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Belgrade sightseeing
Similar to other countries worldwide, museums in Serbia have started to develop in the years after the Second World War. Several of them are situated in architectural masterpieces, while others are in historic and former industrial buildings. Collections vary in…
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With an indelible mark of its turbulent history, successes and failures, world wars, student protests, bombing, kingdom, revolution, socialism, democracy, literally almost nothing seems to have bypassed Belgrade so far. It has suffered a thousand blows and hundreds of sorrows…
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Welcome to Belgrade’s old town. Historical part of the city which houses old buildings, hip cafés and ice cream shops, restaurants, authentic Serbian kafanas, cobblestone streets, art galleries, museums and many other interesting venues. Our pocket-sized insider’s guide takes you…
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The National Museum in Belgrade was founded in 1844, as a Serbian Museum (Muzeum serbski), to collect antiquities in one place and to safeguard them for posterity. As well as to protect Serbian heritage and constitute the national identity. For…
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Belgrade Fortress Kalemegdan Belgrade sightseeing should start in the place where every story, tale or a myth about the city seems to have been conjured up. The Belgrade Fortress normally referred to as Kalemegdan is the largest attraction of the…
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Belgrade culture is partly happening underground, very far from institutions, budget or project financing. Young folks or sometimes just enthusiasts, artists or sometimes just how Richard Florida likes to call them “creative entrepreneurs” are tired of waiting for a perfect…
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Belgrade has an abundance of religious architecture. The city has numerous Serbian Orthodox churches and temples and it is also the seat of the Patriarch of the Serbian Orthodox Church. Its two most prominent Orthodox Christian places of worship are the Saborna…
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Belgrade is a city with long history and a striking culture. It has a population of 2 million citizens and includes many historical boroughs, suburbs, fortress, parks, the Sava and the Danube rivers, waterfront, islands and resorts. In case you…
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Ready to explore Belgrade and discover its hidden gems? This pocket guide is made to help you get the most out of Belgrade’s urban culture! BIOSKOP BALKAN Bioskop Balkan (Balkan Cinema), one of the oldest cinemas in Belgrade is located…
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Skadarlija is a historic place in cobbled lanes and alleys in the residential borough called Dorcol in the downtown Belgrade. It is considered the main bohemian quarter of Belgrade and oft is it referred to as ‘the Montmartre of Belgrade’….
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