Belgrade Waterfront
The Belgrade Waterfront (aka Beograd na Vodi) is a dynamic district, offering a mix of luxury living, shopping, dining, and entertainment, situated on the right […]
Editors Pick
In His Mind – First Immersive Theater Play in Belgrade
Experience the mind of Jack the Ripper in this Immersive Theatre Adaptation, the first one of its kind in Belgrade and one of few in […]
Rent a parking spot in Belgrade with this app!
Finding a parking spot in any part of Belgrade has become a struggle in the last couple of years. Meanwhile, there are plenty of unused […]
BeoQuest – interactive treasure hunts
Belgrade quest is suitable to all travelers who want to explore the city in an interactive way while having fun. The quest will allow you […]
Zemun and New Belgrade Bike Tour by Still in Belgrade
An interesting mixture of politics and architecture that went through a number of different phases, for which many do have a love and hate feelings. […]
Hipster Belgrade Walking Tour
Would you like to visit the hipster neighborhoods and districts in Belgrade? Hip, cool and hidden former industrial zones, street art, murals, independent art galleries, […]
House of Jevrem Grujić
Since 1967, the first Balkan disco was located in this house. Collections The house hosts a few important collections with more than 400 items collected […]
Gallery of Frescoes
Beside frescoes, the gallery features scale models of the most important Serbian medieval monasteries, replicas of their portals, ornaments and artifacts, and often holding expositions […]
Delta City shopping mall
Delta City was the first of the new generation of shopping malls to open in Belgrade, and today is the second largest (after Ušće), yet […]
Escape Game
Real escape the room game is inventive and interactive real life logical game where the team is trying to escape the room within a 60 […]
Niš
Niš is a big city with a unique charm of a small town, the third largest city in Serbia, birthplace of Constantine the Great, and […]
Kafana ? (Question Mark)
The Question mark kafana is the oldest kafana (traditional restaurant) in Belgrade. It is a small charming house built in the traditional Balkan style at […]
Zepter museum
Serbia’s first private museum is an institution that holds numerous masterpieces of Serbian modern and contemporary artists. The museum was opened recently so it’s not […]
The Old and New palace in Belgrade (City assembly and presidential palace)
The old and new palaces (Stari Dvor and Novi Dvor) are located in downtown Belgrade, in the Kralja Milana street, surrounded by Pionirski (Pioneers) Park, […]
Hotel Moskva ****
Most of Belgrade’s top attractions are located a ten minute walk from the hotel. Hotel Moskva was placed under governmental protection since 1968. Originally operating […]
A day in Belgrade – timelapse video
This beautiful timelapse video shows a day (and night) in Belgrade promoting it’s top landmarks. Enjoy and share so others can discover the beauties of […]
Ušće shopping & business center
The Ušće complex is made of Ušće tower, the tallest building in Belgrade, and Ušće shopping mall, the biggest mall in Serbia. While the mall […]
Sava Centar
Sava Centar is a multipurpose venue featuring a congress hall, theater, concert hall and other business and entertainment facilities. It is located at the “Glass […]
Savamala, the new cultural and clubbing destination
Savamala is a resurrecting elite neighborhood in the heart of Belgrade and the center of the capital’s cultural life, home to several new art galleries […]
SANU Gallery
The popular gallery of the Serbian Academy of Science & Art (SANU or SASA) often showcases very interesting exhibitions of Serbian visual arts throughout the […]
Car rental in Belgrade
Driving a car in Belgrade can be quite a challenge, especially for foreigners, and parking is even worse. Due to heavy traffic jams, wild drivers […]
Roman Well
Many legends surround the Roman Well, one of Belgrade’s most mysterious attractions, built at the beginning of the 18th century, during the baroque reconstruction of […]
Coffee culture in Belgrade and Serbia
Serbs drink a lot of coffee. All sorts of coffee. The most popular traditional coffee, also known as Turska (Turkish) comes unfiltered, in small cups. […]
The lost ships quay self-guided tour
Update (2015.): The ships have been removed due to the preparation of the project Belgrade Waterfront. The mine sweeping boat SIP is being reconstructed and […]
Belgrade Nikola Tesla international airport
Nikola Tesla (aka. Surčin) is currently the only international airport in Belgrade, and the largest one in Serbia, located about 15km west from the city […]
