Belgrade was a surprise for us – in a good way! As soon as we arrived, we found ourselves immersed in a friendly and very accessible city. Parks were everywhere, local citizens went about their day walking dogs, playing with their families, or enjoying a quick bite to eat. The city would continue to grow …
Onto the Belgrade sweets, coffee, and desserts we tried! During the five weeks we spent there we primarily got our desserts from the grocery store and bakeries, and our coffee from three-in-one packets, but we also tried out a couple cafes and a creperie. I’m going to cover them in a similar manner to my …
It won’t take you very long to realize that Serbia takes great pride in it’s citizens. They’ve produced many great names, but there is one in particular that seems to stand a little above the rest – Nikola Tesla. He is loved so much, that Serbia ensured that the Nikola Tesla Museum be in Belgrade. …
After five weeks in Belgrade, it had come time for us to head to our final location for our travel: Budapest, Hungary. We had looked at a few options for how to get to our location in District VII of Budapest, and had very early on decided against taking a plane. Ultimately, we decided to …
Christian influence into the region we know today as Serbia began in the 2nd century. Byzantine missionaries in the 9th century promoted and spread the religion across the land, with Christianity being declared the state religion, leading to the construction of numerous churches. With so many churches in Belgrade, it can be hard to narrow …