One of the most popular and often misunderstood urban art is graffiti. If you have visited Belgrade before, try visiting again and you could see how much graffiti has exploded. Some people hate Belgrade's graffiti, while others, like Catalina Amman, are 'graffiti-inspired'. It's too good not to read: About Me Catalina Amman, Jordan We change years, we change dreams, we change ...

Dragoslav writes in to alert us to an amazing experiment by a group of students from Belgrade, who wants to help foreign visitors experience Serbian culture and local customs in "a manner different than that of tourist agencies". It looks like local students can become your tour guides, combining historical facts with personal stories as you visit well loved and ...

Kalemegdan Fortress stands above the confluence of the Sava & Danube rivers in Belgrade, overlooking the Great War Island. Seen from below, it's an impressive sight with "The Victor" monument, a dove of peace in one hand, a sword in the other, standing proud and looking out across the city. Walk through the lower town area and you will come ...

In Belgrade - Serbia. Skadarlija (or Skadarska), the old Bohemian quarter of Belgrade.

In Belgrade! At the National Bank of Serbia Building. Photo taken at the opening of an exhibition by Serbian painter Miodrag D. Jelic, January 19, 2010.

Ljubica is an extraordinary Belgrade cat. Her majesty’s home is the famous Belgrade bookshop „Plato“. And her favourite time to show off are the late hours. She usually dozes off during the day among the books, curled on a chair, or eating her late breakfast. I have never seen her twice on the same shelf, she doesn’t mind the crowds, ...

In Belgrade - Serbia! Maxi supermarket, Sarajevska Street, January 26, 2010.

Skadarlija. It’s a place where time has no meaning. Walk the length of this cobbled street and time will stand still. Stop for a moment, and it’ll subtly shift you backwards to the days when actors, & writers would gather to eat, drink, and be inspired by its beauty and atmosphere. Turn around, and it’ll move you forward, leaving you ...

In Belgrade - Serbia! Durmitorska Street, January 25, 2010. Created by the Polish artist Mariusz Warasby (August 2009).

In Belgrade - Serbia! Višegradska street, January 22, 2010.