Sava River Belgrade

... being bombed by NATO in 1999. The first day we did the free walking tour of the city and yesterday we wandered along the Sava river and the Danube before heading up to the fort on the hill that gave Belgrade its name (white city as the fort was built ...

... 爾格勒因是多瑙河及重要支流沙瓦河(Sava ...

... , with two of them being the war museum and the Belgrade fortress which overlooks the point where the Danube meets the Sava river. The quality of the bakeries and sweet shops had also gone up a few notches in my books so there were a few pit stops along ...

From Athens we flew to Belgrade Serbia, it was an early flight but Ivan our host was there to pick us up, he said  " look for the tallest guy" and he was, 6 feet 9 inches !!!!  He was a professional European league basketball player. Then got ...

... when the rain came down in earnest and we adjourned to a nice café for a cup of hot tea.  Overlooking the Sava River we could watch the river traffic.  There are still a few late season cruise boats passing and several restaurant boats moored ...

... loved our time in Belgrade, we walked and walked everywhere we could, we saw the old fort at the top end of the city where the river Sava river meets the river Danube, a very strategic piece of land that has had over 115 battles fought over it during the ...

The city of Belgrade did a great thing when they blocked off a small tributary of the Sava river and built a lake.  One of the only beaches/lakes in a city of 1.6M, it provides a perfect haven during a hot summer day.  On a sunny weekend, the ...

Today we decided to visit Belgrade's swimming hole, otherwise known as the Ada. This water body, part of the Sava river, has been modified into a beach hotspot and can have up to 100 000 visitors a day (maybe fewer, not totally sure of the numbers, but ...

... own from the comfort of her living room. In the late afternoon, I took a walk to the Sava River. I walked across a park, wandered through some neighborhoods, and enjoyed a few hours of dim light through the fog before the red sun disappeared at half ...

... to the Belgrade Fortress, passing through the Inner Stambol Gate. It was more for the view than anything else. We saw where the Sava River on our left merged with the Danube River, eventually heading to the Black Sea. She pointed out distant Zemun, ...