Belgrade (Serbian Beograd/meaning white city) is Serbia's capital and biggest city (1,576,124 inhabitants). It is one of Europe's oldest towns, having been founded by the Celts in the third century BC and later becoming the Roman colony of Singidunum. In 878 AD, the term Beograd (Belgrade) was first used. [reference required] Since 1404 it has been the capital of Serbia; from 1918 to 2003, it served as the capital of Yugoslavia, as well as Serbia and Montenegro. Since May 2006, Belgrade has been the capital of the Republic of Serbia, since R.Montenegro and R.Serbia are no longer members of the union.
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Inform someone from Zemun that it is one of your favorite neighborhoods in Belgrade, and they may easily curl their lip and conclude that discretion is definitely the better part of valor. Although Zemun is technically a part of the city, it was an autonomous town until the 1950s. Today, the staunch independent streak continues, and deservedly so. The architecture is distinct, the accents are distinct, the style of life is distinct, and the haircuts, oh the haircuts, are distinct. Some of the region's finest restaurants are also located here, and the views from Gardo are among the greatest.
Fruska Gora National Park is located not far from Novi Sad. This is the spot for you if you appreciate trekking and environment in general. Allow enough time to tour the several monasteries dotted around the national park, the most popular of which are Vrdnik and Jazak. The following directions will take you to Fruska gora:
Apartments for tourists (Vacation rentals)
You may hire a tourist flat for as little as two nights or as long as many months. They contain a kitchenette (linen, towels, dishes included).. You have the option of choosing the frequency and kind of "maid" service. Prices are per unit (not per person) and are up to 40% cheaper than comparable hotel accommodations. The rent is determined by the length of your reservation and stay.
