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Serbia?
... Budapest we wandered around and found out the city was starting their St. Stephen's Day celebrations (their National Day). On the Danube River stood their Parliament building, modeled on the House of Parliament in London. We also walked to St. ...
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I made it and geez its cold!
... bypassed the shops for the time being and continued to the Belgrade Fortress. The fortress is located on a hilll over lookinng the Sava and Danube River. The view was great (which you would expect it to be from a fortress) and on a non-foggy day it would ...
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Venice, Zagreb, Belgrade
... , good looking women and the city seemed to have a buzz about it. There was two sides of the city separated by the Danube River, the new city was the drab looking soviet side and the old city was the historical and more modern side where I was ...
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Best thing about Belgrade was leaving the place
... and soft drink for lunch. We walked around the main touristy strip which wasn’t bad, saw the fortress and the views of the Danube river. We hear someone singing Tears in Heaven and oh my god I could feel I was starting to get worked up ...
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Is Tesla really the highlight of Belgrade?
... not much else on offer here. Two days in the city is enough time to check out the huge stone fortress that over looks the Danube River, meander through the old city, check out a bunch of Orthordox churches and step into a couple of museums. The Tesla one ...
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Good bye Catalunya Hello Belgrade (Beograd)
... see, Andrew, Christina and Alex just moved to Belgrade from Luxembourg two months ago and the truck with their LX house things just arrived the day before. That night, we went out to eat at one of the floating restaurants along the Danube ...
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Belgrade has much to offer
... ; Check out the cafes, cathedrals, and Kalemegdan Fortress. In the warmer months, dance the night away on a splav, barges on the Danube river. Everyone I met in Belgrade was so friendly, and several have remained good friends to this day. ...
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To Serbia
I took a long train ride from Budapest to Belgrade, Serbia. My entry into Serbia was my first look at part of the former Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia - a Yugoslav region that existed from the end of World War II through 1992 ...
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Those Serbians!
... Center. We visited the city's main park where there's a fortress (I forget the name), walk along the Danube River and along a pedestrian walkway. You can still see some of the government buildings destroyed/shelled during the last war. ...
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Belgrade
... Euro soccer tournament is in the quarterfinals we watched the Croat-Turkey and Russian-Dutch matches in the early evenings in restaurant/pubs on the walking street before heading to New Belgrade to hit various clubs that are on barges on the Danube ...
Danube River Map
- Ethnographic Museum
- Lido Beach
- Saint Petka's Chapel
- Terazije Fountain
- Manak's House (Manakova kuca)
- Bayraklee mosque (Bajrakli dzamija)
- Millenary Monument
- Sava Bridge
- The White Palace
- Beogradska Saborna Crkva
- Goethe Insitut
- Museum of Aviation
- Sava River
- Topcider Park
- Grocka
- Serbian Academy of Science and Art
- Tower of Sibinjanin Janko (Zemun Tower)
- National Theatre
- House of Flowers Marshal Tito Memorial (Kuca Cveka)
- Nebojsa Tower