These photos showing the world’s most beautiful Orthodox Church, St. Sava Temple, were taken on November 17, 2011 in Belgrade, Serbia!!

How can one sky, above one city, produce so many colours? These photos showing the sky above Belgrade were taken on November 14, 2011.

Jelena Radonjic commented today on a video about Serbian women I posted here in September saying: "Why not show some naturally beautiful girls and women, beautiful on the inside as well as outside? There are many in Serbia..." I agree with her. There are many beautiful girls and women in Serbia, beautiful both on the inside and on the outside. ...

The New York Times is running an article, written by Alexander Lobrano, talking about Belgrade, the capital and largest city of Serbia. Alexander Lobrano knew almost nothing about Belgrade before visiting it, and was pleasantly surprised by Belgrade: Belgrade is a Balkan city before it’s a European one. It is also much livelier, friendlier and more prosperous than I had expected ...

The International School of Belgrade (ISB) uploaded today a great video of Belgrade made by ISB's Middle School students. Wow, that's well done:

Liliana Holtzman traveled to Yugoslavia in 1977 to visit relatives in Belgrade, and in small villages in Northern Serbia. She posted today a wonderful blog post talking about this summer of 1977. It's well worth reading Liliana's post entitled Welcome to Belgrade. What a wonderful story!

An American woman, V-Rah, from Washington, D.C. has lived in Belgrade for 20 days. She posted a well written, and funny blog post talking about grocery shopping in Belgrade. Here’s a short excerpt, but it’s worth reading the whole thing: Anyway, turns out that all my hard work at the produce weigh station was fine, except that I totally spaced out ...

Serbian photographer Mladen Kesic wrote a short blog post talking about the temple of Saint Sava in Belgrade. Well worth reading/watching. His photo of St. Sava is fantastic: Cathedral of Saint Sava

Oh look, this is Belgrade, the capital and largest city of Serbia:

An American woman living in Belgrade (since October 2010) put up a blog post talking about the shoes she has loved and lost on the streets of Belgrade. The (most) interesting part of her post is in the introduction: Some people think that living in Serbia requires sacrifice. They think it’s nothing but mangy surroundings (wrong), eating potatoes and cabbage (double ...