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June 23, 2016

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The queen of Belgrade’s nightlife

Meet Savamala Meet Savamala – the queen of Belgrade’s nightlife, the crowning jewel of fun outings and good time, filled up with good clubs, pubs, restaurants, and bars. It’s also a place where urban meets culture, and where casual fun can also have a humane character. Savamala is one of the first Serbian neighborhoods, established in the 18 th century. Its name is coined from the river Sava , and Turkish word “Mahala”, which means settlement. Today, it’s one of the Belgrade ’s most popular nightspots , especially during the winter when “ splavs ”, floating river clubs aren’t open yet. So, let’s learn more about the famous Savamala residents. Mikser House Nothing relays, nay, screams the spirit of Savamala like Mikser House. It’s a collage of art, culture, charity, fun – it’s a market, café, club, restaurant, place for lectures, workshops, competitions, art shows, entertainment… The list goes on and on. Once an old warehouse, now a house of progressive cu

3 reasons to learn English in Belgrade

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Belgrade en 20 mots-clés

Brojanica Dans les églises, dans les stands de souvenirs, vous remarquerez ces petits bracelets aux couleurs souvent vives. C'est un petit cadeau idéal à ramener de votre séjour car beaucoup de Serbes le portent. Jetez un oeil aux poignets de votre vendeur, il en a certainement un. Ces bracelets ont une portée religieuse, orthodoxe plus précisément : ils sont formés de 33 petits noeuds représentant l'âge de la mort du Christ, chaque noeud étant lui-même constitué de 7 boucles censées repousser le diable. Ces noeuds sont normalement réalisés d'une telle manière qu'ils ne sont pas dénouables. Enfin, ils sont ornés d'une petite croix où souvent figure la Vierge. Ćevapčići Présenté sous la forme de petits rouleaux de viande, ce plat typiquement serbe, orgueil de la nation, est servi dans tous les restaurants. Composés d'un mélange de viande de boeuf et de porc, assaisonnés d'oignon, d'ail et de poivre, ces petits rouleaux

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