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SKADARLIJA - ‘COBBLESTONED ALLEY WAYS WE KEEP COMING BACK TO HUMMING A SONG ALL ALONG’
Discover Skadarlija: Belgrade Street Where Tradition Meets Bohemian
Get to know the heart of the bohemian soul of Belgrade - Skadarlija, a street that tells a story of history, art, and unique charm that attracts visitors from all over the world with each of its cobblestones. Skadarlija, the symbol of Belgrade's bohemian quarter, is a place where culture, history and gastronomy merge into a unique experience, reminiscent of romantic Montmartre in Paris or Golden Street in Prague.
Đura Jakšić: Writer Without Occupation
The story of Skadarlija would not be complete without an anecdote about Đura Jakšić, a beloved writer and painter, who one night wanted to cross the Danube and go to Zemun. When he told the police chief that he was a writer by profession, he was given a permit with the note "literary without profession", symbolizing the spirit of freedom and art that still lives in Skadarlija today.
Skadarlija: Romantic-Bohemian and Gourmet Quarter
Skadarlija is not just a street; it is the pulsating heart of Belgrade where artists, writers, musicians and all those who want to touch the soul of old Belgrade meet. Here are legendary restaurants such as Two deer, Three hats, My hat, Zlatni bokal, Ima dana, which are not only places to eat and drink, but living institutions of culture, fun and creativity
Cultural wealth of Skadarlija
Visitors to Skadarlija can enjoy a rich selection of traditional Serbian dishes, premium brandies and wines, while the sound of old town and evergreen music accompanies them in the background. Skadarlija's soul bars are in this quarter, offering an unforgettable experience with poetry, picture galleries, and street performances that revive the spirit of bygone times.
Remembrance of Past Times
Although times are changing, Skadarlija strives to keep the spirit of Nušić's era, preserving memories of people who marked more than a century of Serbian history and culture. Skadarlija is more than just a street; it is a time capsule that takes visitors on a journey through the rich history of Belgrade.
Conclusion: Unmissable Destination in the Heart of Belgrade
For everyone who visits Belgrade, Skadarlija is a must-see destination. Here you can have a drink in the garden of one of the famous restaurants, feel the spirit of the greats such as Đura, Nušić, Kapor, and understand why visiting Skadarlija is an unforgettable experience. Whoever has not been to Skadarlija, has not experienced the real Belgrade.
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