New York Times published Jada Yuan’s article about her visit to Belgrade and Zemun. She visited some of our favorite places. Check it out! Read more →
Biggest headache in Belgrade? Parking.
Parking in Belgrade is notoriously difficult, especially in the center of the city. If you are planning to use a car, you’ll have to familiarize yourself with the three parking zones, each with its own time limits and price per hour. Zone I (Zona I – RED) has a maximum of one hour. Zone II (Zona II – YELLOW) has… Read more →
Springtime in Belgrade – Restaurant Review (Restoran Proleće)
If you’re in the mood for a traditional Serbian breakfast we would heartily recommend centrally located “Proleće” restaurant. You can find this gem of a restaurant in Vuka Karadžića 11, right off of the famous pedestrian Knez Mihailova street. The waiters are friendly without being overbearing, the food is reasonably priced and reliably good, and the outside seating is particularly… Read more →
Air Serbia JFK to BEG experience
The easiest way to get to Belgrade, Serbia from the North East is via Air Serbia. Non-stop flights fly out of JFK’s Terminal 4 to Belgrade’s Nikola Tesla International Airport three times a week – every Monday, Thursday and Saturday. We’ve decided to give this a try and also splurged on an upgrade to Business Class. It’s a nine hour… Read more →
Monocle: Belgrade Play Areas
Monocle magazine mentions Belgrade’s Creative playgrounds project (derived from Belgrade Design Initiative) in Kalemegdan Park. Source: Monocle Read more →
Monocle Feature: Air Sebia
Monocle is highlighting Serbia again in their December 16/January 17 issue, this time it’s our national airline – Air Serbia. Monocle calls it “old school in the best possible way”. See below for pics and text. Source: Monocle. Read more →
Salvador Dali Corner
Tucked away in Dorćol is Salvador Dali Corner. Read more →