discovering belgrade's amazing food & history
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- Опубликовано: 22 июл 2024
- 00:00 intro
00:21 coffee at kafeterija magazin
02:57 national museum of serbia
08:02 "puffy" poffertjes
09:38 plazma gelato
10:10 picerija kli kli (best pizza in belgrade?)
11:57 skadarlija at night
12:36 Đura Jakšić monument
14:16 playing with belgrade's stray cats
14:57 outro
Enjoy your time guys. Make sure you visit Zemun, Gardos Kula and Kej walkboard across the river .🥂🇷🇸
Dear friends, I am so glad you are enjoying and exploring Belgrade and sharing your experience with the world.. You both and Giz, so cool, positive and inspiring!
I love you!!
Enjoy there guys! ❤
Coffee in Кафетерија is good, and I also like their big capuccino that is actally latte.
That inflation was in 1992-1993 ,it was combination off many things in same time ,first dissolution off Yugoslavia and war ,changing system from socialism to capitalism and in 1992 total UN sanction,nothing was allowed to be imported or exported,even medicine .
My father salary fell from 1500 deuche marks to 100 in short time.People in 1993 did not live on salary but on their savings in deuche marks because it was impossible to live on salary .
In 1994 inflation was stoped so things kind off normalized but not 100%,there was still sanctions which lasted until year 2000
The pizza looked good! We love pizza! 🍕🍕 😎🐈
Great video guys!
you should have a visit to The Kalenic restaurant, just next to the Kalenic market
History is easier to digest with cevapi.
Enjoy our brother and sister!
You should try Hari's Creperie Belgrade, located in Obilicev Venac, they got some amazing fruit chocolate crepes, and an super friendly staff.
Thank you for the recommendation, we will definitely check it out!
"Such a perfect day!" I am a cat person myself, I have 10 cats in my yard! I love them.
We love cats!!
12:40 His name is name Djura Jakshich. Ђура Јакшић.
what a fantastic video
new sub to your channel
Thank you!
both dismantling of yugoslavia and hyperinflation (as a consequence of severe sanctions) were conducted by US, UK, germany and some other western countries.
very close to the national museum, behind the student's park, you have ethnographic museum (etnografski muzej), you should give him a shot, i think it is worth of visiting.
We passed by the ethnographic museum today! It’s on our list of places to visit 😊
@@GizmoAndCompany the easiest fiy you is to google "museums in belgrade" and you will find a lots of interesting places. my recommandation will be to visit a museum of contemporary art (you can add a walk across the sava river to get there), applied arts, konak of knjeginja ljubica, milosev konak etc, etc.
@@GizmoAndCompany the easiest for you is to google "museums in belgrade" and you will find a lots of interesting places. my recommandation will be to visit a museum of contemporary art (you can add a walk across the sava river to get there), applied arts, konak knjeginje ljubice, milosev konak, the patriarchy museum etc, etc.
You could also visit some places outside of the city, but still within its limits - for example Bojčinska šuma and their restaurant Bojčinska koleba. Also, you could visit a place in Vojvodina called Zasavica, but for that, you would need a car - it's a reserve where donkeys, horses, cows and so on roam freely and you could walk among them, get a boat tour or a small open bus tour.
Enjoy Belgrade "winter" 😂
I must say that the history of Skadarlia sounds somuch better in touristy interpretations; in reality it was a muddy back street with murky, smokey and boozy backward kafanas.
You should not have problems with the language at the vets clinic. People under fifty in general speak English quite well, and also older than that, if they have a higher education.
Yes, thank you! We had a very positive experience at the vet clinic today and you're right, it was super easy to communicate in english. stay tuned for today's video :)
Check out Zemun
That's on our list, we are definitely hoping to make it over to Zemun in the next couple of weeks!
Tnx.❤❤❤🫶🇷🇸