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Princess Ljubica's Residence is one of the most important historic buildings in Belgrade. Built in 1830, it certainly had all characteristics of the Serbian-Balkan style houses. It is also among the most preserved examples of the civil architecture from the first half of the 19th century Belgrade. It was a luxurious court of the Serbian ruling Obrenović dynasty.
After the expulsion of the Obrenović ...
I am back in Belgrade. I mentioned in my previous post that I was planning to go there. The main reason why I decided to leave London for a period of time is because I think that the situation in the UK is much worse than in Serbia. I also think that the situation in the UK will not improve any time soon. Profound mistakes made by an incompetent UK government at the start of the epidemic are not easy to ...
I should've written and published this post approximately three or four months ago. I was going to write about my plans for this year. Back in January everything seemed normal although first news about a new and mysterious illness in China had already started to appear. Then, the epidemic rapidly spread across the world and all my plans fell through. I never once imagined that I would actually write about ...
There is a place in Belgrade that I wanted to visit for a long time. Remarkably, I've never been there. Not even when I lived in Belgrade, before I moved to London. If you ask me why, I wouldn't know what to say. Perhaps, I thought of it as a place that was right there and easy to visit. Somehow, I never actually managed to do it until now. The place that I am talking about is the Nikola Tesla museum in ...
I've written many stellar articles about Belgrade. And rightly so. It's a dynamic and interesting city that's rapidly changing. It's also a refreshingly rare non-globalised European city, especially if you compare it with most Western European capital cities where you see the same shops and restaurant chains over and over again. In that respect, Belgrade is still rather authentic. When you walk around the ...
I'm in Belgrade at the moment. In my previous post, I wrote about my travel plans and I mentioned that I was going to spend two weeks in the Serbian capital city. I've already written about Belgrade and I've also said that I'd only write about many changes that are currently happening there. The city authorities have undertaken an immense task to restore and improve the city, especially after many decades ...
April was a strange month. That was one of the reasons why I posted only one article at the end of April. It was also a month in which I asked myself: Where next? But, let me explain what happened.
As I wrote in my previous post, the UK had to come out of the EU at the end of March. However, no exit deal had been agreed between the UK and the EU. So, the UK government asked for extension until the 12th ...
"Summer Night City - Belgrade by Night" is the last post in the current series of posts on Belgrade. I was there in November 2018. Although it wasn't really summer, I was very lucky because it was warm, almost like summer. It was around 25 degrees C during the day and evenings were equally pleasant. That's why I went around the city and took some night photos.
The city government invested a lot of effort ...
For years, I've been saying to all my friends to go to Belgrade. Very few people that I know have been there. Although it's becoming popular, it's still not your typical destination. For example, flights from London to Belgrade are too expensive for anyone to consider going there for a weekend break. Many other European cities can be reached for a fraction of money required to travel to Belgrade. ...
I was in Belgrade for two weeks in November 2018. That was my 23rd visit since the year 2000, when I started to keep records of my travels. I'm very glad to have those records, otherwise it would be impossible to remember where and when I went in the past 20 years.
INTRODUCTION TO BELGRADE
I'm from Belgrade, I was born and lived there until I was nearly 25. ...
INTRODUCTION TO BELGRADE
I'm from Belgrade, I was born and lived there until I was nearly 25. ...
