Ville Simola, a 25-year-old student from Helsinki, Finland, recently traveled to the Balkans with his girlfriend wife Lisa, and visited Belgrade. Their expectations for Belgrade weren’t high, but they found Belgrade to be a really nice and vibrant city: From Sarajevo we took a really early bus to head for our last stop, Belgrade, which used to be the capital of ...

Back in 2009, Andy Shay wrote an interesting article over at Good Food Revelation about fresh cheeses produced in Ontario (Canada). He visited White Diamonds Kajmak Dairy and discovered Serbian specialty called Kajmak Domaci. At the end of his article Andy Shay notes that "they are in 52 stores around Ontario." Yes, and the packaging to match this new Serbian/Canadian ...

Apparently it's 'I Love Serbia & I love Belgrade' season and some Twitter users who have recently visited Serbia are letting you know that it's true. Melissa, a girl from California, wrote on Twitter that Belgrade is pretty awesome! Another American girl (Louisville) wrote on Twitter that she wants to move to Serbia one day: "I want to move to ...

Kirsten van den Hul, Deventer, the Netherlands, was last week in Belgrade for the Diversity 2.0 workshop to give participants an in-depth understanding of the impact of inclusion. She wrote: Did you know that blind people in Belgrade dance the night away in their own club? And that there are not enough talking traffic lights, signs in braille or other infrastructural ...

I just came across two fantastic videos on Youtube about the Serbian Mountain of Tara. It’s a short documentary about the people living in the remote wilderness on Mountain Tara, a mountain located in western Serbia. I believe that the best of Serbia is there. This is the real Serbia. It’s well worth watching!

There's a fascinating, and well sourced, blog post over at The Online Gooner by British photographer Ian Furniss, suggesting why there really is no cause for fear, no cause for concern above the ordinary while traveling to Belgrade. Ian Furniss argues, convincingly, that Belgrade is a safe, happy, and vibrant city. You should read the whole thing, but here's ...

Marlene Eilers Koenig, Virginia, United States, is glad she went back to Serbia, and put up a blog post talking about the most obvious sign of Serbia's new wealth: I am glad I went back to Serbia. I saw so many positive changes. More banks, certainly more cars on the road. Traffic jams are a sign of prosperity. Only a few ...

Goran from Cacak, Serbia, spent this summer in southwestern Serbia. He uploaded a video of Pešter, one of the highest plateaus in Europe, also known as the Serbian Siberia. The video offers a breathtaking view of one of the most beautiful parts of Serbia. Yes, Serbia is a beautiful country, and it's well worth watching!

What do Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Italy, Greece, Turkey Have In Common? Well, the answer comes from Isaac Hand, a traveler from Cincinnati, United States, who recently visited Italy, Croatia, Bosnia, Serbia, Greece, and Turkey. He wrote a blog post titled 'We are under the same sky' and pointed out that pigeons were the same everywhere. Check out his ...

Sanja Kneževic, a documentary photographer from Belgrade, Serbia, has posted on her blog some new photographs of Belgrade she took for the project ”Back to Belgrade” (humanitarian organization HOD of Ana & Vlade Divac). It's amazing how much there is to see (and do) in this beautiful city of Belgrade. Just one picture here -- but check out Sanja's site ...