Cruise from Belgrade

Located in the center-north of Serbia and crossed by the Danube, Belgrade is the capital of the country and one of the oldest cities in Europe. Its turbulent history is reflected in its architecture, culture, and traditions. The city is home to numerous historic and monumental buildings. The best known are the National Museum, the Temple of Saint Sava, the monument to the unknown hero on Mount Aval, the old palace and the streets of Prince Michael and the thermal city of Jošanička Banja. Don't miss the fortress built on a rocky spur in the Kalemegdan park, at the intersection of the Sava and Danube, which combines Celtic, Roman, Slavic, Turkish, and Austrian architectures. The "white city" recommended for the splendor of its architecture and the unique mix of Western, Eastern, and Mediterranean influences. Belgrade is a city considered very youthful. More than 40% of the population are between 15 and 44 years old, all of whom are open and ready to have fun. The city loves to talk about the spirit of the city and is always available to provide information on everything there is to know, especially about good food, wine, and music. The inhabitants of Belgrade, like all sorts of things, love to be always on the move and, not surprisingly, the streets, sidewalks, bars, and restaurants are often crowded. On August 12th the Belgrade Beer Fest is celebrated, a very popular festival that attracts around half a million people every year, lasting 5 days.