Belgrad

History has taken its toll on Belgrade, but the city has knocked the dust of the millennia off its shoulders and simply carries on - just differently. The air is permeated with the scent of popcorn and cigarette smoke, young designers are building furniture out of driftwood from the Danube, and squeaky-pink graffiti pigs on the walls of buildings are calling for veganism.With the 15 "direct chapters" of Matthias Pasler's travel guide, you can mingle casually with Belgraders, immerse yourself directly in city life and get to know the highlights and hotspots: the Old Town and Republic Square, the river promenades on the Danube and Sava, the creative district Savamala, the Kneza Mihaila shopping street and exciting museums. In separate chapters, you'll learn where it's good to sleep in someone else's bed, where you'll happily eat your fill, where Belgraders go to browse and explore, and where they're drawn to when night falls.With the overview maps, detailed district maps, and separate large city map, you can drift through Belgrade at your leisure.