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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Belgrade is the only European capital that lies on two huge rivers – the Sava and Danube. These rivers are the treasure of the city. […]
The first snow has come a bit early this winter, giving the city an elegant white cover that gives it’s name (White City) even more […]
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 […]
This is the story of Belgrade, the dazzling capital of Serbia. People from all over the world are attracted to this city for its charm […]
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. […]
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 […]
Dom Omladine Beograda (Home of the Youth of Belgrade) is a cultural and educational institution of the City of Belgrade. It’s activities feature all types of art: music, film, theater, visual arts and new media.
Belgrade’s city center is a rather undefined area that encompasses parts of the old town on the Southeastern peninsula – South of the Danube and […]
Here’s a handy map, especially during summer, with drinking water fountains around the city. Drinkable water fountains Public toilets The map is provided in best […]
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 […]
Why visit: Culture, Architecture, Shopping, People, Cafes Also known as: Knez Knez Mihailova is the main walking street in the center of Belgrade. It goes […]
It’s not too late to make a quick plan and come to enjoy New Year and your Season’s holidays in Belgrade. While a small part […]
Also known as: New Belgrade, NBG Why visit: Architecture, Bike paths, Novi Beograd is the most populated municipality in Belgrade, on the western bank of […]
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 […]
Parking in the city center is fairly cheap but very complicated, and the closer you are to the central zone, the tougher it gets. Sometimes […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Below is a list of taxi providers in Belgrade with phones, alternative contacts and websites. Currently only Naxis taxi offers credit card payments. ALO TAXI: […]
The floods from Central Europe are coming to Belgrade these days, after Prague and Budapest. Novi Sad, Serbia’s second largest city is already affected by […]
The summers in Belgrade usually get very hot and moist (seriously), with temperatures rounding 40o Celsius. This year the summer is a bit early, and […]