Belgrade - 50 things to see and do

Why Belgrade should be your next travel Destination! 
(All photos taken by me)


1- Visit the Church and Temple of Saint Sava

The Temple of Saint Sava is the largest Serbian Orthodox church, and by it's volume, the largest Orthodox church in the world. 



2- Watch the sunset in Kalamegdan fortress


Where Sava and Danube rivers meet! Read more about it here.

3- Climb the Millenium tower and admire Zemun 



Millenium tower was built in 1896, within the oldest preserved fortification from the 14th century, at the hill of Gardoš, right over the right bank of the Danube.

4- Museum of Yugoslav history


Learn more about the former Yugoslavia and Josip Broz Tito that lead the partisans during the I World War.

5- Eat a Pljeskavica 


Serbian Pljeskavica Hamburgers are Serbian hamburgers popular in one form or another throughout the Balkans, especially Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia.

6- Enjoy the nightlife in a Splav (floating river clubs) 



7- Roam the bohemian quarters of Skadarlija


8- Try Serbian Baklava (Sevdidjan Baklava)

9- Swim in Ada Ciganlija


Ada Ciganlija proudly bears the name of “Belgrade Sea”.

10- Walk in Knez Mihailova street 


This is the perfect street to buy that perfect drawing of the Saint Sava temple (just like i did eh eh), have a meal and feel the atmosphere of the city!

11- Visit Saint Mark's church 


St. Mark's church is a Serbian Orthodox church located in the Tašmajdan park in Belgrade, near the Parliament of Serbia.

12- Explore Kosančićev venac




The original tower was finished in 1965, but was destroyed by the NATO bombardment of Serbia on 29 April 1999.  
The tower was one of the last buildings to be destroyed before the end of the NATO operation. A special bomb was used to destroy the tower. The blast was one of the loudest explosions heard throughout Belgrade during the bombings.

14- Ethnographic Museum


I really enjoyed visiting this museum!

15- House of the National Assembly of Serbia



Open since 1924 here you can find the true essence of Belgrade with locals selling a lot of fresh products as well as traditional drinks and cured meat.

17- Hotel Moskba

Hotel Moskba is one of the oldest hotels in Serbia! Its oficial opening was in 1908. It's so pretty!  

18- Bajrakli Mosque

The only mosque in Belgrade! Read more about it here. 

19- Main train station


20- Watch a basketball game in Kombank Arena



Serbs are really good at basketball! I watched Serbia winnig against Greece in Kombank arena. 

21-   See the ruins of the buildings bombed by NATO in 1999


22- Jevremovac Botanical Garden

23- Enjoy cevapi 


Ćevapi is a grilled dish of minced meat, a type of skinless sausage. More about serbian food here.

24- drink rakija - national drink of Serbia


25- Republic square

26- Play a beer pong game in BEER PONG BAR Beograd


Adress: Terazije 26 Beograd RS, 11000

27- See the typical Opanak shoes 




28- Trg Nikole Pašića

29- Explore Savamala

30- Belgrade University Library

31- Nikola Tesla Museum

It was super interesting to visit this museum!

31- Discover Belgrade military museum


32- Take a walk around Danube river

33- Discover the street art scene

 

34- Church of St. Alexander Nevsky


Aleksandar Nevski church - one of the oldest churchs in Belgrade

35- Belgrade Orthodox Cathedral (Saborna Crkva)

36- Vračar


37- The house of flowers belgrade

38- Church of the Holy Mother of God (Crkva Ruzica)


39- Have a burek


40- Try sarma


41- Explore Dorćol


42- Pobednik statue


43- Enjoy a Palatschinke



slatkepalacinke #nugat #orasi

44- kafana 

45- Admire the National Theatre of Belgrade 



46- King Aleksandar boulevard (Bulevar)

the longest street in Belgrade 

47- Ušće shopping & business center

48- Strahinjića Bana street

Also known as Sillicon Valley - most popular café street in Belgrade. 

49- Branko's bridge

50- Topčider park 

So next time you visit Belgrade you already know what to see and do! 
Happy travels =D


Filipa Figueira

1 comentário:

  1. Uma das cidades mais maravilhosas que visitei na Europa! Feliz por também teres gostado :)

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