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SERBIA travel blog

Top 5 off-the-beaten path spots in Belgrade

Savamala, Belgrade | Graffiti

These days in Belgrade I’m facing the travel blogger dilemma: the trade-off between writing amazing travel reviews about all wonderful things this town has to offer and staying out all day actually enjoying the town. I’m pretty concerned about the fact that, when I will be back to my real life in R(H)ome, I won’t have the time to write and edit all the pictures I’m taking, but of course I don’t want to spend all my holiday at the hostel in front of my laptop, so I’ve decided that, right now, I will publish just a Top 5 of what I’ve seen during the last 3 days in Belgrade, but I promise in the future you will see more Belgrade tags on this blog, as soon as I come back (R)Home!

Belgrade Street Art

Belgrade off the beaten path: travel diary of my 2nd day in Belgrade

Dorcol, Belgrade

Today I explored some residential areas not so far from the city center, ‘cause I’m saving the more popular attractions to visit them with Elena, who is arriving tomorrow.

Belgrade

Trip to Belgrade: my first day in the funky capital of Serbia

Knez Mihailova, Belgrade

Finally today the over-planned (and over-dreamed!) trip to Belgrade has begun! As soon as the hostess addressed to me in serbian, I felt glad to be on that plane flying to a new balkan adventure, ready to step into this town I’ve been reading so much about during last month and excited to finally switch from Belgrade city map to a real 3D Belgrade experience. Such a big excitement lasted until I got off the airport and tried to withdraw some serbian dinars to get a cab, as any ATM of the airport was spitting out my card and saying it wasn’t readable: shit!

Belgrade

What to see in Belgrade in 5 days: my itinerary to discover a rising underground culture Mecca

What to see in Belgrade in 5 days?

Belgrade in 5 days, Serbia

After being so devoted to my “Sarajevo in 5 days” plan, I did also my homework and researches about Belgrade, the former epicentre of Tito’s Yugoslavia which nowadays is defined by many “the Berlin of the Future”. So far I understood that this town is well known for a variegated and dynamic nightlife, while the day is characterized by a Serbian relaxed mood. Belgrade is full of underground cultural centres and graffiti spots I can’t wait to discover, together with precious cultural heritage and Middle-Europe architectures. I’m looking forward to do many interesting things and attend to thrilling events but, above all, I want to be part of Belgrade laid-back atmosphere.