Saturday’s walk with friends took us to the factory of hats in Zrenjanin. This family manufacture from 1919 has grown into the largest factory “Begej” in the former Yugoslavia. In seventies, factory produced sleeves, hats, berets and it had 500 employees. These hats were made of high quality wool or rabbit hair and used to […]
On 14th February Catholics celebrate Valentine`s Day, while Orthodox traditionally celebrate Saint Tryphon. Saint Valentine was a holly priest in the 3th century, who had perished when Emperor Claudius II in ancient Rome banned marriages for young men, potential soldiers. Valentine began performing marriages of young Christian couples in secret, until he was discovered and […]
Avala mountain stands at 511 meters (1,677 ft) above sea level and it is located 16 kilometers south-east of Belgrade’s downtown. Here you should visit the monument dedicated to the Unknown Hero, a World War I memorial and Avala Tower (204,5m), the tallest tower in Serbia and the Balkan region. Observation deck from Avala Tower offers a magnificent […]
Famous director Emir Kusturica surprises us every year with something extraordinary at the opening of the traditional festival “Küstendorf”. This international movie and music festival will be held from 18th until January 23rd at Mećavnik. The opening ceremony will be in a carnival manner with disco music from seventies. Something unusual will be choreography that […]
If you are confused and you don’t understand how it is possible, we`ll try to explain in following lines. Serbs are known as a nation which likes to celebrate, so it isn’t surprising why the ritual of countdown 10,9,8,7… 1 “Happy New Year” is repeated three times. Actually that isn’t the only reason why it […]
The National Museum in Belgrade opened the exhibition “Legacies and echoes. Stefan Nemanja – nine centuries”. The occasion for the exhibition is 900 years since the birth of the founder of the Nemanjić dynasty. Stefan Nemanja was the Grand Prince of Raska and creator of the powerful Serbian state in the Medieval time. He left […]
Sensational discovery was found in Serbia recently, near the small town of Rudnik. The discovery revealed a city in which elites lived, both local and foreign. As a key proof of this revelation are the remains of a large medieval town and a major mining center of lead and silver from the 14th and 15th […]
When you were a child you played at least once with a play-dough. You made tiles to use as a base for which you then tied cylindrical worms formed by rubbing clay between your palms. With those you made arms, legs, handles… The final result was a product of your child’s imagination and your skills […]
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