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Today I am here with a completely different KZfaq video. The route of today's video is #Belgrade. First, under the headings, where to go in Belgrade? What to eat in Belgrade? Which Restaurants to go to in Belgra? I will explain these quickly. Details will come later. In the first video, you will watch Belgrade center and its surroundings. Later, I will share with you my experiences in a different Serbian city called Zemun district and Novi Sad. So there you go:
Where to go in Belgrade?
1) Kalemegdan and Belgrade Castle - Monument of Gratitude to France and Victor Monument - Damat Ali Pasha Tomb and Defterdar Gate
2) St. Sava Cathedral (Храм светог Саве)
3) Tesla Museum
4) St. Mark's Church
5) Republic Square
6) Monument to Prince Mihailova and National Museum of Serbia
7) Eternal Flame Monument and Park Prijateljstva (Especially follow the river bank)
8) Kneza Mihaila and Skadarlija
9) St. Michael's Cathedral
What to Eat in Belgrade? Where and Which Restaurant to Eat in Belgrade?
1) Burek - #PekaraTrpkovic
2) Dessert and #Rakija - #CafeMoskva located under Hotel Moskva or any venue on #Skadarlija street
3) Pizza - #Majstor i #Margarita
4) #Cevapcici or #Pljeskavica and other local dishes - #Mihailo Restaurant
5) Street Foods Hamburgers etc. - #Loki or #Gourmet Restaurant
6) Ice Cream - #CrnaOvca
I stayed at #ArkaBarka Hotel, Europe's first floating hotel. I'm glad I chose the hotel here because the location was perfect and safe. It is 20 minutes walking distance to the central settlement. However, buses are free and you can be in the center by bus in 7 minutes. Backed by a perfect park, the hotel offers river views from the front. Occasionally boats etc. pass by. Even though it shook when it passed, it was fun to stay in a floating hotel on the river. The employees were friendly. The manager there, Aleks, is an excellent person...
My biggest goal is to go to a city, spend time as I wish and try to get to know that city. In this regard, there could not be a more beautiful city than Belgrade. I did whatever I put in my mind. And let me say this. Even 7 days are not enough for Belgrade alone... My trip in August 2023 cost 11 thousand TL for Antalya-Istanbul transfer - return trip in the same way - plus accommodation including breakfast. Today, you cannot stay one night in luxury hotels with this money. Take dollars with you, or if you have a Master or Visa card, you can also pay with them. A thousand TL per day is more than enough... You can go not only to Belgrade, but also to #Zemun, the district of Belgrade, and you can also take the high-speed train and go to #NoviSad, which is half an hour away. Instead of a Balkan tour, we call it a single city and move on to the next topic of my holiday experiences as #SoloTravel. Here are the places to visit in Belgrade:
#BelgradeCastle is one of the top places to visit in Belgrade. You reach Kalemegdan by passing through the famous Kneza Mihaila street and from there you can enter the castle. There is a war museum at the entrance. Tanks, rifles... Then a perfect view will greet you. What's plenty of greenery in Belgrade? It is a green city and its people are helpful and friendly. When you step into the city, you will be struck by its comfort. While one part of the city never sleeps, the other part is quiet and comfortable.
Let's talk about the naked statue #VictorMonument... It was made by Ivan Meštrović, who is considered the greatest sculptor of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. He has an owl in one hand and a sword in the other hand... It symbolizes the victory against the Turks. His face is towards Hungary and his back is towards Turkey...
After eating Serbia's famous #burek at the restaurant named Pekara Trpkovic, you can go to St. Sava Cathedral. And the garden with its beautiful ambiance... Then you can turn your route to the #TeslaMuseum. I recommend you go on foot. On your way, you will discover hidden beautiful restaurants and cafes where you can drink coffee or have a snack, and you will experience the city. Crna Ovca is the popular ice cream shop in the city. You will also see this ice cream shop on your way :)
Explore the streets of Kneza Mihaila and Skadarlija. Fun and always active... It has hundreds of cafes. You can choose Mihailo Restaurant for local dishes. Don't look for a different place for a pizzeria. Go to the city's most popular pizzeria, #MajstoriMargarita restaurant, named after Russian writer Bulgakov's Master and Margarita... If you want to taste more street flavors, I recommend Loti and Gurme restaurants. Very delicious and friendly places.
If you go to Belgrade, #Serbia, follow my advice and do not return without drinking Rakija and walking a lot. Have a good time in advance.
If you have questions, don't hesitate to ask. I was there for 7 days. I try to help as much as I can.
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