Tucked in Belgrade, this modest and intimate museum preserves Ivo Andric’s life and work, from his typewriter to his Nobel Prize — authentic and deeply personal.

VegANGELov in Belgrade serves creative, plant-based dishes inspired by global flavors. Tasty mushroom dishes, seasonal ingredients and magical desserts await.

CikloBar is Belgrade’s first vélo café. It offers coffee, smoothies, bike workshops, meetups and community events. Enjoy all this in a Yugoslav-era design.

Kralja Petra street in Belgrade links rivers, religions, and history — with great local food and a recognisable character. Ready for some window shopping?

Kod Debelog in Belgrade offers tasty, affordable gyros, sandwiches, and pancakes with generous fillings. Perfect for a quick bite near Svetogorska or Zemun!

Užitak offers top-notch coffee, friendly and cozy vibe. Make sure to try one of the cookies on offer, they go really well with the delicious cappuccino!

Between the long stretch of stepped concrete giants hides Cafe Blokić, a tastefully decorated café, almost exclusively frequented by locals.

Tucked between Skadarlija and Cetinjska, April Bar offers a charming garden, non-smoking space, excellent cocktails, and memorable summer evenings.

Ready for some obscure shopping adventures? There's is nothing and everything to find in Piramida, a strange spot full of shops you never knew existed.

Vidikovac Bežanijska kosa has stunning views of New Belgrade’s brutalist architecture, accessed by steep stairs or wooded paths —a hidden urban spot.

Belgrade's Dorćolski kej is a tranquil riverside escape. With stunning Danube views, green spaces, cafes, bike lanes, and sunsets, perfect for relaxing.

Belgrade's coffee scene is booming, with minimalist cafes dominating. Hotel Beograd Cafe stands out with its sunlit, warm decor and delicious coffee.