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Prvi normalan prikaz Beograda, dobronameran. Do sad smo gledali povrsne, cesto zlonamerne reportaze, tako da mi se ovaj bas, bas dopada. A beograd ko bepgrad, kakav je da je nas je i volimo ga.
On a visité l'église Saint Sava à Belgrade Serbie 🇷🇸. C'est magnifique ,allez-y.Architecture pudique, intérieur...Wahouuuu...À l'image de la Nation Serbe.
I’m from Canada. My father Serbian my mother Irish. I’ve been to Belgrade 1965-1972 & then on my own 1984-1989. In 1967 my brother and I stayed with my grandmother in her house. My parents stayed at a local hotel (because my grandmother’s house was small). On my birthday I heard my grandmother get up early. So I woke up too. It was probably 6am. I asked my grandmother where she was going, and she said to the market. I said to her “I want to go too”, but she said go back to bed and when I get home I’ll bake you a cake for your birthday. I told her “I want to go too, I want to go too”. She said okay. We went on the bus to Zeleni Venac market. I’m 62 now, but I have never forgotten that trip to the market. As a Canadian going to an open air market is not the norm. So this was a real treat. I watch my grandmother go from stall to stall, sampling the goods before she settled on the best produce. I watched her taste peas in the pod, and watermelon. I have cherished this memory of my grandmother ever since… even though she passed away in 1976. I loved her very much and I was her favourite grandchild. While my brother was sleeping and my parents were at a hotel… I had the best day of my life in Belgrade with my grandmother. I will never forget that day. Seeing the market in your video brought a tear to my eyes. на твоју љубавну успомену баба Мелање❤
You are very good with a camera. Professional, I guess. Very nice video. Just, when you visited St. Sava, seems that you missed the Crypt. It's half of an experience . Maybe next time.
@@thetravelingzam when you enter the church, on the left side in the corner i think. The coffin is sealed, so you wouldn't see his bones if that's any consolation😃
Hey nice video. Just a small correction the city name in English is Bell+grade not Bell+grad the grad part means city in Serbian and it would only be used if you say the nema in Serbian which would be Beo+grad. Cheers! :)
@@scandmaster what I wrote had nothing to do with how you spell it but rather how you pronounce it. Bell 🔔 + grade (as in A+) is the correct pronunciation.
Can’t believe you didn’t at least say hello to a genuine Serbian dog crossing the bridge. Was enjoying your vid up until then.. would’ve loved to have met a dog from Belgrade.
@@thetravelingzam All good. I understand you have a lot going on & churlish of me to post that comment. He just looked to be crossing on his own & chance to greet a fellow traveller.
5:50 There was no war in Serbia..although, they were bombed by Nato at some point, because serbian government wouldn't stop the ethnic cleansing in Kosovo.
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An awesome tour of a very beautiful city. We enjoyed. Thank you so much for sharing this part of the world with us.
You are very welcome! I have more tours coming from Poland soon!
Haha part of the world? This is Europe, you probably never been in Europe, so that is ok , I understand lack of knowledge 😊
You are welcome to visit Europe anytime. 🙌
Prvi normalan prikaz Beograda, dobronameran. Do sad smo gledali povrsne, cesto zlonamerne reportaze, tako da mi se ovaj bas, bas dopada. A beograd ko bepgrad, kakav je da je nas je i volimo ga.
Thanks
amazing city
It really is!
It’s amazing how diverse the architecture is!
It really was. I was super surprised and loved photographing all of it!
Your video is an artistic masterpiece. Greetings from Serbia.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it. I really loved Serbia
Nice city!
It is!
This video is an inspiration. I love Serbia! Can't wait to go there 😀
Thanks! When do you plan to go?
@@thetravelingzam Serbia in spring 2023! 😃😃😃
nice guy and great Video. Thx for sharing
Thanks for watching!
Amazing town ❤ I like to visit
You should!!
welcome
You need to come back and stay longer, see more, sit and chill, make friends :) And visit Montenegro and Croatia
I definitely do!! I have been to Montenegro and Croatia, but want to go back!
@@thetravelingzam ❤️
Nice video👍 especially the drone shots!
Thanks! I’m glad you liked it! I am super happy with how the drone shots came out too! Makes it very cinematic
We are waiting you in Novi Sad!
I will return!!
Hello! Nice tour 😃 Beautiful and relaxing. Have a wonderful day 😊👏🏻👏🏻
Thanks I’m glad you enjoyed it!!
Great Video ZAM - belgrade looks most interesting.
Thanks! I was surprised how much I loved it!
On a visité l'église Saint Sava à Belgrade Serbie 🇷🇸. C'est magnifique ,allez-y.Architecture pudique, intérieur...Wahouuuu...À l'image de la Nation Serbe.
Thanks!!
@@thetravelingzam No thanks, pas de MERCI.My french opinion about Serbia and Sveti Sava's Church is..NORMAL.
I’m from Canada. My father Serbian my mother Irish.
I’ve been to Belgrade 1965-1972 & then on my own 1984-1989.
In 1967 my brother and I stayed with my grandmother in her house. My parents stayed at a local hotel (because my grandmother’s house was small). On my birthday I heard my grandmother get up early. So I woke up too. It was probably 6am. I asked my grandmother where she was going, and she said to the market. I said to her “I want to go too”, but she said go back to bed and when I get home I’ll bake you a cake for your birthday. I told her “I want to go too, I want to go too”. She said okay. We went on the bus to Zeleni Venac market.
I’m 62 now, but I have never forgotten that trip to the market. As a Canadian going to an open air market is not the norm. So this was a real treat. I watch my grandmother go from stall to stall, sampling the goods before she settled on the best produce. I watched her taste peas in the pod, and watermelon. I have cherished this memory of my grandmother ever since… even though she passed away in 1976.
I loved her very much and I was her favourite grandchild. While my brother was sleeping and my parents were at a hotel… I had the best day of my life in Belgrade with my grandmother. I will never forget that day. Seeing the market in your video brought a tear to my eyes.
на твоју љубавну успомену баба Мелање❤
You are very good with a camera.
Professional, I guess.
Very nice video.
Just, when you visited St. Sava, seems that you missed the Crypt.
It's half of an experience .
Maybe next time.
Ah thanks for the tip! I remembered seeing stairs down but they were roped off when I was there :( I’ll have to go back
No way that you had not researched before because you have seen the best places in Belgrade! :) Great video!
Haha well I wasn't supposed to go, so I was only able to research on the go as I got there!
SERBIA - ORTHODOXY !
Absolutely!
Zemun was a town, but as Belgrade was growing Zemun become part of the Belgrade.
Yeah it is basically all one place now but still a nice little excursion from the city
@@thetravelingzam true
Welcome to Serbia and I really hope you will visit us again! Greetings from a beautiful Serbia ❤
I hope so too!
amazing.
Thank you! Glad you liked it!
at 5:10 you missed the grave of Tsar Dushan... or you just didnt recorded. I hope u saw it ;)
Whereabouts is it?
@@thetravelingzam when you enter the church, on the left side in the corner i think. The coffin is sealed, so you wouldn't see his bones if that's any consolation😃
Hey nice video. Just a small correction the city name in English is Bell+grade not Bell+grad the grad part means city in Serbian and it would only be used if you say the nema in Serbian which would be Beo+grad. Cheers! :)
Thanks for clearing that up. I kept switching between the two because I wasn’t sure which pronoun is toon to use
It's actually Belgrade, not Bell....with two LL.
You probably know what a bell is in English.
🔔🔔🔔🔔
@@scandmaster what I wrote had nothing to do with how you spell it but rather how you pronounce it. Bell 🔔 + grade (as in A+) is the correct pronunciation.
@@alaric4629 Aaaa. OK. Hope I didn't offend you... 😜😁👍
Thought you wrote wrong because you wrote "the city name is.." not"you pronounce it like". 🤘🤘🥃
Germans call it Belgrad so it is not that bad, don't worry
19:08 ωραία μουσικούλα από που
ναι άραγε το κομμάτι !;
thanks!
Malaka Grek
Was für ein Zufall, jemand hat die 50 Din. Mit Absicht da gelassen
😎
Thanks!!
Can’t believe you didn’t at least say hello to a genuine Serbian dog crossing the bridge. Was enjoying your vid up until then.. would’ve loved to have met a dog from Belgrade.
Oh no. I didn’t even notice!
@@thetravelingzam All good.
I understand you have a lot going on & churlish of me to post that comment.
He just looked to be crossing on his own & chance to greet a fellow traveller.
5:50 There was no war in Serbia..although, they were bombed by Nato at some point, because serbian government wouldn't stop the ethnic cleansing in Kosovo.
Причаш глупости.Срби,а не Албанци су етнички очишћени са своје земље.
Thanks for clarifying
It was fighting against ethnic KLA REBELS, ethnic cleansing was invented excuse to remove Milošević and blame the Serbs.
Нато агресија!!
Thanks for the info
Beograd je lep samo od rudnika Trepče
Trepča radi, Beograd ulepšava
Thanks!!
Zemun used to be a part of Croatia until Tito created Vojvodina and made Srijem, Banat and Bačka a part of Vojvodina.
hahahahahaha
@@marijasekulic2326 take a look at some historical maps…hahahahahaahahahahahah!
Хахахахахахахахах,фрустрирани јадник,стручњак за хрватску псеудо историју.....
Thanks for the map knowledge!!
Only in time of croatian nazi ustashas during ww2.
Serbia is Croatian land, the Illyrians lived there, the Serbs came from Siberia (go back to the Caucasus)
Thanks for the history!
Nice broo
Thanks man! Glad you enjoyed!
Zemun is a beautiful city👌
It really was! Such a cute village
Земун је дијо Београда
BG🇷🇸👍
Thanks!
👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks!!!