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Are Jews Welcome In Serbia And Belgrade?
Two years ago, there was a story in The Jerusalem Post about how Jewish life was flourishing in Belgrade thanks to the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (JDC),
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Belgrade Traffic Symphony
We recently posted a photo of a Belgrade trolleybus with passengers depicting some part of Belgrade daily life. In the comments on our photo, Katarina Pantic, a
From Serbia To China And Back Home
Last week, in the comments (Facebook) on our post calling on Serbs to come back home, a commenter named Marija Tisma pointed
In Your Pocket Guidebook Finds Belgrade To Be Safe
Europe’s leading publisher of locally produced city guides, In Your Pocket, finds Belgrade to be safe: “Belgrade is a fairly safe place. There is not a single part of the city where a girl should not
Getting Off-The-Beaten-Path: Serbia
A London based tour operator specialising in off-the-beaten-track destinations, Travel The Unknown, organises trip to little-known area of the world, from the remote tribes of unseen North East India, coffee plantations of Colombia to the dramatic landscapes of Eastern Turkey and the ancient heritage
Four Pictures Of Belgrade Are Worth Four Thousand Words
The adage “A picture is worth a thousand words” means that an image may be more influential than a substantial amount of text. Yup, it seems to be true. Miltokas, a 28-year-old man from Bruxelles
Can Serbia Ever Be Too Safe For Americans?
It’s repeated so often that it has almost become a cliché: Serbia is a dangerous place for Americans. We recently wrote about how Staci, an American woman, was planning to go to Serbia, the
Please Come Back Home
After fifteen years of living in Canada, Sanja Zivkovic finally returns to the apartment where she grew up in Belgrade, Serbia. Great video with subtitles. No comment, just one message. To all my Serbian friends
Yet Another Traveler Falls In Love With Belgrade
Pretty much every traveler visiting Belgrade love the city’s atmosphere, but just for the record, here’s yet another traveler saying he is in love with Belgrade. Anders Magnusson, a 20-year-old man
Don’t Listen To Your Parents: Go To Serbia
Abi, an American exchange student in Budapest, wrote up a blog post recently that details her trip to Serbia. She points out that the reason that students study in Europe is to travel, and notes that a big problem is
