The former capital of Tito’s Yugoslavia and later persona non grata among Europe’s major cities, Belgrade has since earned itself a reputation as a party destination. Yet it is not only at night that Serbia’s capital is alive. The city at the confluence of the Sava and the Danube has a lot to offer at day, too.
Author: Gero Günther; Photographer: Peter Neusser
Out and about in Belgrade
City Guide
The fabulous market in the Vračar quarter is a great place to find some of the finest souvenirs in Serbia: herbal teas, dried fruit, nuts ham and cheese.
City Portrait
Skin Tonic, Wake up, Sweety: These and other healthy fruit creations are available at Elixier, a key location in the bustling Dorcol quarter.
