Quote: This old fortress that dates from Turkish times is the best place to take your family, especially when the weather is nice. It is the place where, not only tourists can be found, but also "natives" spend time… Read More

Quote: First of all it is not very likely to miss it because it is in the centre. The museum has several departments and each is equally great. You can find everything from prehistorical times to modern day art. It is… Read More

Quote: Lately, golf has become a new interest for "beogradjani." In addition, the city has built a course on Ada Ciganlija. It is not as big as you would expect, but take into account the location. There is… Read More

Quote: The Romans built on this site 2000 years ago but most of what you see today is from the 17th century. It is well worth a visit.Belgrade Fortress is the historical nucleus of Belgrade, around which the civilian… Read More

Quote: The Ethnographic Museum is a great spot to get a better feel for Balkan culture and its diversity. Overall, I was really impressed with the exhibits, especially since it only cost 60 dinars, or $1, to get in. … Read More

Quote: Nikola Tesla is one of Serbia’s most famous sons for the pioneering progress he achieved in the fields of physics, wireless technology, and electrical engineering. His likeness graces the 100Din banknote, and… Read More

Quote: The Konak (Residence) of Princess Ljubica is an interesting take-in in downtown Belgrade. It is located in the oldest section of Belgrade, Kosančićev Venac. From the outside, the house is not all that… Read More

Quote: This is a mountain (510m) near Belgrade where "beogradjani" spend a lot of their free time. It is a great place for picnic, hiking, and there is a monument to "An Unknown Soldier" at the peak. This spot provides… Read More

Quote: The oldest parts of Belgrade are in the immediate vicinity of Kalemegdan.Kosancicev venac is located on the plateau overlooking the Sava River just below the fortress and it was here that a Serbian settlement… Read More

Quote: If the Belgrade Fortress is the number one visitor attraction, Prince Mihailo’s Street is number one with the locals. This pedestrianised street is at the very core of Belgrade, stretching from the main entrance… Read More