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BELGRADE
May - July 2011
Sensation
One of Europe's biggest dance
parties comes to Belgrade
Arena
N°13
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Belgrade Design Week
More than just a design event,
it's a cultural festival unlike any
other in the region
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The best way to explore Ljubljana
• free admission to the main sights
• free public transport, boat ride, funicular, tourist train
• other attractive free services
24 hours: € 23.00 • 48 hours: € 30.00 • 72 hours: € 35.00
Sales outlets:
Tourist Information Centres and major hotels
www.visitljubljana.si
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Contents
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ESSENTIAL CITY GUIDES
Contents
Arriving in Belgrade
6
Land on your feet in the Serbian capital
The Basics
7
History
9
Culture & Events
11
Exhibitions, concerts, festivals and more
Where to stay
21
Business suites to hostel bunks
Restaurants
32
Vegetarians beware!
Cafés 40
Coffee and cigarettes are mandatory in Belgrade
As a part of a global campaign entitled “Light it Up Blue”,
some of Belgrade's most famous monuments and
buildings turned their lights blue to raise awareness of
autism and commemorate World Autism Awareness Day in
April, including Albania Palace
Nightlife
41
The city that truly never sleeps
What to see
45
Churches, parks museums and more
Mail & Phones
50
Getting around
51
Belgrade and beyond
Shopping
55
Souvenirs and Keepsakes
Business Directory
57
Invest in Belgrade
Lifestyle Directory
59
From Masseurs to Dentists
Sports
61
Maps&Index
Index & Street register
63
City centre map
64
City map
66
The Knez Mihailo monument on Republic square went
blue as well
Country map
67
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Foreword
With its reputation as one of Europe's foremost party
capitals firmly entrenched, there's little need to list
the Belgrade's ample nightlife credentials. However,
during the spring and summer months things reach
truly epic proportions with revellers packing the streets
until dawn on a nightly basis, and a general festive
atmosphere permeating throughout the whole city. If
there's one word for visitors to familiarise themselves
with its 'splavovi' - the Serbian name for the party boats
moored along Belgrade's river banks. Coming in various
shapes and sizes, these are a must for any night out
(p 41-44). The coming months will also have one of the
most packed and varied concert schedules the city has
ever seen, with performance by international superstars
such as Amy Winehouse, Moby, David Guetta, Judas
Priest, Whitesnake, Richard Marx, Sting and Joe Cocker
among others (p 11-20), as well as one of the world's
largest dance parties as Belgrade Arena hosts the
famed Sensation! Of course the biggest event of the
season, and one of our personal favourites on the annual
calendar, is Belgrade Design Week (p 15). More than just
a design event, it's a cultural festival unlike any other in
the region - bringing together global leaders in various
design-related fields, as well as the mini urban music
festival known as DizajNights. As always we welcome
any and all feedback at belgrade@inyourpocket.com.
Europe In Your Pocket
Cover story
One of Belgrade's grandest
buildings, the late 19th century
National Theatre on Republic
Square. Reminiscent of the
famed La Scala theatre in
Milan, the building was origi-
nally constructed in 1869 at
the request of King Mihailo
Obrenović and was designed
by Belgrade's most prolific ar-
chitect at the time, Aleksandar
Bugarski. The theatre's current appearance dates
from 1922, and its two main halls host frequent drama,
opera and ballet performances. During the NATO air
raids in 1999, it was the only theatre in Belgrade to
keep its doors open to the public - charging a symbolic
one dinar admission fee for all shows.
In Your Pocket has broken much new ground of
late, publishing new guides in the Netherlands
( Tilburg , with Amsterdam to follow very soon),
in Austria ( Vienna ), in Croatia ( Šibenik ), in Swi-
tzerland ( Zurich ) and in Belarus ( Minsk ). This
year will also see the first non-European Pockets
rolled out in South Africa and Mozambique .
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our cities. We will be launching even more In Your
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ESSENTIAL CITY GUIDES
Editorial
Editor Yuri Barron
Editorial Contributors
Nevena Kravčuk, Biljana Nedeljković
Design Boba Jovanović
Layout Radomir Lazović
Research Nevena Kravčuk
Photos BG Info Box gallery
Maps Intersistem kartografija,
BG Info Box
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Sales & Circulation BG Info Box
Cover photo The National Theatre,
BG Info Box gallery
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