Sensational Serbia

20/09/2022

Belgrade's Kalemegdan Fortress is not only spectacular during the day time. At night, the fortress walls have quite the romantic view of the city below ❤️

📍 Kalemegdan Park, Belgrade

24/08/2022

Quiet evening in Belgrade's Knez Mihailova Street ❤️

📍 Knez Mihailova Street, Belgrade

08/07/2022

The Vrelo River is also known by the locals as the river Year, as it is 365 metres in length.

It is also amongst the shortest rivers in the world.

📍Vrelo River, Bajina Bašta

30/06/2022

Breathtaking views from:

📍Banjska stena, Tara National Park

Where will be your next adventure?

23/06/2022

Watching the sun rise above Belgrade 🌅❤️

📍 Branko's Bridge, Belgrade

18/06/2022

At 155 metres in height, comprising of 40 floors, West 65 is the second tallest building in Serbia.

Located in the area of what was once Belgrade's international airport until 1962, West 65 is not only the name of the tower, but also the name of the modern residential and commercial complex built around the tower.

Do you know the name of Serbia's tallest building? Answer in the comments 😊

📍 West 65, New Belgrade

21/03/2022

Sunset vibes at Belgrade Waterfront ❤️

📍Belgrade

06/03/2022

Serbia's cities are fascinating. However, it's Serbia's towns and villages that offer beautiful treasures worth exploring.

St. Johns Church is a small church in the town of Vučje, roughly 15 kms from the city of Leskovac.

This gorgeous little church was built in 1938 using rock from the near by Kukavica Mountain. The church sits next to the Vučjanka river and is surrounded by nature. Calming sounds of the near by waterfall just adds to the ambience ❤️

📍St. Johns Church, Vučje

23/02/2022

Eagerly waiting for warmer weather ⛵

📍 Ada Ciganlija, Belgrade

01/02/2022

📍City Hall, Novi Sad

Situated in the heart of Novi Sad, on Liberty Square, Novi Sad's City Hall is a gorgeous monumental neo-Renaissance building and the seat of the Mayor of Novi Sad.

Built in 1895, it is identical to the city hall in the Austrian city Graz.

The building has four domes, one in each corner, as well as a tower with a balcony. Prior to World War II, the tower had a bell, known to the residents of Novi Sad as "Matilda".

11/01/2022

Gorgeous snowy moments in Belgrade ❤️

📍Defterdar's Gate, Kalemegdan Fortress, Belgrade

06/01/2022

Winter in Belgrade ❤️

ℹ️ Did you know that Belgrade in Serbian is called Београд (Beograd), which means 'White City'?

📍 Kalemegdan Fortress, Belgrade

19/12/2021

Winter magic in Belgrade ❄️❤️

📍Kralja Petra Street, Belgrade

19/12/2021

21/11/2021

Out of the 273 mosques that once stood in Belgrade, Bajrakli Mosque is Belgrade's only surviving mosque from the period of the Ottoman Empire.

The mosque was built around 1575. The name 'Bajrakli' comes from the Turkish word for flag - Baryak. As Belgrade's main mosque, it had a muwaqqit who calculated the time of prayer. A flag would be raised to notify the other mosques in Belgrade that it was time for prayer.

During Austrian rule, between 1717 and 1739, the Austrians converted the mosque into a Catholic church, while destroying most of Belgrade's mosques. However, it was converted back into a mosque in 1741 upon the return of Ottoman rule.

As practically all remaining mosques were either destroyed or damaged in the following battles for Belgrade, in 1868 Prince Mihailo Obrenović gave orders for a mosque to be selected for restoration, with Bajrakli Mosque being selected.

Today, it remains as Belgrade's only active mosque.

📍Bajrakli Mosque, Belgrade
#مسجد #مسلم #صربيا #بلغراد

03/11/2021

The inner child when I see autumn leaves 😍

Don't you just love the sight of the warm colours of autumn?

📍Belgrade

15/10/2021

Serbia's northernmost city.

📍 Subotica