First Time in BELGRADE, SERBIA: Travel with Kids | Floating Hotel, Tram Ride & Ćevapčići 🇷🇸

We are in BELGRADE, SERBIA! We have 48 hours to explore the city with family friendly activities and - as always - on a budget, which is approx. 100 Euros per day.

Timestamps:
00:00 Intro & our floating hotel
01:23 To Belgrade's city center by foot
02:12 Sightseeing tour with Belgrad's tram
03:21 City center and Republic Square
04:51 Probably the best Ćevapčići in town
05:26 One of the largest orthodox churches in the world
06:39 Brutalism in Belgrad

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[KenanTurkiye]

roses are red, violets are blue
there's trains and trams in my playlist two
there ya go, that somehow rhymed :))

[carick]

As for transport tickets in Belgrade, they are changing system at the moment so for foreigners its almost impossible to pay, since for now tickets only can be paid through Serbian sim card (of course you can buy them for 10-15 euros i think at any mobile operator) or buying monthly pass in only 5 spots in whole Belgrade. Although for now communal police don't give fines for not having tickets (they said until september), at least until new ticket machines are put in buses/trams/trolleys and new mobile application.

[Sam-pvbd]

So they still use the old fashioned trams in Belgrade, as well as the newer trams? Hopefully it stays that way. I want to ride on the old fashioned trams.

[GreatCityAttractions]

An interestin city - well done Our Travel Days.

[dekipet]

1:39 that white ship is monitor Sava (former Bodrog). It was the ship whose guns announced WW1. The first shots ever fired in WW1 are from this little ship. It was sunk several times and raised from the bottom of the rivers.
1:47 the very left corner is the entrance.