Category: Shopping
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Belgrade Waterfront
The controversial Belgrade Waterfront (aka Beograd na Vodi) is a dynamic district, offering a mix of luxury living, shopping, dining, and entertainment, situated on the right bank of the Sava River in Belgrade. It was concieved as a modern urban development project, aiming to transform the city’s riverfront into a vibrant, international destination. In the
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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 still preferred by many visitors thanks to thematic events, unique lifestyle and fashion details. It features numerous shops of popular local and worldwide brands, a large variety of trendy cafes
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Open Trade Center (Buvljak) – flea market
The official name of Belgrade’s largest flea market is Otvoreni Tržni Centar (Open Trade Center), yet most people know it as Buvljak. While it’s not a classic flea market with second hand goods, it is usually cheaper to buy here than in stores around the city, so most citizens buy whatever they can here. At
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Belgrade Fair
Also known as: Beogradski Sajam, Sajam Belgrade Fair is the largest and most successful trade fair institution in Serbia and the Southeast Europe region, bringing countless manufacturers and organizations in various fields together at the many events held during the year on the fair grounds. It is also a landmark of Belgrade, especially Hall 1,
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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 is relatively new, the tower is part of Belgrade’s interesting and turbulent history. The complex is located in the Ušće park in Novi Beograd, across Brankov bridge from the city
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Balkanska street
This cozy but steep street located in the Savamala district in downtown Belgrade is probably the best location to go shopping for all kind of footwear – affordable shoes, boots and sneakers, as well as cell phones and geeky accessories. There are also several architectural treasures in this and the surrounding streets (Kraljice Natalije, Sarajevska)
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Belgrade Design District
Also known as: Choomich Design District, Čumićevo Sokače Why visit: Design, Fashion, Shopping, Inspiration In 2010, a group of young designers set on a project to resurrect Belgrade’s first shopping center built in a back alley in downtown Belgrade known as Čumićevo Sokače. At first they named it Choomich Design District, but after a year
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Supermarket concept store
Supermarket concept store is a place that melts fashion, design, art and gastronomy. It consists of a restaurant, store, beauty lounge, wine bar, spa, flower shop and an art corner. Address: Višnjićeva 10 (corner of Strahinjića Bana) Phones: 011/291 0942 ; 065/ 4548 280 Working hours: Mon – Thu: 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Fri –
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Fashion Park Outlet Indjija
The largest outlet shopping center in Serbia was opened a year ago in Indjija, a town in Srem region, about 40km west from Belgrade, on the old road to Novi Sad. The outlet features dozens of global and local brands on discounts from 30% to 70%. Some of the brands at Fashion Park Indjija include
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Two huge new shopping malls open in Belgrade
Two new shopping centers were opened these days in Belgrade – Karaburma (in the district that bears the same name), and Stadion at Voždovac. Beside these two recently opened malls, three others are under construction in various locations in Belgrade. Shopping Centar Karaburma The shopping mall Karaburma was opened in march at the location previously
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Shopping like a local in Belgrade
Living in Belgrade can be quite affordable if you know where and how to shop for everyday products, and that’s why I’d like to share with you a few tips about shopping in Belgrade on a budget. Green markets There are numerous green markets in the city offering virtually everything from food to clothes, electronics
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52. international New Year’s Fair
Belgrade’s 52. traditional New Year’s Fair, an entertainment and shopping event, is traditionally organized by Belgrade Fair at the end of the business year. This year it is held fr0m December 14 to 30, at the Halls 1 and 1A, as well as outdoors. The children up to seven years old do not pay the
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Skadarlija (Bajloni) market
Also known as: Bajlonijeva pijaca Why visit: Fresh organic food, Cheap, Architecture, Skadarlija street Skadarlija market is one of the largest and most important markets in downtown Belgrade, located in Dorćol, below Skadarska street. It’s divided in four parts, and you can find practically anything in or around the market. Villagers from all across Serbia
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Dorćol
Dorćol is a neighborhood in the very center of Belgrade, and one of it’s oldest parts, situated just beside Kalemegdan fortress, and on the Danube waterfront. The lower Dorćol town developed on the long road towards the east (modern day Cara Dušana street) during the middle ages, and at some point in history joined the
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King Aleksandar boulevard (Bulevar)
Why visit: Shopping, People, Architecture, Longest street in Belgrade Also known as: Bulevar, Bulevar Revolucije King Aleksandar boulevard, or just Bulevar, is the largest street in urban Belgrade, stretching over 7 km from the city center to the Zvezdara district in the east. Along the boulevard, there are numerous monumental buildings, several parks and squares