Belgrade Travel Blogs - Page 4

We came to Belgrade because we knew it was on the same train line from Zagreb to Sofia, and basically loads of people we'd met who had gone from east to west (unlike us doing west to east) had raved about how great Belgrade was.So, we turn up, and it was pissing down with rain (it was a time when t…

Just sharing some pics from the two former Yugoslavian republics...

Mention to a media-influenced person that you're heading off on a trip to Belgrade might prompt them to question why on earth your choice of holiday destination would be a place with such a conflict-tarnished past. The answer to all of this is plain and simple - it is nothing short of fascinati…

Arrived in Serbia and first impressions were not good. The currency messed me up...too many zeros!I walked out and towards the hostel. Only to realise that the maps posted around town are not pointing in the direction that they are referencing...Eventually I found a police officer who spoke English…

I live in London, I love the city more and more though being unemployed is rough. Let's just make this a general trendy life stylish blog with a note about as many borough and neighbourhood that I will manage to set foot in. The blog won't follow a chronological order, so I will talk about the boroughs and then had my specific thoughts in between.

We fell out of our bunks at about 11am and did a quick pack as we were running late for our train to Budapest. We had missed breakfast as well and left the hostel hungry and said our goodbye's to some of our single serving party buddies from the night before. It was a quick dash to the train statio…

For someone who is traveling to Balkans there are a lot of things to be mentioned as a guide to a grate travel experience.People are welcoming, food is grate, nightlife vivid, and culture very colorful and rich. If you would like to read a travel journal written by Iranian American that spent three…

Not much to say about today. Feeling below par again and only managed 6 hours sleep.Went to see Sveti Sava, the biggest orthodox church in the world supposedly. Then went to the island of Ada Ciganlija in the Sava River, which wasn't really the wonderful park land and beach area the guide books sai…

This was my first true travelling experience and i blame this experience for my addiction to travelling!

If you ever want to get raped with your eyes and an abundance of friendly atmostphere- do not come here :) Now we were only in the city for about ten hours- and we only got to walk around the train station area- but still- what an interesting experience. By far the most unfriendly, cold and i could…

This will be an ongoing collection of interesting vehicles from around the world

Belgrade

it was the only city where i asked locals the addresses which i want to find even if i have a map,for the names of streets in map written in latin alphabet but they written in cyrillic alphabet on the walls:)

A brief stop in Belgrade before heading south.  I’m tired of the cold and snow.  I’m not used to this and it’s been the coldest winter of my life.  At least Belgrade is snow free right now.  Walked around the main square practically to myself and saw the dismal shops. …

My boyfriend and I had the best (if extremely tiring) holiday ever travelling through Eastern Europe!