Rosa's Pizza, Belgrade

Advantages: cheap
Disadvantages: not that popular

...Belgrade, the capital of Serbia (and Montenegro), is one of a rare misfortuned cities in the world, bombed by NATO 1999. And now, after 7 years and dead of Miloshevic's regime (partly responsible for a civil war in ex Yugoslavia), is now one of the most visited cities in E. Europe. Just for that reason, in case you don't know, Belgrade is one of the oldest cities in Europe, first settled in the3rd century BC by Celts, before becoming Roman settlement called Singidunum. Name Belgrade first time is mentioned in 878 AD and it has been capital of Serbia since 1404 and was the capital of Yugoslavia from 1918 till recent. The city lies at the confluence of rivers Sava and Danub in north central Serbia, and since ancient times, it has been an important traffic focal point: an intersection of roads of Eastern and Western Europe. The first... Read review

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Advantages: one of the prettiest streets
Disadvantages: always so busy

...Knez Mihajlo Street is a very heart of Belgrade City. Belgrade, the capital of Serbia (and Montenegro), is one of a rare misfortuned cities in the world, bombed by NATO 1999. And now, after 7 years and dead of Miloshevic's regime (partly responsible for a civil war in ex Yugoslavia), is now one of the most visited cities in E. Europe. Just for that reason, in case you don't know, Belgrade is one of the oldest cities in Europe, first settled in the3rd century BC by Celts, before becoming Roman settlement called Singidunum. Name Belgrade first time is mentioned in 878 AD and it has been capital of Serbia since 1404 and was the capital of Yugoslavia from 1918 till recent. The city lies at the confluence of rivers Sava and Danub in north central Serbia, and since ancient times, it has been an important traffic focal point... Read review

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Advantages: True Serb city-culture, shopping, tourist junk can be found here
Disadvantages: Busy (if you don't like crowds)

...Absolutely beautiful street in Belgrade, one that should certainly be visited on any trip to the city. This is a bit of a no-brainer as it's unlikely anyone spending more than an hour in Belgrade -won't- find themselves on it! It starts near Kalmegdan park, then runs through to Instituto Cervantes. While there are numerous shops, bookstores, and larger department stores (larger ones away from Kalmegdan) the nicest part of this parade, to me, are the cafes and restaurants, which really show how Belgraders live and socialize. Even if you're not shopping, there's lots of pretty buildings and a monument or two. Also one of the few places a tourist can find some postcards (razglednica in Serbian), that's my top tip! At night, this is a must-see, where half the city's population go for a stroll or grab a quick drink or bite to eat... Read review

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