Belgrade, Serbia Travel Guide
Scenic spot introduction:
Belgrade, Serbia, is an ancient European city full of architectural charm, integrating drama, music and other cultural connotations. It is the economic, cultural, educational and technological center of Serbia. As a capital city, Belgrade not only preserves a large amount of historical and cultural heritage, but also is full of modern excellence. Especially in 2006, the Financial Times of London awarded it the "City of the Future of Southern Europe", which brought more popularity and reputation to this place.Attractions distribution:
Belgrade is located at the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers in northern Serbia. It is the largest city in the former Yugoslavia. The city is divided into 17 autonomous areas, of which the architecture of Old Belgrade and the vitality of New Belgrade are the most important areas. In terms of landscape, the National Museum of Serbia, Belgrade National Theater, Nikola Pasic Square, Kalemegdan Castle and various Orthodox churches are all quite representative; in terms of architecture, there are many neo-Baroque, neo-Renaissance, Fauvism, etc. The styles converge, and the distinctive paintings on the exterior walls are also eye-catching. In addition, the annual beer festival, music festival, film festival, etc. also vividly display its cultural charm.Scenic spot features:
Religion, architecture, museumsTransportation
Scenic spot location:
Europe>Serbia> Belgrade city
How to get there:
1. Aircraft: Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport.
2. Train: Belgrade Railway station, connecting to other European capitals and other parts of Serbia.
3. Long distance: Long distance buses travel between major and smaller towns.
4. Urban transportation: buses, trams and trolleybuses, etc.
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Precautions:
You can carry a maximum of 2,000 euros or US dollars each time you leave the country, and valuable professional and technical equipment must be declared upon entry.
Travel Tips
travelling guideline:
1. Featured Activities: Belgrade Film festivals, theatre festivals, music festivals, book fairs and beer festivals, EXIT Music Festival, Dragatsevo Trumpet Festival, etc.
2. July is the hottest month, but the temperature is only about 22 degrees, which is quite comfortable. In addition, summer is also the time when there are the most festivals.
Tour route:
1. Folklore tour: mainly in the western part of Serbia, you can enjoy the traditional home-cooked food prepared by the host and appreciate the beautiful natural scenery. Scenery .
2. Fishing and hunting: From the Pannonian Plain in the north to the hilly areas in the south, famous hunting grounds include Karadjordjevo, Morovic, Apatin, Ecka, Tara and Sara; famous fishing centers include Zlatibor and Timok.
3. Hot spring tour: Most hot springs are located at the foot of the mountains and near the forest, and are both outdoor and indoor.
4. Mountaineering: Kopaonik Peak is the most famous, and there are also Zlatibor, Divcibare, Zlatar, Golija, Goc, Jastrebac and Stara Planina peaks.
5. Festival tours: mostly held in summer, in addition to folk activities, there are also local traditional handicrafts.
Best time to visit:
Spring and Autumn
Shopping recommendations:
(Shopping) Various types of handmade leather shoes, crocheted sofas, tables and other household accessories; heart-shaped mascot pendants made of flour; handicrafts carved from walnut shells; handicrafts made of ceramics, etc.
(Delicious food) Turkish flatbread with meat, fresh fruit and cheese, boiled corn, etc.
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