Belgrade is known for its warm-hearted people, turbulent history and fantastic nightlife. Before the fall of Yugoslavia, Belgrade was the capital of the most advanced country in the Eastern Bloc. Most of the locals speak English, good service is the norm, and there is a generally positive attitude. The city sits at the confluence of Austrian and Ottoman styles, and of the Danube and Sava rivers. On the surface Belgrade is not the most pleasing to the eye, but the interiors of the restaurants, bars, cafes and clubs certainly make up for this. There are unique and diverse settings full of atmosphere and character throughout the city.

The nightlife in Belgrade is legendary. It can certainly compete with the best in Europe. The city is full of beautiful people and has a Mediterranean atmosphere evident in its cafe culture. Serbs are very proud of their food, with a rich cuisine consisting of grilled meats, local cheese, and produce. Belgrade was bombed by NATO in the 90s, as strikingly evident by the military headquarters left in ruins in the center. Tourism here is less developed than in neighboring Croatia or Hungary, but Belgrade is an energetic city rediscovering its tourist potential. What the city lacks in polish it makes up for with its authenticity and genuine hospitality.