Things to do in Serbia
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Brave Heart
Heaves till late and appeals to Belgrade's young 'businessmen' and their trophy girls. It's a place to chill out with DJ music until midnight and then kick in when the live music starts up.
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Maršal Tito's Grave
Don't miss Maršal Tito's grave with an interesting museum of gifts (embroidery, dubious-purpose smoking pipes, saddles and weapons) given by toadying comrades and fellow travellers.
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Cocktail No Name
On the western bank of the Sava River is a 1.5km strip of floating bars, restaurants and discos that open in summer. Here you'll find Cocktail No Name playing pop and '80s music.
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Zippo
On the western bank of the Sava River is a 1.5km strip of floating bars, restaurants and discos that open in summer. Here you'll find Zippo playing Serbian folk music.
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Sound
On the western bank of the Sava River is a 1.5km strip of floating bars, restaurants and discos that open in summer. Here you'll find Sound playing house and disco.
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Bibis
A quiet place that's a useful starter to a night out; sit over a drink and decide where to rock on to next. It's popular in winter when other barges are closed.
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Exile
On the western bank of the Sava River is a 1.5km strip of floating bars, restaurants and discos that open in summer. Here you'll find Exile pounding out techno.
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Nešić
Worth a visit as much to buy a squidgy cake as to appreciate the interior of this 1950s cake shop that's still spick-and-span with red leatherette bench seats.
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Kalemegdan
For some free Sunday entertainment wander along to the Kalemegdan, where folk come to dance hand in hand the traditional way to pipe, accordion and drum.
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Tema
A subtly lit modern bar that both young and old are welcome to linger in. Chilly days become more bearable after one of the coffees with a spirit kick.
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Club X
Another cruisy basement joint that's Belgrade's only gay and lesbian club. The place throbs to DJ beats, and Saturday is reputedly the best night.
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Gorki List
Zebra-print armchairs and comfy cushions are ideal for lounging over a morning coffee, afternoon tea or evening drink. Slap bang in the centre.
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Sport Café
Punters come here for the 20-plus TV screens showing all manner of sports, rather than for the coffee.
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Historical Museum of Yugoslavia
The Historical Museum of Yugoslavia has occasional exhibitions. Check if it's open before visiting.
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Walking Tours
The Tourist Organisation of Belgrade runs bus, boat (May to October) and guided walking tours.
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Yugoslav Film Archives Museum
This is the home of the Yugoslav film archives and screens classic Balkan and European films.
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Craft Street Market
A craft street market sells handcrafted jewellery items and original oil paintings.
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Kolarčev University Concert Hall
The Belgrade Philharmonia often performs at Kolarčev University Concert Hall.
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Mamut
Browsers heaven; books in English, CDs, DVDs, gifts and top-floor café.
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Sava Centar
The Sava Centar hosts major concerts, film festivals and multimedia events.
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Fruit & Veg Market
Belgrade's main fruit and veg market is a fertile ground for self-catering.
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Tuckwood Cineplex
This place shows the latest releases in English or with English subtitles.
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Dom Omladine
Dom Omladine hosts major concerts, film festivals and multimedia events.
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Planetarium
Also inside the Petrovaradin Citadel's grounds is a planetarium.
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Plato Bookshop
English literature, maps, books on Serbia and stationery.
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