Belgrade was incredible, wonderful and buzzing city with people from different countries. The night life was electric, safe and everyone was friendly. It is very easy to get around in Belgrade. We went to the Fortress, War museum and St Sava Cathedral it was incredible place to visit. We had a bunch at ( Cookiebeacon ) the food was fantastic and the staff are very friendly and helpful. I will recommend the city there are so many places to see and things to in Belgrade and we will definitely visit again. And big thanks to Wizz Air for flying ✈ to Belgrade

Belgrade is a city of extraordinary energy with many interesting contents and various popular locations. There are countless restaurants serving different cuisines, then there is a variety of street food, great cafes for drinking delicious coffee, and also a large number of clubs where a great night out is guaranteed. We can say that Belgrade is the New York of the European Southeast.

As a photographer I find Belgrade great, there is so much to see around the city and transport is frequent and easy to use. Be careful when taking photos, this trip I got shouted at several times, they don't like you near government buildings or anywhere related to past 'issues'. Of course as a visitor you may not know what you are taking until afterwards, best do some research. Buses and trams are currently free so hop on and off and go explore, either use an app to get around or pop into tourist info and they have great A3 maps showing the routes. Use Google translate, don't expect everyone to speak your language, it's a bonus if they do.

Its beautiful, friendly people even though the English was limited. Some people could ignore you when you approach them, i guess because of language barrier. Just be very aware of your surroundings when walking, have your bags clutched close to you. A friend had her purse snatched form her but she reacted quickly and got it back. Walk with a friend or as a group.

Its a City on two huge rivers with an old town and a fortress Kalemegdan on the top of the highest hill. It is both antique and modern with too many places to go and really good food and hospitable people to meet. A day or two is too little to really feel and enjoy it.

Beautiful city, excellent public transport network. Buses are free to ride even from airport to the city. A lot of shops and restaurants. Local currency is Serbia Dinar, however exchange offices found everywhere and accepted all major currencies with excellent exchange rate. Supermarkets and restaurants accept credit cards. It was much better than expected being in Belgrade for the first time.