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Kralja Petra 56 Belgrade, Serbia and Montenegro, 11-263-4222
Hotel: Royal Dec 28th Sites: Kalenegdan, Orthodox Churches Dinner: Sesir Moj Wine: Vravnac 2004, Plantaze The sign outside Sesir Moj says old Belgrade ambiance, traditional food and gypsy music. We received all three, but not in equal measure. We were seated next to a very large party of Belgraders celebrating something. They had hired the house band and were by all appearances working their way through the entire Serbian song book. We found the entire evening very entertaining, even though w...
Belgrade, Serbia and Montenegro jeffandmarieMention to a media-influenced person that you're heading off on a trip to Belgrade might prompt them to question why on earth your choice of holiday destination would be a place with such a conflict-tarnished past. The answer to all of this is plain and simple - it is nothing short of fascinating and fulfilling to see the extent to which the locals in Serbia have turned their whole lifestyles around in the wake of a troubled history, and witnessing their path along the ever-ongoing recovery p...
Belgrade, Serbia and Montenegro jollyjetsetterAfter FINALLY arriving in Belgrade, when I almost couldn't believe the train ride was really over, I went out into the street to look for a cab, as it was now well past dark and not the time to be exploring Belgrade's public transport system on my own. I knew enough to cross the street to find a non-mafia cab, so was surprised when I flagged down a cab across the intersection from the station and he slowed for a second and then sped up and drove on. What did I do? I wondered. Then I turned ar...
Belgrade, Serbia and Montenegro vanessabThis was easily one of the nicest cities i've ever been. Very easy and cheap to move around. Lots of nice restaurants and they ALL had a great value.Take one street off from the main streets and you will find lots and lots of nice small restaurants.Although one thing was "missing".There were only a couple of pubs.People were drinking at the restaurants,cafes and even before the fast food kiosks. People were very open and kind.It was very hard to imagine that this was the same country that jus...
Belgrade, Serbia and Montenegro yeltzin
... the next day). Belgrade might not have much in terms of sightseeing (even Lonely Planet downplays it, although both Kalemegdan and Zemun are pleasant afternoons out), but I haven't been suffering from idle hours. This city has an incredible nightlife, and being so plugged into the art scene, both Johnie and Masha always know where to go. I'm in awe of the things Serbians do with music ...
Belgrade, Serbia and Montenegro david_chung... st offıce. The unfrıendly lady workıng there suggested one place nearby. Of course I had dıffıculty fındıng ıt but a polıceman helped me out. I should mentıon that very few people (especıally the older generatıon) speak Englısh here but ıt always worked out. WIth hand gestures and basıc words, I was able to explaın what I was lookıng for and they were able to explaın how I could fınd ıt. The hostel I went to was unfortunately full. The nıce guy workıng at the ...
Belgrade, Serbia and Montenegro dinovagabond... putovanjima stekli smo veliki broj prijatelja, kontakata i ogromno iskustvo, koje nam danas koristi da organizujemo najpovoljnija putovanja za sebe i prijatelje. VI STE: po vokaciji avanturisti, volite samostalni, alternativni nacin putovanja. Ne volite da jurcate za zastavicom turistickog vodica i placate njihovu skupu masineriju. Nemate ...
Belgrade, Serbia and Montenegro independent.tra... with two of the Serbs I had arrived with (they werenæt as in to metal as the others, and were going home) and a Slovene girl who spoke very good english (well, all of them did), the Serbs informed me that there would be another war if Kosovo became independent (and one of them said he would fight for Kosovo)- eventually they got off the train and me and the Slovene carried on- I almost got kicked off, but my EU passport persuded the Serb to leave me ...
Belgrade, Serbia and Montenegro englishanddrunk... over the past 20 years, especially during the early to mid 90's. The division or independence of these countries has come at a huge price for the local people. Ethnic tensions were high in the early 1990s as one state after another began seeking independence. Slovenia was first, and the result was the 10-Day War, or Slovenian War between Yugoslav forces and Slovenia eventually resulting in Slovenia's ...
Belgrade, Serbia and Montenegro nomad_chad... into a mess. But it was still some fun. After we left the building, we saw that guy was stuck in the snow on the hill at the settlement. So we helped him out and pushed him into his driveway. For some reason his friend didn't want us to help him move his own car, he was mad and screaming at us. These people in Serbia are very stubborn. That one Roma settlement was the oldest in ...
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