SOME INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT BELGRADE
BELGRADE NIGHT LIFE
Experience
the verve and vibrancy of Belgrade’s nightlife with
a visit to some of the numerous and very liberal and friendly
clubs, discothèques, pubs and bars, cafés and
coffee shops all offering lively conversation, lots of fun,
the chance to make new friends and even the chance of seduction,
to its good- humoured revellers!
What sets this City apart from so many others is just how
many of these establishments boast beautiful gardens, a setting
on temperate evenings, for relaxation or buzzing to the sound
of lively entertainment.
With Jazz, Rock, Reggae, Cuban and Irish clubs, just some
of the music clubs waiting to welcome you, everyone will find
something to their taste!
The City Centre has certainly the liveliest action, but
don’t ignore the riverbanks of the Danube, Sava and
Ada Ciganligi with their floating bars and restaurants, which
will certainly leave a lasting, wonderful impression.
The Golden Cross restaurant showed the first film in Belgrade
in 1896 and was followed in 1906, by the opening of the first
cinema in the City.
| Places |
Addresses |
| Absinthe |
Kralja Milutina 33 |
| Acapulco |
Zemunski kej |
| Amica |
Skadarska 40c |
| Anderground |
Pariska 1a |
| Beogradsko citaliste |
Zmaj Jovina 17 |
| Bus |
Aberdareva 1b |
| Caffe Del Mar |
Rajiceva 3 |
| Gaucosi |
Vojvode Bojovica 17a |
| Greenet |
Bulevar kralja Aleksandra 73 |
| Havana Jazz Pub |
Nikole Spasica 3 |
| Hot Spot |
Studentski trg 21 |
| Jazz Caffe |
Obilicev venac 19 |
| Kuca Lepih Umetnosti |
Zmaja od Nocaja 11 |
| KST |
Bulevar kralja Aleksandra 73 |
| Lagum |
Svetozara Rajica 5 |
| Mr. Stefan Braun |
Nemanjina 4/IX |
| Oh!Cinema |
Gracanicka 18 |
| Optimist |
Bulevar Despota Stefana 22 |
| Plato |
Akademski plato 1 |
| Prestige |
Zemunski kej |
| Que Pasa? |
Kralja Petra 13-15 |
| Rio Bravo |
Kralja Petra 54 |
| Sound |
Savski kej |
| The Glimmer Twins |
Mileševska 63 |
| Tramvaj |
Ruzveltova 2 |
| Trend 2 (T2) |
Kraljice Marije 83 |
| Tvrdava |
Mali Kalemegdan bb |
| Underwood Caffe |
Vasina 3 |
| 3 Carrpts Irish Pub |
Kneza Miloša 16 |

FAST FOOD
We recommend:
Belgrade is also famous for its exquisite restaurants, cafes,
coffee shops, as well as for fast food restaurants. In case
you need a canteen, we recommend the restaurants which have
fed many generations of Belgrade University students.
1.
Duff – although not original in name, this
fast food restaurant is undoubtedly No.1 restaurant as concerns
fast food. Excellent service, house delivery, frequent discounts
and promotions, an assortment of various free dressings (which
you yourself choose and add freely) and, what is most important,
top quality at a bit higher price than average are the main
reason why there are constant queues in front of these reasturants.
Locations: Autokomanda, Ustanicka, Novi Beograd
Make sure you try: Krastyburger
2.
Stepin vajat – a cult grill restaurant
for the time before, during and after a famous football derby
(Red Star vs. Partizan). 24-hour crowd at Autokomanda, the
beginning of Vojvode Stepe Street, speaks itself of the status
Stepa enjoys. With more moderate prices and the quality towards
which neither Lotar Mateus nor Mile of Cubura can remain indifferent,
for Vodovac students this restaurant has no competitors.
3. Grill UNO – A system of fast food
restaurants networked over the whole city. It has no such
a long tradition as the above-mentioned restaurants, but with
the quality it offers and multi-presence in the market it
has become a serious competitor to satisfaction of the army
of customers.
4. Banjalucki cevap – also has a few
restaurants in different locations. During the 90s it was
a casual place for an after-hour when going out. The menu
presumes only Small and Big portion, although no one ever
objected to that. Find out why?
5.
Bucko pizza – the only representative
of divine pasta at the TOP 5 list, stole the sympathies of
all Belgrade people since it has invented a dressing as a
garnish to pizza. From that time on the queues are ever present
in Francuska and Beogradska streets where Bucko restaurants
are situated.
You will certainly not regret if you visit the following
restaurants as well: Orao, Giros.gr, at Loki’s, at Cica’s,
at Nišlija’s, Pingvin (raft restaurant), Aca Bakery,
Toma Bakery, Amica, Keops and Pinokio.
| Since it does not belong to fast food restaurants category,
the restaurant uta greda (General Horvatovic Street)
has no competition. Moreover it is one of a kind since
it offers restaurant service, top-quality cooked dishes
and grill at the price of fast food assortment. Therefore,
students who usually lack money, cherish special relation
towards this restaurant. |

HINTS
- The length of Belgrade riverbanks is 200km
- Belgrade is characterized by south-eastern and eastern
wind – košava, blowing in 2 to 3-day intervals
- Average temperature in Belgrade is 11, 9°C
- The city of Belgrade lies on the area of 3,223 km2.
Immediate city zone covers the area of 360km2.
- The largest Belgrade municipality is Palilula (447
km2), and the smallest is Vracar (3 km2)
- Belgrade is the city for which the most of the battles
were fought, as well as the city with most symbolic
names.
- Belgrade and Berlin are the only capitals in Europe
through which 2 large rivers pass.
- The Saint’s Day of Belgrade is The Ascension
of Jesus Christ– Spasovdan, when a religious
procession passes through the city center. Patron
Saint of the city is Holy Mother of God.
- The first film in Belgrade was shown in 1896 at
“Zlatan krst” café. The first cinema
was established in 1906.
- “Belgrade days” festival is organized
from April 16 to April19
On April 16 878 AD the name Belgrade was used for
the first time
On April19 1867 Turkish seizure of Belgrade ended
In celebration of Belgrade Day, Assembly of the City
of Belgrade awards the Prize of the City of Belgrade
and The Prize of the city of Belgrade for the creativity
of the young.
- Belgrade has 17 municipalities.
The most populated city municipality is Novi Beograd
with 218,000 citizens.
In the immediate city area there are 5,500 streets.
- The process of telephone exchange digitization is
in progress presently in Belgrade.
All 6-digit phone numbers will be changed, digit 2
being added in front of the phone number.
- One of first Christian emperors of Rome - Jovian
Flavie Claudie was born in 331 AD in ancient Singidunum.
- The remains of the walls of Roman legion camp –
castrum lie in Roman Hall within Library of the city
of Belgrade.
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Geographical coordinates of Belgrade, marked
in Knez Mihailova Street, are:
- 44°49'14'' latitude north,
- 20°27'44'' longitude east,
- average sea-level 116,75 m
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