Belgrade Travel Guide

27/02/2019

Knez Mihalova is certainly one of the most famous streets in Belgrade. Located in the very center of the city, this pedestrian street is always lively, filled with people, musicians and other performers.

The street dates back to the early Roman period when it was one of the main streets. During the whole course of Serbian history it remained one of the most important places in the city where prominent buildings and mansions were located. It got it's current name in 1870 after Prince Mihailo Obrenović who was assassinated two years prior.

11/05/2017

If New York, Paris and Berlin had a lovechild it would be Belgrade. 💗

A sense of liberation can be felt everywhere in Belgrade. Here’s why you should visit now.

16/02/2017

For one thing, your pound will go pretty far...

oday is Serbia’s National Day, which marks the anniversary of the First Serbian Uprising in 1804. Our writers think there has never been a better time to visit - here’s why you should check it out (before everyone else does)

15/02/2017

Gardoš Tower, Millennium Tower or Tower of Sibanjin Janko is the most famous landmark in Zemun, part of Belgrade. Located by the Danube river, on top of a hill it offers a phenomenal view. It was built in 1896 as a memorial to celebrate a 1000 years since the Hungarian settlement in these parts. It is a part of a set of four towers built in four cities in the furthest corners of the Hungarian kingdom.

13/02/2017

Skadarlija is a historic place in cobbled lanes and alleys in the residential borough called Dorcol in the downtown Belgrade. It is considered to be the main bohemian quarter of Belgrade and it is often referred to as ‘the Montmartre of Belgrade'.
Enjoy best restaurants in the city!

13/02/2017

Nikola Tesla Museum is a unique institution of science and culture in Serbia and in the world. It is the only museum in the world which preserves the original and personal inheritance of Nikola Tesla.
Take the lightsabers from Star Wars and start your Belgrade adventure!

12/02/2017

Check out these facts before you arrive!

When we think about Serbia, most of us already know quite a few things. Such as that Tesla was a Serb, that most Serbian last names end with the letters “ić”, and that the No.1 tennis player, Novak Đoković, comes from Serbia… But Serbia is a country that’s never ever short of surprises! Here are…

12/02/2017

Winner statue ("Pobednik") at Kalemegdan, Belgrade fortress

11/02/2017

View of Saint Sava Church by night

10/02/2017

Belgrade during night 😊