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Top architectural sightseeing and landmarks of Belgrade - ideas on city exploration routes

Kalemegdan 1. When you go for a walk in the city, you shouldn’t take valuable items and documents with you without any special need. In public places you can easily become a victim of fraudsters and pickpockets.
2. The best way to exchange money is to go to specialized banks and exchange offices. Do not use the services of private people no matter how beneficial the proposal of exchange sounds. There is a risk of losing your money.
3. Remote areas of the city should be visited only together with a guide or as a part of a group excursion. Do not stay in the city’s suburbs until late at night.
4. Travelers can safely participate in various promotions and public events dedicated to environmental or cultural issues. However, you shouldn’t interfere to political rallies and protests.
5. Do not forget to bargain with sellers in markets and private shops. Some sellers can specifically mimic the lack of understanding "of foreign speech" or the lack of small bills for change. Give money to a seller only after you name the exact price of an item together with discount. Copyright www.orangesmile.com
6. The majority of the beaches of the city are municipal, so you can enter their territory completely free. Fees may be applied only if you decide to rent beach equipment or sports equipment.
7. Use only purified water for drinking. You can purchase it in any local beverage shop or supermarket.
Excursion over cultural sights of Belgrade - 'must visit' points of interest
Belgrade Fortress remains the most important historical landmark of Belgrade and one of the most famous excursion sites of Serbia. There is also a beautiful Kalemegdan Park next to it. First … Open
8. Photography and videography of public transport, strategic and military facilities are not allowed in the territory of Belgrade. Before making a photo of local people, you should definitely ask them for permission.
9. Feel free to communicate on any topic with the locals, except for politics and national characteristics. They are always happy to help visitors and have great respect for those people who try to speak their native language.
10. The power supply voltage is 220 V. All hotels are equipped with sockets of the European standard. Before you make a trip to Belgrade, make sure to check the compatibility of all electrical appliances, which you plan to take. Probably, you will need to bring special adapters.
11. Do not forget to leave tips in local restaurants and cafes. As a rule, tips do not exceed 10% of the total order. The tourists, who plan to travel around the city by taxi, should not forget to discuss the price of a ride with a driver in advance.
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What to visit being in Belgrade - unique sights

St. Sava Cathedral

From the series “The Most Astonishing Orthodox Churches”
Check on the map:   Distance from Belgrade center - 0.3 km.
The iconostasis is one of the most interesting objects in the cathedral. It is decorated not with the traditional icons, with the outstanding art paintings with Bible episodes. The main hall is decorated with a large candelabra in the medieval style. There were used a lot of gild during the decoration. Not so far from the cathedral has placed one more popular place for believers – Patriarchate of the Serbian Orthodox Church. In its walls has placed a great museum of the history of Orthodox Church. … Read further

Monument to Cosmaj Partisans

From the series “The most famous buildings of communism”
Check on the map:   Distance from Belgrade center - 37.4 km.
A huge monument commemorates their great feat. It was installed in 1971. It has gained worldwide fame for its unusual design. The monument is made in the form of a huge star. It is interesting to admire it both from a close distance and the surrounding viewing platforms. Several excellent viewing platforms are located on nearby Mount Avala. The monument looks most impressive from them. … Read further

Tips for the cities around Belgrade

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Osijek
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Cavtat
2. The resort has good transport links to nearby islands of Supertar and Dubrovnik. Tourists who have enough of time should definitely see sights and entertainment options of nearby resorts. 3. It is convenient to travel around the resort on foot, as all important ... Open »
Debrecen
2. It's best to explore local attractions on foot since almost all of them are located within walking distance of the city center. Besides interesting museums and architectural monuments, many attractive restaurants can be found in the central area. 3. The most ... Open »
Budapest
2. While exploring the city, tourists are recommended to use only public transport. The number of buses and trolleybuses is really big here, so you will have no problems with reaching any point of interest or attraction. 3. Those tourists, who expect to travel ... Open »
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