Flag of Serbia
Horizontal bands of red, blue and white, with the coat of arms, a white double-headed eagle, toward the hoist.
- Colours
- red
- blue
- white
- Region
- Europe
- Adopted
- 2010
What the flag of Serbia means
Red, blue and white are the Pan-Slavic colours, first used by Serbia in the 19th century. The coat of arms shows a white double-headed eagle from the medieval Nemanjić dynasty, with a shield holding a cross and four firesteels.
Where is Serbia?
Serbia is in Europe. The nearest countries in Battuta are Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, North Macedonia, Albania and Hungary. Find it yourself on the 3D globe in Waypoint: Europe.
Often confused with
Flags with similar colours
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Questions and answers
When was the flag of Serbia adopted?
The current flag of Serbia was adopted in 2010.
What colours are on the flag of Serbia?
The main colours of the flag of Serbia are red, blue and white.
Which flags look like the flag of Serbia?
The flag of Serbia is often confused with the flags of Russia, Slovakia and Slovenia.