BELGRADE, or rather “The New Berlin”
Welcome to a city full of charm, history and culture, places of interest, known for its good food and lively nightlife.
Belgrade, known as Beograd in Serbian, was the capital of Yugoslavia until 1992 and is now the capital of Serbia.
Its name comes from the Serbian words "beo" meaning "white" and "grad" meaning "city", which together mean "white city".
It sits at the intersection of the Danube and Sava rivers, where the Balkans and Pannonia meet. As one of the oldest cities in Europe, Belgrade has a population of 2,233,796, making it the most populous metropolitan area in the former Yugoslavia and the third most populous in southeastern Europe, after Athens and Bucharest.
Belgrade has a continental climate, with hot summers, often above 40°C, and severe winters. The most pleasant weather is typically in May, June, September, and October.
During the day, Belgrade offers visitors its museums, art galleries, cafes, and shopping streets. At night, it becomes an eclectic stage for clubs and nightclubs, where the nightlife continues until dawn.
Its name comes from the Serbian words "beo" meaning "white" and "grad" meaning "city", which together mean "white city".
It sits at the intersection of the Danube and Sava rivers, where the Balkans and Pannonia meet. As one of the oldest cities in Europe, Belgrade has a population of 2,233,796, making it the most populous metropolitan area in the former Yugoslavia and the third most populous in southeastern Europe, after Athens and Bucharest.
Belgrade has a continental climate, with hot summers, often above 40°C, and severe winters. The most pleasant weather is typically in May, June, September, and October.
During the day, Belgrade offers visitors its museums, art galleries, cafes, and shopping streets. At night, it becomes an eclectic stage for clubs and nightclubs, where the nightlife continues until dawn.
The National Museum of Serbia, established in 1844, is the most important and most frequently visited museum in Belgrade. It houses over 400,000 objects such as archaeological finds, paintings, sculptures, and numismatics dating from the Middle Ages to the present day. The Miroslav Gospel, a renowned masterpiece, is among the items on display.
The Military History Museum in Kalemegdan Park contains over 25,000 military artifacts dating from ancient Roman times to modern times, including the Lockheed F-117 Nighthawk plane, which is the only one ever shot down.
The Nikola Tesla Museum, which opened in 1952, contains around 160,000 original objects and documents from the famous scientist Nikola Tesla, as well as 5,700 additional items such as newspapers, books, photographs, technical devices, and plans. Nikola Tesla was born to a Serbian family.
The historic center of Belgrade, where the Celts founded a village in the 3rd century BC, was later conquered by the Romans and named Singidunum. Several emperors, including Trajan, Marcus Aurelius, Maximinus the Thrace, and Constantine the Great, stayed in Singidunum during various periods.
The Military History Museum in Kalemegdan Park contains over 25,000 military artifacts dating from ancient Roman times to modern times, including the Lockheed F-117 Nighthawk plane, which is the only one ever shot down.
The Nikola Tesla Museum, which opened in 1952, contains around 160,000 original objects and documents from the famous scientist Nikola Tesla, as well as 5,700 additional items such as newspapers, books, photographs, technical devices, and plans. Nikola Tesla was born to a Serbian family.
The historic center of Belgrade, where the Celts founded a village in the 3rd century BC, was later conquered by the Romans and named Singidunum. Several emperors, including Trajan, Marcus Aurelius, Maximinus the Thrace, and Constantine the Great, stayed in Singidunum during various periods.
The largest orthodox church in the world, the Temple of St. Sava
The bohemian neighborhood of Skadarlija, Republic Square with the National Museum and National Theater, Knez Mihailova shopping street, Kalemegdan Park, Terazije area with Nikola Pasic Square, and the Palazzo Vecchio and Palazzo Nuovo beyond Pioneers Park are some of the most popular tourist destinations in Belgrade. The city center is also a hub for cafes, traditional restaurants, shopping malls, designer shops, and boutiques.
Ada Ciganlija, situated on an island in the Sava River with an artificial lake and 7 kilometers of beaches, is a popular spot for sports enthusiasts, where activities such as golf, football, basketball, volleyball, rugby, baseball, tennis, and water skiing are available.
The city's economy is also largely influenced by its bustling nightlife, with various clubs featuring music, cabaret shows, discos, casinos, bars, restaurants, and venues open until dawn, scattered throughout the city.
Nella municipalità di ?ukarica si trova Ada Ciganlija, l’isola sul fiume Sava col suo lago artificiale e i suoi 7 chilometri di spiagge. Qui si possono praticare sport come golf, calcio, pallacanestro, pallavolo, rugby, baseball, tennis e sci nautico.
Parte dell’economia di Belgrado ruota intorno alla vita notturna, molto ricca e variegata. In diverse zone della città si possono trovare club dove ascoltare musica o assistere a spettacoli di cabaret, discoteche, casinò, bar, ristoranti e locali aperti fino all’alba.
Ada Ciganlija, situated on an island in the Sava River with an artificial lake and 7 kilometers of beaches, is a popular spot for sports enthusiasts, where activities such as golf, football, basketball, volleyball, rugby, baseball, tennis, and water skiing are available.
The city's economy is also largely influenced by its bustling nightlife, with various clubs featuring music, cabaret shows, discos, casinos, bars, restaurants, and venues open until dawn, scattered throughout the city.
Nella municipalità di ?ukarica si trova Ada Ciganlija, l’isola sul fiume Sava col suo lago artificiale e i suoi 7 chilometri di spiagge. Qui si possono praticare sport come golf, calcio, pallacanestro, pallavolo, rugby, baseball, tennis e sci nautico.
Parte dell’economia di Belgrado ruota intorno alla vita notturna, molto ricca e variegata. In diverse zone della città si possono trovare club dove ascoltare musica o assistere a spettacoli di cabaret, discoteche, casinò, bar, ristoranti e locali aperti fino all’alba.
The areas with the highest concentration of bars and restaurants in Belgrade are Skadarlija, Knez Mihailova street and its cross streets, the Novi Beograd district, and the riverbanks of the Sava and Danube. In Skadarlija, visitors can enjoy traditional music concerts while dining in the oldest and most renowned restaurants in the city. Additionally, there are many breweries offering local and Balkan beers.
Belgrade takes pride in its rich and generous cuisine, affordable prices, and exceptional hospitality. Despite the economic challenges that Serbia has faced in recent years, Belgrade has experienced significant growth in both its economy and commercial sector over the past decade, leading several statistical studies to refer to it as "The New Berlin."
Belgrade takes pride in its rich and generous cuisine, affordable prices, and exceptional hospitality. Despite the economic challenges that Serbia has faced in recent years, Belgrade has experienced significant growth in both its economy and commercial sector over the past decade, leading several statistical studies to refer to it as "The New Berlin."
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