Belgrade is the capital and largest city of Serbia, a country where the Pannonian Plain meets the Balkans. Its name translates to "White city" and it was first mentioned in IX century in a Papal letter to Bulgarian ruler Boris. During the long history, Belgrade was involved in 155 wars. Some of the old monuments but also the remains of the latest wars you can see walking through the city center or visiting some of the its exciting museums. Rarely you can find such beautiful confluence of two rivers in the city center which is the case with Belgrade’s rivers Sava and Danube. You can admire it from the most attractive location in Belgrade, Belgrade Fortress, a huge old citadel and Kalemegdan park.

 

Although there is a variety of things you can do and see, including historical areas, old churches, beautiful parks, river and lake banks for summer refreshment… Belgrade is best known for its restaurants, cafes, bars and night life in general. It’s continental climate makes him an all year destination, ideal for a few days visit.