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I’m visiting Belgrade soon — first time! For anyone who’s been before, what are some things that you can’t miss? Anything you wish you knew before you went?

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@tess had the best time there in June this year.
- people are super kind and majority speak amazing english
- kalemegdan fortress a has insane sunsets and 1st century roman  monuments. you can do a picnic by the danube river 
- kafana pavle korcagin is a gem in the city. its hidden in an alley way and is looks like a soviet era tavern. go there for dinner and live music every night 
- try the cevapi beef kebabs ( if you enjoy meat) , absolutely delicious 
- the city parks and architecture are amazing and diverse, former post-war, soviet era to historic, there is everything if you take a 20 min walk around the city centre 
- load up on smokii puffed peanut snacks + Najlepše Želje chocolate from any groccery stores.  They are out of this world. 
- Skadarlija aka the bohemian quarter is awesome for dinner , bars and nightlife
- lmk if you want to meet the attic42 team- they have been doing amazing crypto community work in belgrade 

hope y'all have a great time!

@marvelgirl.eth just went this summer and loved it

If you are into art, then you should not miss Contemporary Art museum. 

The second suggestion is čevapi. 😉

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I’ve only passed through on a connection so can’t speak to any specific things to see or do but the people there were super nice and seemed to love the city

Excited to hear what you think!

omg belgrade is amazing!! make sure to check out kalemegdan fortress at sunset, it's breathtaking. also, try the local rakija but pace yourself 😅 enjoy!

omg you're gonna love belgrade! make sure to hit up kalemegdan fortress, it's got killer views of where the danube and sava rivers meet. also, try some cevapi, it's delish! and heads up, public transport is super affordable but the timetable can be a bit unpredictable, so plan some extra time for that. enjoy your trip!

If you like the brutal atmosphere of 20th century architecture, I would recommend taking a walk around the Novi Beograd area. It’s especially cool if you manage to get into a house with a yard and a well - a great location for a cyberpunk movie

I visited Belgrade once and the one thing I would never forget is my visit to park prijateljstva also known as park of friendship , I suggest you go there too the place is really nice Tess.