Locally known as “Krug dvojke”, tram No.2 has somewhat an iconic status among Belgradians.

You want to eat fresh fruits and vegetables, honey, fish or deli products? You want to try kajmak or ajvar? Sounds delicious? Make sure you don’t miss visiting one of Belgrade’s open green markets.

National drink of Serbia, pronounced RA KEE YA, comes in variety of flavors: šljivovica (plum rakija), lozovača (grape), kajsijevača (apricot), vilijamovka (pear), dunjevača (quince), višnjevača (cherry) etc.

Another Belgrade social institution. Kafanas were meeting places of artists and writers, places where people plot conspiracies and discussed politics, made business deals and marriage arrangements.

A hip place you can’t miss while in Belgrade. City jewel risen from the ashes, nowadays Savamala is the most dynamic and artistic part of the city.

Located only 4 km for the city center you can enjoy all the amenities of the “Belgrade’s sea”. Ada is the ultimate summer resort, river island and artificial lake surrounded by more than 7 km of beaches.

Only 511 m high and 16km from the downtown Belgrade. If you want to enjoy the landscape, variety of Flora and Fauna, have a picnic or enjoy some history and culture, this is a place to visit.

Cultural event with a long tradition, takes place in October and welcomes famous names of contemporary jazz scene….

When in Rome, do as the Romans do… So when in Belgrade spoil yourself with Serbian cuisine. Don’t leave before you try kajmak, ajvar, pljeskavica, ćevap and Karađorđeva šnicla. You may wonder what these strange names mean.

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