Serbia

Planning a trip to Serbia? If a visit to the capital city is in your plans, we’ve got the guide to help you decide where to stay in Belgrade. The city sits at the confluence of the Danube and Sava Rivers, and has been around for over 20,000 years. That’s a lot of history! The strategic position with the two rivers has made this coveted land for centuries, and Belgrade has seen over 100 wars, with many ruling empires taking ownership throughout the years. Various empires have left their mark on Belgrade, making distinct impressions as you travel around the city, which is still recovering from the Yugoslav wars of the 1990’s. On the other hand, Belgrade is legendary for the nightlife scene, with over 300 splavovi, or party barges, moored along the rivers. To help you decide where to stay in Belgrade Serbia, we have rounded up the most…

Belgrade is the lively and historic capital city of Serbia. It’s fast becoming an alternative destination to visit in Europe, particularly as the surrounding countries of the Balkans become ever popular with travelers seeking out a more untouched side of the continent. There is good reason for this increasing popularity too, as from the ashes of conflict in the 1990’s, from NATO bombings in Belgrade and war across the region, the city has recovered, it’s grown and it has a lot to offer visitors adventurous enough to give it a chance. There are some great Belgrade tourist attractions, from visiting the domineering towers of Kalemegdan Fortress to learning more about not only the history of Serbia but the history of the former Yugoslavia that is so entwined with the region. Explore the surprisingly sandy beaches of the lake, visit an ornate Serbian Orthodox Church and then soak up the vibrant…