Trip to Belgrade

The square’s history is a teensy bit gruesome. There used to be a gate here, by the name of...

This Turkish and European style palace used to be the residence of Princess Ljubica. Today, thoug...

This is one seriously posh-looking museum. It’s privately owned, and new, which is why the ...

This 19th century church’s architecture is mainly Classical, with some Baroque influences. ...

This museum may not be famous, but its collection is moderately significant and really worth chec...

The squares name (which means ‘Scales’) has a very interesting origin. An ancient Rom...

This is Belgrade’s foremost meeting place. They say it’s one of the most beautiful pe...

Belgrade has a Bohemian heart and this street is the only place to go looking for it. Heaps of ra...

Hands down the best pub in Belgrade. The variety of beer here – national and international ...

This church of white marble and granite, vast and grand, defies description. It’s new (cons...

This lovely produce market is one of the best ways to check out how Belgrade lives day to day. It...

This is one of the city’s most beautiful buildings, and is Serbia’s political heart. ...

The Postal-Telegraphic-Telephonic Museum’s collection is small but intriguing. It dates bac...

This is one of Belgrade’s oldest, smallest and most charming neighborhoods. They call it th...

The new bridge is a favourite with bridge-lovers and engineers alike. It’s the youngest of ...

Belgrade was full of mosques once. Now, only this one remains, the last religious legacy of the T...

It is now undeniably known around the world that Nikola Tesla was the greatest inventor who ever ...

That this museum has a '57 Caddy convertible is cool enough. That the car only had one previous o...

One of the oldest zoos in Europe, this attraction manages to pack a lot of animals into just 7 he...

This beautiful church, despite its clearly Serbian Byzantine architecture, was built very recentl...

At 205 metres, this is the tallest tower in the Balkans. What you see today is actually a reconst...

Josip Broz Tito ruled Yugolsavia for over 10 years. Many called him a benevolent dictator. This h...

Belgrade’s first public park is a very picturesque place. It’s about 5km from the cit...

This striking Romanesque tower is actually a memorial. It was opened in 1896 to mark 1000 years o...

Built in the 18th century, this pretty little Baroque styled church of a single nave and a two-st...

Zemun is one of Belgrade’s most picturesque neighborhoods. It runs along the river Danube; ...

This river island formed at the confluence of the Danube and Sava rivers. It’s largely unin...

140 shops, boutiques and stores make this Belgrade’s favourite place to drop some cash. It&...

Yugoslavia’s fascinating and complete military histories are displayed across this museum&r...

The church has seen quite an evolution. The original church in this location was destroyed when t...

Tragically perhaps, this museum was started a little earlier than it should have been – in ...

Rising above the river that flows below Belgrade Fortress, this tower was built by the Hungarians...

This nightclub and bar is very popular. It’s right on the river, with a great view of the f...