tiganjica Ethno-Village resort near Stajićevo, north of Belgrade, is home to six adorable alpacas, each with their own unique personality – including Ljubica, the resident grump, and Mona, the largest of the group.

Fancy a coffee with a side of alpaca? A new cafe in northern Serbia is inviting visitors to do just that. The Alpaca Cafe, at the Tiganjica Ethno-Village resort near Stajićevo, north of Belgrade, is home to six adorable alpacas, each with their own unique personality – including Ljubica, the resident grump, and Mona, the largest of the group. For around €10, visitors can enjoy a drink, spend time with the animals and feed them cafe-approved treats including carrots, lettuce and apples. However, guests must follow a few rules to keep the animals happy, including not approaching them from behind.
Serbian (ORG) Serbia (LOCATION) The Alpaca Cafe (ORG) the Tiganjica Ethno-Village (LOCATION) Stajićevo (LOCATION) Belgrade (LOCATION) Ljubica (LOCATION) Mona (PERSON)
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