Photo taken at Ada Ciganlija, Belgrade, May 29, 2010. Yes, american football is played in Serbia!

I came across a video on Youtube called the temple of Saint Sava / Hram Svetog Save. This video documents the history of the temple of Saint Sava in Belgrade. What can I say? Simply beautiful! The seven minute video is well worth the time, particularly to see the history of Belgrade and the history of the construction of the ...

I recently went to the monastery of Studenica, which is approximately 40km southwest of Kraljevo. Stefan Nemanja, the founder of the medieval Serb state, founded the monastery in 1190. It is one of the richest and holiest monasteries of Serbia. It is also a UNESCO world heritage site. The monastery is built in a peaceful environment: it is built in the ...

  An Austrian writes over at Perezhilton.com about Belgrade, and Serbia's Eurovision song for 2010. Milan Stankovic - Ovo je Balkan: The best song this year! I'm Austrian, and I went to the Eurovision held in Belgrade in 2008 and I was very pleasantly surprised! The partying is crazy! It's soooooooo good! People are chill, very welcoming, calm, the music scene is ...

We recently wrote about the formula of Wired UK predicting that the world cup final is going to be Serbia vs Brazil. Another day, another formula and prediction. Ramith (India), predicts that Serbia is going to win 2010 World Cup by analyzing the history of the results of the teams who participated in the qualifiers and went on to win ...

Alexander Atza Visnic, whose artistic career has taken him from architectural project presentation to illustration and graphic design, to fine arts and photography, is going back to his roots. Alexander Atza Visnic is in Belgrade, Serbia, after sixteen years back to his roots. Going through the streets of his youth, he is taking photos of inpirational vistas and moments that will ...

Daily life in Belgrade: Happy land in Tašmajdan park, Belgrade, May 25, 2010.

Ali Eram, an Iranian man living in Kitchener, a city in Southern Ontario, Canada, writes on Twitter that Belgrade is simply the best city in the world for living. I agree with him.

Belgrade is a much nicer city than you've been led to believe. Kasia Koltunska, a Polish woman living in Canada, who has traveled through nearly 50 countries on 5 continents, recently visited Belgrade. She found Belgrade to be a much nicer capital city than Bucharest. Kasia Koltunska also enjoyed Serbian cuisine: Belgrade proved to be a much nicer capital city than ...

The author/creator of Pauline's cookbook, Tonya (Shuster) Harmon, a Canadian transplanted to Virginia, spent a few days in Belgrade. One thing seems to be clear, Tonya loves Belgrade: "Belgrade is an old city, full of beautiful architecture, influenced by Turkish, Serbian and French style. I loved the mix of old and new, city and park." Tonya hopes she can come ...