Belgrade

Things to see – Alternative diversions

Savamala

This part of town is a design district, a new area with an urban-feel, an alternative cultural site -- whatever you want to call it as long as you consider it different and exciting. Exciting, right?

Things to see – Historical sites

Sveti Sava Church (St. Sava Church)

One of the largest Orthodox churches in the world was named after the greatest Serbian saint (in the world). This combination results in a gigantic temple that attracts thousands of tourists and believers.

Shopping – Something for yourself

Ušće Shopping Center

Once upon a time, it was the Central Committee of the Communist Party headquarters. Today, this building is a business and shopping center for modern capitalists. Interesting enough? Wait until you enter the shops.

Things to see – Historical sites

Kalemegdan Fortress

Kalemegdan is not only a well known city park, but a great cultural and historical monument complex built centuries ago. A gigantic fortress, it lies on top of a hill overlooking the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers.

Dining – Dining with friends

Skadarlija

If you have the bizarre need to visit the most touristic place in Belgrade, you should definitely go to Skadarlija Street – the epicenter of Serbian cuisine. There you can eat famous ćevapčići while a Gypsy band plays all your music requests live.

Things to see – Alternative diversions

Zemun

On the right bank of the Danube lies Zemun, the old Bohemian part of Belgrade. Zemun is filled with history and kafanas – traditional and most authentic Serbian places for eating and drinking ... at the same time.

Fitness – Good running route

Košutnjak

Košutnjak is a well-known forest that covers over 330 hectares. There you’ll find great places for jogging, practicing yoga, or just lying down and doing absolutely nothing!

Things to see – Natural wonders

Bridge over Ada

This bridge is the tallest single-pylon bridge in the world and each part was made by hand. That is why it is in the category of natural wonders, and why Discovery Channel made a movie about this bridge. Apart from that, it’s just a regular bridge.