1. The locals have a particularly welcoming, spirited and straightforward character – it is very easy to strike up a conversation with them
2. Many locals speak either English or German
3. The cafés, squares, streets and nightclubs are full of beautiful girls and handsome, tall guys
4. Many nightclubs stay open till daybreak
5. Taking a late afternoon stroll down Knez Mihailova, a charming pedestrian street with many street artists
6. The peaceful Kalemegdan park, preferably during the day
7. Drinking from the perfectly clean water of the public drinking fountains (like in Rome)
8. The lively groups of people chatting in the parks, cafés, streets – locals clearly like socializing in public
9. Skadarlija – Belgrade's old, vintage neighborhood
Krista photo
10. The street art in the Sava Mala neighborhood (we hope those murals will be preserved)
1. Nightclubs don’t get into full party mode before 1-2 am
2. The locals talk pretty loud (which can be somewhat bothering)
3. That’s just my taste, but I found that many young locals are somewhat overly styled and too many women have obviously surgically enhanced faces
4. The predatory look in the eyes of the taxi drivers who can’t wait to rip you off
5. Belgrade is not yet adequately prepared to receive foreign tourists (poor information infrastructure), although there has been some noticeable progress in the past few years
6. The tramways are really ugly and worn-out
7. The ugly buildings sandwiched between two beautiful ones
8. Some restaurants in Skadarlija are overpriced
9. The slippery cobblestones after it rains
10. Smokers everywhere
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