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Belgrade, Serbia
architecture
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entertainments
5/10
nature
9/10
restaurants
7/10
tourist popularity
6/10

Guide to Belgrade

A visit to Serbia begins with Belgrade. This city is a wonderful combination of a medieval castle, an old town and bold twentieth-century decisions.

Belgrade is full of good restaurants and bars. We really ate our fill here.

Embankment
Sights
New modern embankment along the Sava River
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Belgrade Fortress
Sights
New modern embankment along the Sava River
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Republic Square
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Belgrade central square in the historical center
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Orthodox Church of St. Sava
Sights
The largest Orthodox cathedral in Serbia
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Ministry of Defense building
Sights
War-torn area in the center
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Gardosh Tower
Sights
Tower overlooking the city in the Zemun area
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Zemun
Sights
Low-rise suburban town of Belgrade
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Western City Gate
Sights
Concrete tower in New Belgrade
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Nikola Tesla Museum
Sights
Museum with personal belongings of the Serbian scientist Nikola Tesla. There are some impressive interactive experimental installations here
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Skadarlija
Sights
An old tourist street with many restaurants
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Walter
Restaurant
Delicious meat restaurant
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Ferdinand Knedle
Restaurant
Sweet knedle in New Belgrade. We recommend this location
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Orasac
Restaurant
Traditional Serbian cuisine
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Kod kapetana
Restaurant
Seafood restaurant on the banks of the Dunay
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PLATO
Restaurant
They serve the most delicious cheese pizza here
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You will definitely like Belgrade, it has its own elusive charm. To visit all the sights of Belgrade, 3 days will be enough.

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