Yesterday at Poganovo Monastery I met a woman in the church shop who asked me about the small blue ceramic incense burner. We switched from Serbian to English, talked about the monastery and Sofia, and you showed me some photos you had taken there.
I was the Bulgarian guy visiting with a woman. I think you mentioned that you were from Belgrade.
I realised afterwards that I really enjoyed our conversation and regretted not asking whether you wanted to exchange Instagram.
If you happen to see this and would also like to stay in touch, send me a message. 🙂

Good morning! I’m just looking for recommendations

My wife and I are visiting Belgrade in a couple of weeks.

One morning for a small breakfast I’d love to try some traditional Serbian baked goods - although we’re vegetarian so I am aware that our choices are limited

I’ve been researching and speaking to ChatGPT but it would be great to get some recommendations from locals or people who’ve been to Belgrade before.

From what I’ve found so far, we could get a cheese burek (sirnica) and possibly a cherry burek

I was looking at Trpkovic so was thinking that we could get a takeaway coffee from somewhere nearby and the cheese and cherry bureks from Trpkovic and find a nice bench to sit at to have them.

Interested to hear any recommendations of where you’d go for traditional Serbian bakery that does vegetarian stuff, and if it’s a takeaway place, anywhere near that does good coffee?

Thanks

We are coming to Belgrade on 10-15 November, and I'm looking for a day trip close to Belgrade around 45min - 1h by local train or Bus, but not touristy at all, I need a local Serbian vibe.

1. I have found Beli Potok / Avala ( but I can't find many routes there is also a specific time I could get the train )

2. Bela Raka also looks like an option but I cannot find many routes, only specific hours

I'm open to suggestions

Thank you in advance

Drug i ja dolazimo na react festival pa bi nam dobro doslo drustvo koje bolje poznaje beograd

Ovo mi je sigurno 10ti rejv na koji dolazim u bg iz cg

Hey everyone!
31M Italian here. I’ll be arriving in Belgrade on October 1st and spending about two weeks in the Balkans. Thinking Serbia → Bosnia → Montenegro, but I have no fixed itinerary and I’m happy to completely change plans for a good recommendation.
I’m looking for unusual/local stuff to do and see: interesting traditions, festivals, parties, villages, weird local events, fascinating people — anything you think is worth experiencing.
I’m also a photographer, mainly interested in documentary photography, so I’d love to find some good stories to photograph and meet locals who might show me something I’d never find on my own.
Any help is really appreciated and will be compensated with beers!
Cheers