The History of Belgrade

If you want to move to Belgrade, go for it! The town is unique in its own way, it has a huge medieval fortress in its center! That sounds amazing, right? But not only that, as you stay here you’ll notice how people are friendly and warm-hearted. You’ll definitely gain a lot more Serbian friends. And last but not least, food. Serbian food is something else, you will be astonished I guarantee.

Belgrade is the city that has a little something for everyone. Historical landmarks and modern, eclectic nightlife are just minutes apart from each other. All important institutions are in the city center, and there are many shopping malls and fine restaurants. Opportunities for both work and leisure are endless. Belgrade is the most beautiful city lying on the river of Danube.

Belgrade is an old city, and that may well be one of its best features. It is no stranger to tumultuous history of Europe, but it offers a world of opportunity to those brave enough to disregard its somewhat rough and ravaged appearance. It is a city ideal for poets, artists and craftspeople, who can all find either inspiration or employment in Belgrade’s culture hub of the old town. As Belgrade folk also enjoy socialising at numerous coffee shops and restaurants and hold hospitality in high esteem, a foreigner can expect being taken to dinners to feast on local delicacies and meet people.

Belgrade is the capital and largest city in Serbia with two million residents. Its most significant landmark is the Belgrade fortress, an imposing fortress at the confluence of the Danube and the Sava rivers. The fortress is a testament to the city’s strategic importance to the Roman, Byzantine, Ottoman, Serbian and Austrian empires.