Ada Ciganlija, Belgrade’s most popular city beach: For more information about Belgrade beach Ada Ciganlija, visit adaciganlija.rs.

Dragan Trifunovic of helivideo.rs recently uploaded three videos of Serbian monasteries to Youtube. The aerial views of the monastery of Žiča, Studenica & Sopoćani are just fantastic: The Žiča monastery: Manastir Žiča (Serbian Cyrillic: Жича) is an early 13th century Serb Orthodox monastery near Kraljevo, Serbia: The Studenica monastery: Manastir Studenica (Serbian Cyrillic:: Манастир Студеница) is a 12th-century Serbian Orthodox monastery ...

Kalemegdan - Belgrade Fortress. It’s one place you most definitely shouldn’t miss while visiting Belgrade. Belgrade Fortress Kalemegdan… Today (click to enlarge):

Charles, an American from Charleston, Illinois, United States, loves Serbia and Serbian people: "I am an american that traveled to Serbia in 2010 and fell in love":

Njeri Githiomi, a 20 year old student from England who is currently studying at Filton College (a further education college in Filton, Bristol, England) went recently to Serbia. He put up an interesting blog post talking about his Serbian adventure. He writes that the first time he was told that he was going to Serbia, his reaction was 'where is Serbia' ...

Gabrielle left Serbia in 1963 when she was 22 years old. She recently went back to Serbia to visit relatives and friends. Here’s a short excerpt, but it’s worth reading/watching Gabrielle’s post entitled “Back home in Serbia” in full: I do not know for sure, but when I am back there, I feel safe, I feel at home, I am at ...

Back in September last year, I wrote about Belgrade zoo, pointing out that it's an oasis in the heart of Belgrade. Dragan Trifunovic of helivideo.rs recently uploaded a video of Belgrade zoo on Youtube (Belgrade Zoo winter & spring). It’s well worth watching. Yes, there’s a zoo in Belgrade. And yes, it’s an oasis in the heart of Belgrade:

An amateur photographer from the United States, Terri L. Butler, went recently to Novi Sad, Serbia’s second largest city after Belgrade, to meet an exchange student from Yugoslavia that she hosted in 2001. It’s well worth reading/watching Terri’s posts about Novi Sad in full. Amazing pictures of downtown Novi Sad - Liberty Square - Danube Park, and Petrovaradin Fortress. Yes, Novi Sad ...

You can see the major sights of Belgrade via tour bus. However, in order to know Belgrade more intimately, you simply must explore it on foot. Take a three-hour three-minute tour of Belgrade thanks to Loic Adrien's video:

Yes, we have beautiful 'old' cars in Serbia. Terazije Square, just in front of hotel Moskva (Belgrade)... today (click to enlarge):