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Short Trip To Serbia Analysis

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Short Trip To Serbia: Top 10 Things To Do In Belgrade
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Belgrade, one of the places that is steeped in World War history, is the capital city of the European country of Serbia, located just at the point of confluence of the Danube and Sava rivers. Belgrade is also the largest city in Serbia. Climate in Serbia is similar to that of south eastern Europe where it is located. Winters are not recommended for visiting unless you are planning on a skiing adventure/holiday. So the best time to visit will be somewhere between late spring and early autumn. Alternately, if you are a music lover, you can plan visit around July/August when EXIT festival and Dragacevo Trumpet Festivals are held. The public transport system in Belgrade …show more content…

It is located in the central area of Belgrade, near the Republic Square. It has a large collection of objects, art, textile etc. At present, the museum is temporarily closed for renovation. It can be easily reached by public transport, closed on Mondays otherwise. Open on the rest of the days of the week from 10 am to 5pm, from 12noon until 8pm on Saturdays. Entrance fee of 200 Serbian dinar (approx. USD 1.8 ) is charged per person.

SUMMARY
Plan a Quick Getaway to Belgrade!
Serbia is such a lovely country in the Balkans, Belgrade being the capital has so much history behind it. So all those who are interested in seeing some historically important place, some great natural beauty and also enjoy great weather, you must head to Belgrade. The Danube river is of great importance, since it is known to touch the borders of atleast 10 countries, flows through 4 capital cities and Belgrade, Serbia is one of them. So, enjoy a quick getaway to this lovely city in the Balkan region.
EXTERNAL LINKS
Belgrade Fortress [http://www.beligrad.com/fortress.htm]
My Belgrade My Way [http://belgrademyway.com/ada-ciganlija/]
Avalski Toranj

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