BELGRADE, SERBIA

I took Belgrade City tour incl. down town walk Museums and art galleries visits Theaters rivers Sava and Danube side walk medieval Fort Kalemegdan pedestrian-zone shopping enjoyed at Belgrade specific 'street-on-river' containing countless restaurants cafes and night clubs with modern music all on water opened every day until morning hours.

One of most interesting no-way-to-be-avoided destination is the famous Skadarlia widely recognized bohemian street from 19. century still keeping footprints look and time-spirit of greatest Poets Book writers Painters Philosophers and Journalists from that romantic age.

There's the biggest Orthodox Church in Europe the St. Sava Temple in the heart of Belgrade City near by National Library of Serbia and Monument of KaraDjordje leader of the Rise against Ottomans Empire in the very beginning of 19. Century.

Belgrade is well known by good tasty food mostly with meat excellent wine and famous authentic very strong kind of plum-brandy called Slivovitz.