Belgradian

28/12/2016

23/12/2016

Even though Belgrade is not a big city, it has a lot to offer. However, due to a busy schedule many travelers don't have enough time to make a proper visit to the city. Many say that sightseeing of Belgrade in one day is not possible, but we are here to reassure you. Well, you can't see absolutely everything, but you can visit the most famous attractions and feel the Belgrade's essence. The best thing is that everything is close to each other, within short walking distance.

Belgrade sightseeing should start in the place where every story, tale and myth about the city were made...

23/12/2016

If you are lucky enough to be in Belgrade on a Saturday night - you should definitely check out the night life!

Night falls in the capital of the former Yugoslavia, and music fills the air. Everywhere.
New York Times

23/12/2016

Hey yoga lovers, check out some of the best studios in Belgrade to exercise yoga!

Holistic Academy offers individual and group Yoga classes. The Yoga classes are held by much appreciated Yoga teachers in the country, Maja Popov and Dragana Balić. Classes are a combination of Therapeutic Yoga, classical Hatha Yoga and Flow Yoga. Groups are small so the approach is based on meeting...

23/12/2016

With an exuberant population and its legacy as an intellectual hangout, Belgrade offers intriguingly varied nightlife, ranging from eclectic watering holes for those in the know, to the busy restaurants and bars of the Skadarlija district and the summer clubs in heaving barges on the Sava and Danube Rivers. Major international musicians hit Belgrade's Sava Centar, and the summertime Exit Festival, held an hour north in Novi Sad, is one of Europe's best. - Lonely Planet

Looking to bodyswerve the predictable party cities in favour of something a little more unexpected? Right this way.

23/12/2016

For this 8th edition of the traditional Magical windows, we invite you to an imaginary journey through our windows illuminated by the works of two French and Korean artists: Min Jisook and Taegon Kim , whose creative projects are linking nature, travel, imagination and dreams - in short, everything that is considered as New Year's holidays.

Through its facilities which are connecting objects, images, sound and light, Min Jisook invites the public to share moments that are not always apparent. His preferred materials are intangible (water, air, odors) and lead us towards finding fleeting

23/12/2016

Check out the best Friday town parties!

Ask anyone across the former Yugoslav nations: Belgrade is where the big night out is.
Lonely Planet

22/12/2016

Serbia is not a quiet place. People here are gleefully loud, rambunctious and given to expressing themselves through gesticulations which make the Italians look like wallflowers. The country’s cuisine is equally boisterous, a riotous fusion of Turkish, Hungarian and Mediterranean influences that zing the palate, fill the stomach and linger on the hips. - Lonely Planet

Planet paprika! In Serbia, paprika means the red fruit itself, rather than the spice commonly associated with Hungarian food.

22/12/2016

Today, The Museum of Contemporary Art in New Belgrade is no longer open to public. Much of its permanent collection is either stored or exhibited in smaller spaces throughout the city that act as auxiliary galleries. But that doesn’t mean the crystal-like structure shouldn’t be visited - writes the New York Post. Public works by sculptors Vojin Bakić and Otto Logo still adorn the lawns. A walk around the museum’s exterior reveals one of the most compelling pieces of contemporary architecture in the entire former Yugoslavia.

The Museum of Contemporary Art, founded in 1958 and located in New Belgrade, has been closed since 2013. The building, designed by architect Ivan Antić, once displayed modern works by greats like Joan Miró, Max Ernst, Robert Rauschenberg and David Ho

22/12/2016

In celebration of Museum of Applied Art’s Day (founded on November 6, 1950) we are presenting exhibition „Chairs: Centuries of Style”, dedicated to individual seating furniture, without which today it would be hard to imagine various, individual or collective, public or private activities.

In their everyday activities, human beings experience numerous situations in which they sit: at homes, working places, streets, parks, in vehicles, waiting rooms, theaters, schools, public and private gatherings. The first association brought by the

21/12/2016

Stanica / Station - service for contemporary dance is hosting a performance Lumi - Powerless, what else?, at Magacin U Kraljevica Marka 4 on Friday, 30th December. Performance is in English and admission is free!

LUMI evaluates different sides of humiliation and abuse and searches for inequality in our daily interactions. It is inspired by non-consensual use of bodies and by the impact of humiliation on our daily choices, desires and communication.

21/12/2016

If you would like to experience the spirit of India through music in Belgrade, than you should come to the New Year's Kirtan Party / Novogodišnja Kirtan Žurka - Shine For Divine! On Saturday, 24th of December starting at 18:00 o'clock, friends&musicians from Belgrade and Novi Sad will hold the concert. The audience is also welcome to bring their own instruments and join!

Kirtan is organised by Dragana Balić an artist, Kirtan musician and one of the best known yoga teachers in Belgrade. For more than a decade she has been professionally researching and working in the feel of Yoga, collaborating across the borders with