Every time there's a few cold days followed by a sunny day - Knez Mihajlova gets packed... But now that there are almost no tourists, I agree it's a bit less packed than before.
I hope you enjoyed my contry, thank you for visited us, and next time you can visit central Serbia a little bit south from Belgrade, there's a lot of monuments and fortresess centuries old if you like history and culture, and untouched wild nature, traditional, home made autentic and tasty Serbian food, beautiful mountain sites, nice and welcoming people, and lot of wonderful places and things to see. Best wishes from Serbia.
Thank you for your tip! Any particular place you think we should visit? We actually visited quite a bit of Serbia - check out our videos of Tara Mountains, Drvengrad, and other places in this playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PLVf8aFjvGrznOcxZnoRkujOj0dr4E7vXI.html
@@PlanetPursuit I know, I watch your videos quite a lot, and you have to visit and see Resava cave, Monestery of Manasia, that is in the same time monestery and fortress, Ravanica, all of that is about 120km south east of Belgrade and I think it's really nice to see.
17 municipalities and 1 680 000 people if we want to be correct. 3rd the bigest city on whole Balcan, after Athens and Bucharest and bigest city in region called Western Balcan or former Yugoslavia.
That would be official data...However , there is over 2,2 million people in the city , counting unregistered people ,which work and live in the Belgrade and have adress somewhere else in Serbia. In current situation (when many jobs ceised to exist) , population is closer to above said number and in prior years , traffic and crowd on the streets during the holydays (vacation) season would be , more or less , like it is now .
@@mansbjork5721 There are few ways. These are not my numbers , but something I've read a few years ago. In that article (sorry , I can't recall the source) there was something about difference between official records (list for woting + registered children) , unregistered work force (mostly construction and services), something about public transport , estimated number of expats , and some more statistics and conclusions , based on those records. Personally , I know a few people which are registered somewhere else and there is a lot construction arround my neighborhood - almost all the workers are not from Belgrade. Just a simple observation while living in Belgrade and it is easy to notice...
Belgrade Fortress includes the old citadel and Kalemegdan Park. So while it's true that the fortress includes the park, the park is next to the citadel and is not a part of it. At least according to the material available in English.
You should really do a separate video about ice cream in Serbia which I find to be just as good as in Italy. Especially if you can find one of the old school ice cream parlors run by an Albanian.
@@PlanetPursuit well, you mentioned the best one already - crni ovcar on kralja petra. Otherwise I was more thinking in general, there is just a lot of good ice cream in Serbia (and the Balkans overall).
But Belgrade bombed the entire Western world. And today, tourists from Western Europe walk there as if nothing had happened there. Of course, you have nothing to do with this - God grant you health and enjoy life. It's just that RUSSIA, will never again give Sister SERBIA offense !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Fun Fact: Serbia became the first country in the history of mankind to have a female LGBT as its prime minister.Serbia is the most LGBT friendly country in the balkans.Cheers!
That is kinda still taboo topic since Serbians are pretty religious nation, but most of people are in general neutral in that matter, although some nationalists and football hooligans are known for physical assaults on lgbt people (but again radical nationalist parties usually receive less than 3% of votes on elections so that is not what people support).
@@Burevestnik9M730 we should take the Serbian prime minister home with us? Or @carick235 should take the hooligans home? Not sure if I understand what you mean
Actually, Knez Mihajlova is usually much more crowded, but corona has done its thing. Belgrade in general has a very lively street life.
Every time there's a few cold days followed by a sunny day - Knez Mihajlova gets packed... But now that there are almost no tourists, I agree it's a bit less packed than before.
Hope to visit!
Oh, you definitely should! It's a beautiful, friendly and safe country! 🇷🇸
Foodie tour of Belgrade, please!!
Awesome, we'll definitely do that! 🥗
Nice video! Show us more food from Belgrade :)
Definitely, maybe we'll do a foodie video at some point - there's a LOT of good food in Serbia. 🍗
I loved the video of Belgrade Very much. Please do post more videos on Belgrade, streets, shop, bekary city centre etc. Thanks in advance.👍🏻
Sure, we will! Working on more videos from Serbia right now!
Yes, do a food vlog! Beautiful video! We loved walking around Kalemegdan park when we were there last week.
Thank you! Will do! 👍
YES please ! Food tour !!! Great video
Thank you! We'll definitely do a foodie tour of Belgrade in the future! 🍛
Thanks for the tips guys.....
Our pleasure! We're super glad we could have been helpful! 🤩
What a colorful, sunny video! 🌞😊 Really enjoyed it, keep them coming, friends! ✌️🙏
Thank you! We will. Divčibare is coming next week! 😋 And then Israel.
Enjoy în my country 🇷🇸
Thank you, we are definitely enjoying Serbia! 🇷🇸
great video again...enjoy your stay
Thank you, I'm very glad you liked it! 🎉
Show us more. BRAVO. Loved it
Thank you! You'd love to see only Serbia, or other countries as well, now that the borders are opening up?
@@PlanetPursuit Serbia 🇷🇸
Great video!! Love it! Keep it going guys!
Thanks so much!!
Please post more videos of Belgrade, mainly city centre areas... Tourist attractions areas. Thank you.
Sure, we will! But later - coming episodes will be of Divcibara and then Israel, and then we'll do more episodes from Belgrade.
We love you from Serbia!
And we love you!
@@PlanetPursuit Only love!❤️❤️❤️🥰😁
God bless you👏👏👏
Thank you! God bless you too! ✌️
bella S E R B I A
Definitely! 🏞️
like for the video and greetings to you from Montenegro!
Thank you very much! ✌️
I hope you enjoyed my contry, thank you for visited us, and next time you can visit central Serbia a little bit south from Belgrade, there's a lot of monuments and fortresess centuries old if you like history and culture, and untouched wild nature, traditional, home made autentic and tasty Serbian food, beautiful mountain sites, nice and welcoming people, and lot of wonderful places and things to see. Best wishes from Serbia.
Thank you for your tip! Any particular place you think we should visit?
We actually visited quite a bit of Serbia - check out our videos of Tara Mountains, Drvengrad, and other places in this playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PLVf8aFjvGrznOcxZnoRkujOj0dr4E7vXI.html
@@PlanetPursuit I know, I watch your videos quite a lot, and you have to visit and see Resava cave, Monestery of Manasia, that is in the same time monestery and fortress, Ravanica, all of that is about 120km south east of Belgrade and I think it's really nice to see.
Welcome
Thank you! 🕺
17 municipalities and 1 680 000 people if we want to be correct. 3rd the bigest city on whole Balcan, after Athens and Bucharest and bigest city in region called Western Balcan or former Yugoslavia.
That's super interesting! Thanks for sharing, I definitely didn't know that! ✌️
That would be official data...However , there is over 2,2 million people in the city , counting unregistered people ,which work and live in the Belgrade and have adress somewhere else in Serbia. In current situation (when many jobs ceised to exist) , population is closer to above said number and in prior years , traffic and crowd on the streets during the holydays (vacation) season would be , more or less , like it is now .
@@pedjamilosavljevic6235 How do you count unregistered people?
@@mansbjork5721 There are few ways. These are not my numbers , but something I've read a few years ago. In that article (sorry , I can't recall the source) there was something about difference between official records (list for woting + registered children) , unregistered work force (mostly construction and services), something about public transport , estimated number of expats , and some more statistics and conclusions , based on those records. Personally , I know a few people which are registered somewhere else and there is a lot construction arround my neighborhood - almost all the workers are not from Belgrade. Just a simple observation while living in Belgrade and it is easy to notice...
Kalemegdan fortress include park too. So park is not next to the fortress, it is a part of it
Belgrade Fortress includes the old citadel and Kalemegdan Park. So while it's true that the fortress includes the park, the park is next to the citadel and is not a part of it. At least according to the material available in English.
@@PlanetPursuit yes :) park and citadel are making the fortress. are you still in Serbia? planning to visit town of Zrenjanin maybe?
You should really do a separate video about ice cream in Serbia which I find to be just as good as in Italy. Especially if you can find one of the old school ice cream parlors run by an Albanian.
Oh yeah, definitely! We'll try to do it. Any suggestions for specific places?
@@PlanetPursuit well, you mentioned the best one already - crni ovcar on kralja petra. Otherwise I was more thinking in general, there is just a lot of good ice cream in Serbia (and the Balkans overall).
Beograd 😘👍🇷🇸🇷🇸👏🍀🙏🐰🌞
Beograd is beautiful!
Interesting acssent, looks like some Slavic country? 🤔
Depends of which - I guess mine it's a mix of Israeli and Ukrainian, and Jelena's accent is Serbian
@@PlanetPursuit It seems that in both cases is a Slavic origin 😉
and, what would be your "acssent"?
@@dadob8458 slavic, from Serbia
I thought the man had a sort of Russian/German accent and the woman had a Serbian accent from Canada.
where are you northerners from
Hello, your majesty! I am from Israel and Jelena is from Serbia ✌️
@@PlanetPursuit ok. i thought north cuz of the red and blond hair. hope to see you in bgd sometime
Your camera is shaking too much
Check out our next video, do you still think it is shaking too much?
But Belgrade bombed the entire Western world. And today, tourists from Western Europe walk there as if nothing had happened there. Of course, you have nothing to do with this - God grant you health and enjoy life. It's just that RUSSIA, will never again give Sister SERBIA offense !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Fun Fact: Serbia became the first country in the history of mankind to have a female LGBT as its prime minister.Serbia is the most LGBT friendly country in the balkans.Cheers!
It is definitely a fun fact, and I was very surprised to learn about that - but I find Serbia pretty progressive in general.
That is kinda still taboo topic since Serbians are pretty religious nation, but most of people are in general neutral in that matter, although some nationalists and football hooligans are known for physical assaults on lgbt people (but again radical nationalist parties usually receive less than 3% of votes on elections so that is not what people support).
Hooligans will be hooligans, and there are hooligans everywhere... But it's good to know that it's not the majority!
TAKE IT HOME WITH YOU.
@@Burevestnik9M730 we should take the Serbian prime minister home with us? Or @carick235 should take the hooligans home? Not sure if I understand what you mean