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Belgrade city guide
Fall has arrived, as well as the new super interesting events that are taking place in Belgrade. Next to those events, Belgrade becomes home to novel venues that are waiting to be discovered. Therefore, we kick off right now with…
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Historic and also flamboyant, the city of Zagreb has been growing its artistic reputation through numerous art and design exhibitions, including (Zagreb) Design Week, as well as innovative product design brands and stylish interior design. In addition to those recognized…
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Belgrade is still open for tourists and travelers in October 2021. For now, there are no restrictions when it comes to visiting bars, clubs, restaurants, and attending events (just bring your covid passports). Thus, we have selected several festivals (and…
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Our fourth trip outside Belgrade. Sremski Karlovci, Monkey island, and Zivanovic winery were on our itinerary. Our idea was to visit the historical town of Sremski Karlovci, grab a few glasses of wine and discover a well-hidden river island called…
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Belgrade club scene is recently back on its feet and currently, it’s one of the most alive in Europe. Various music festivals and parties are happening around the city. So, we have selected a few interesting ones set to happen…
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Walking down the streets of Belgrade you can come across a variety of summer gardens. More often than not summer gardens are tiny and stand on the sidewalks. Yet, the city is home to some very lovely and cozy summer…
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The city is back on its feet. July kicks off with various events ranging from concerts to art exhibitions. We would recommend to start with October Salon Art exhibition: 58th October Salon | Belgrade Biennale 2021 THE DREAMERS 04.06-22.08, 2021…
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Belgrade is a city where it is quite impossible to stay hungry. There is so many bakeries, kiosks, eateries, restaurants and fast food joints on practically every corner of the city. Street food is quite popular. The locals just love…
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Welcome to Dedinje. Bourgeois, but also a historical neighborhood of Belgrade which is home to unique museums, art galleries, villas, cafeterias and restaurants, and many other interesting venues. The aim of this pocket-sized insider’s guide is to take you to…
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The city architect, Marko Stojčić, stated that the construction of the Linear Park, which will cover an area of 4.6 kilometers, might start at the end of 2021, and that the works will last for about two and a half…
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