Belgrade, Serbia
One of the few places that tries to fight the lack of pubs in the city of Belgrade.
Michael Palin visits Belgrade on his ‘New Europe’ tour.
We don’t have a metro, but that doesnt mean you can’t move around under the city of Belgrade. Rulers of Belgrade in ancient and not so ancient times thought it could be useful to dig some holes under the city as a place to hide and keep food and drink in emergency situations, as escape tunnels and for digging the stone to build houses and buildings throughout the city.
We don’t have a metro, but that doesnt mean you can’t move around under the city of Belgrade. Rulers of Belgrade in ancient and not so ancient times thought it could be useful to dig some holes under the city as a place to hide and keep food and drink in emergency situations, as escape tunnels and for digging the stone to build houses and buildings throughout the city.
Subotica, the multi-ethnic experience next to the Hungarian borders
Good ol’ Akademija (aka “Demija”) is the cult Belgrade club from the early eighties.
On the site of former club “Lagum”, that used to play all sorts of rock and pop, comes a new club called “Ana 4 pištolja” (“Ana Four Guns”). It’s apparantly the same crew who owns and runs the tiny cool cafe with the same name in Kosovska street 35. New club is pretty darn big, with cool cave-like enterior and one of the most interesting gardens in Belgrade, so it’s bound to be good also during the summer.
Andergraund is one of the first clubs in Belgrade with a bit more “urban” atmosphere.
As the name suggests, the enterior of the club is like you just walked in The Rolling Stones shrine. The music played in the club mostly fits in the enterior, with some sacriliguos exceptions, when you can hear also disco, pop and other softer genres. Mostly older crowd, often live music and fairly cheap drinks stand as a guarantee for a good time.
There are couple more clubs worth visiting in Resavska street – Fili near the corner with Srpskih vladara street – weird people and weird music on most nights,
Spotted by locals, loved by visitors
Serbian Language – Music To Your Ears?
Documentary about Ibarska magistrala
Gold Along The Banks: Belgrade Creative Scene Documentary