Belgrade: Pictorial-Guide, edited by Ljubica Trajkovoc. Hardcover book published by Turisticka Stampa no date. Text is in English.
The school year is over and the time of holidays, travel and entertainment has come. A group of students relax on the steps of the People’s Assembly building.
The garden of Madera Restaurant, set against the greenery of Tasmajdan Park, awaits its evening guests.
The banks of the Sava are dotted with beaches which attract thousands of visitors during the hot summer days.
View of the Smederevo Fortress from an island in the Danube.
This is one wonderful city in the heart of the Balkans. I had some prejudices before I had my first trip but as I landed in Serbia I was simply overwhelmed by generosity and openness of the Serbs. Belgrade itself in full of contrasts. On the one side you can find modern 21st century buildings, just a corner below there is enormous medieval fortress. Accommodation was fair enough but recently I rent private apartments just outside of downtown. It is less expensive and offers good amount of comfort (fyi it is http://www.apartmannadan.rs website). Food is ok, but for my taste a little bit strong. Looking forward going in Belgrade, Serbia again
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