1979 was the year when Belgrade got its first Italian-style cafeteria- the Golden Parrot (In Serb. Zlatni papagaj). Until that year, Belgrade was mostly home to kafanas and “Ekspres” restaurants. Those were specious catering facilities that served mostly homemade coffee… The post Vienna-based burro KLK revives the Golden Parrot, the Continue Reading
Rich with gastronomy and club culture, Belgrade as well stands as the ‘Mecca’ of coffee aficionados. Bars and cafeterias are situated almost everywhere around the city, and locals are eager to sit outdoors and enjoy endless coffee-drinking while chatting and… The post A Guide to the Coolest Coffee Shops in Continue Reading
Italy is steeped in age-old traditions, quirky customs and unusual superstitions. And, while it might not be Europe’s largest countries, it is one of its most diverse, encompassing 20 regions with their own distinctive cultures, dialects and histories. Looking to fit in? From beach days to exploding carts, here are Continue Reading
Off to the land of La Dolce Vita with your flippers and goggles? Lucky you, Italy is teeming with superb snorkeling spots. Surrounded on three sides by water and home to a staggering variety of islands, there are thousands of sandy beaches, rocky coves and volcanic shores to explore. While Continue Reading
Heraklion – or Iraklio – is the capital of Crete. It’s the second-most visited city in Greece, with thousands of visitors flocking here every year for easy access to world-famous archaeological sites and museums, wildlife-rich ecosystems, pretty towns and secluded beaches. While it might not be quite as pretty as Continue Reading
Wurm’s exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Belgrade, titled One Minute Forever, is the first solo show of this major Austrian artist in Serbia and his first large-scale exhibition in the Balkans. Occupying all five floors of the Museum,… The post Erwin Wurm to Exhibit in Belgrade: ONE MINUTE Continue Reading
Buckingham Palace has been the administrative headquarters of the British monarchy since 1837. It’s one of the UK’s most iconic landmarks, drawing more than 1.6 million tourists every year. It’s still the official residence of Queen Elizabeth, but between July and October, visitors can step inside to explore its magnificent staterooms Continue Reading
We are happy to announce three events that are taking place in Belgrade right now. Next to numerous quality cultural and artsy programmes we would like to highlight these three in particular. So, let’s kick-off: SALON OF ARCHITECTURE @ THE… The post Top 3 Events to Attend this April appeared Continue Reading
The latest edition of Uzakrota travel summit will be held in Belgrade on the 08th of April in Metropol Palace Hotel in Belgrade. Uzakrota Travel Summit is one of the biggest conference and foyer areas for online travel agencies, airline… The post Uzakrota Travel Summit-April 08, Belgrade appeared first on Continue Reading
It is about time to announce events that are going to take place in Belgrade this spring. We have selected our top 5 events for the upcoming months. So, let’s kick off with: MOTHER IS A BITCH @ EUGSTER II… The post 5 Events to Attend in Belgrade this Spring Continue Reading
