Belgrade is the capital of Serbia, also know as the Gateway to the Balkans is surrounded on three sides by Danube and Sava Rivers. This makes it the only capital situated on two international rivers.
Even if it not on most of the travellers' bucket list, Serbia is the perfect place that combines cultures with history, nightlife and gastronomy.
Since the NATO bombing in 1999, Serbia is still trying to recover after the war. For the event to not be forgotten, the NATO bombed buildings are still visible in Belgrade.
I had the chance to visit the city in August and below you can find the picture gallery of the trip for the main highlights.
Adding to those, you can always arrange a Danube river cruise or the panoramic view of the city at night from the Kalemegdan Hill.
Here are some tips:
- perfect place for shopping: Knez Mihailova Street
- try local products: chocolate, biscuits, bread, cake (you can also find them in supermarkets)
- do not miss the flating nightclubs such as Freestyler, H2O, Sound.
- explore the outdoor museums: Military History Museum, Ethnographic Museum.
- visit Nicola Tesla Museum and get acquainted with his works
Clock Tower
Belgrade Fortress
Bike decoration
The Old Palace
Local building
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Even if it not on most of the travellers' bucket list, Serbia is the perfect place that combines cultures with history, nightlife and gastronomy.
Since the NATO bombing in 1999, Serbia is still trying to recover after the war. For the event to not be forgotten, the NATO bombed buildings are still visible in Belgrade.
I had the chance to visit the city in August and below you can find the picture gallery of the trip for the main highlights.
Adding to those, you can always arrange a Danube river cruise or the panoramic view of the city at night from the Kalemegdan Hill.
Here are some tips:
- perfect place for shopping: Knez Mihailova Street
- try local products: chocolate, biscuits, bread, cake (you can also find them in supermarkets)
- do not miss the flating nightclubs such as Freestyler, H2O, Sound.
- explore the outdoor museums: Military History Museum, Ethnographic Museum.
- visit Nicola Tesla Museum and get acquainted with his works
City center directions- Knez Mihailova Street
Knez Mihailova Street- perfect for shopping
Restaurant ornaments
Outdoor Military Museum
Outdoor Military Museum Clock Tower view (Sahat Kula)
Clock Tower- started to be built under the Austrians and finished under the Turkish rule
Clock Tower
Entrance to Belgrade Fortress
View from the Kalemegdan Hill
View from the Kalemegdan Hill
View from the Belgrade Fortress
Belgrade Fortress
Belgrade Fortress
Belgrade Fortress
Bike decoration
The Old Palace
Local building
Local building
Hotel ''Moscow''
The National Assembly
St. Sava Cathedral is the largest Orthodox church in use
Sveti Marko Church
Bread and Bagel
Traditional Restaurant: Mala Gostionica
Inside Mala Gostionica
Inside Mala Gostionica
Breakfast: Coffee
Serbian Breakfast
Serbian Breakfast
Proja- Serbian cornbread
Proja, I call it ''undercover muffin
Lunch: Pljeskavica
Mixed salad: tomatoes, cucumbers, onion and cheese
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