Skadarlija street... Today (click to enlarge). Check out more photos (by British photographer Ian Furniss) of Skadarlija (or Skadarska), the old Bohemian quarter of Belgrade here. And discover why it’s one place you most definitely shouldn’t miss while visiting Belgrade.

Yes, look how beautiful Serbia is.

Mark, Montréal, Québec, Canada, spent a few days in Belgrade, and put up a blog post pointing out that his guidebook doesn't exactly rave about Belgrade, but he does not see why. Here's just a snippet, but I recommend reading the whole thing: It is a relatively clean city (certainly cleaner than Bucharest) that is not too big (the whole central ...

Oh, yes, it's Serbia!!!

The Economist is running an article entitled "Serbian street art: Belgrade's Banksys." From the title, it's pretty obvious what it's about -- but the article author does not seem to understand Serbian street art or the (new) Belgrade's history. A commenter argues, convincingly, that this is yet another poorly researched and ill-informed article from The Economist: Errrmm... No. Neither is "New Belgrade" ...

I recently posted a video showing that there’s always someone playing music on the streets of Belgrade. It looks like that the Belgrade musical atmosphere is also "exported" to Paris - Paris Tamo je Srbija!!

A guy recently put up a question on Yahoo Answers asking a good question: Is Serbia dangerous for a black American guy? Apparently, one of his friends told him that Serbs hate African Americans, and that he can be lynched by Serb skinheads, because Serbian people hate darker people. It's ridiculous. African Americans are welcome in Serbia, and much safer ...

Percin Imrek, born in Istanbul, Turkey, spent several months in USA, Germany, and is currently living in Belgium. He was recently in Serbia, and put up a fantastic blog post talking about one of the biggest fun times of his life... in Serbia. Here's one snippet: People To be honest, Serbia, because of the past and their politicians are not the most ...

Alex cooper, Canberra, Australia, celebrated the New Year in Belgrade (Serbia) and wrote: "My first impressions of Belgrade, despite the fog that had well and truly settled in so you could see no more than about 10 metres in front of you was, stunning. The old architecture and snow covered streets with their old style street lamps, like the ones ...

Many Orthodox Christians in the United States celebrate Christmas Day on January 7th, following the Julian calendar. A week later, they will mark the new year. Many Orthodox Christians in the United States, and... Ms. Bizic, the granddaughter of Serbian immigrants in the United States. She never felt odd for celebrating Christmas in January. Check out the article of Ann ...