Belgrade Serbia 🇷🇸 Europe's FOOD HAVEN 😋 & Home of Novak Djokovic | 197 Countries With 3 Kids
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ส.ค. 2024
- Join us as we visit Belgrade - the capital and largest city of Serbia.
Also known as The White City, Belgrade is not only an intriguing capital, but one of Europe's most happening cities. It was also the capital of Yugoslavia from its inception as a kingdom in 1918, throughout the post World War II socialist era. Thanks to its strategic location at the confluence of the Saba and Danube rivers, Belgrade is an intersection of Western and Oriental Europe.
We arrived to Belgrade from Croatia and checked into a lovely place called Lola’s Apartment. It was nice and cozy, and even had a balcony overlooking the city. Best of all, they had a restaurant on the sixth floor from where we ordered our dinner for the night.
On our first day in Belgrade, we went downtown to explore the city. When we were parking our car, we learned that we needed a Serbian mobile number to pay for the parking. When you send an SMS with your license number, it will automatically deduct the amount from your account. As we didn’t have any Serbian sim cards with us, a really nice couple sent the license plate from their phone on our behalf.
Afterwards, we met with some of our friends and when the sun went down, we went for a walk by the Sava River. It is one of the largest rivers in Europe, and the night view was absolutely gorgeous.
Next we headed over to the main shopping center in the downtown - Prince Mihailo Promenade. We walked around a bit, enjoying the ambiance which is vibrant with music, arts, cafes and more.
For dinner, we went to a riverside restaurant called Ambar. The restaurant was boisterous and welcoming and it had an interesting rule - if you like their food they will keep on bringing more of it until you say no! Here they also serve Michelin star desserts which are absolutely delicious!
The next day, we took the girls to Republic Square where we saw the statue of Prince Mihailo. While walking through the streets, we saw small stores that sold leather goods, jewelry, liquor, honey, beautiful paintings, and more.
Our plan was to visit the Tesla Museum next, but we first stopped at a nearby restaurant called Na Ćošku for a delicious dinner. Nicholas Tesla was originally from this area, and this museum showcases his amazing inventions. There were many fun activities and interactive guided tours.
On our third day in Belgrade, we were welcomed with sunshine. We visited the historical Kalemegdan Fortress which is a must-see attraction in the city center. This city was bombed for 78 days in a row during the NATO bombing of Yugoslavia in 1999 and you could see the remnants of the explosions. The massive fortress is still standing tall despite being fought over in 115 wars and razed to the ground 44 times! However, it now has a facelift with cafes, restaurants, and an amazing display of army tanks & weapons.
Right beside the fortress there is a beautiful park area with the Monument of Gratitude of France. We also saw an outdoor museum that had photos showing the post-war situation.
We then drove around the downtown and saw the National Museum, National Theater, Serbian Parliament, Skadarlija (a nice place for coffee) and more!
Our next big stop was at the largest orthodox church in the world - Temple Of Saint Sava. We also visited the Museum of Yugoslavia where Tito - the Former President of Yugoslavia is buried.
On our last day, we went back to the riverside to enjoy another delicious meal at a restaurant called Comunale Cafe e Cucina. We also checked out the beautiful St. Mark Orthodox Church.
Belgrade is still very unknown and unexplored for tourists so you can enjoy your holiday without huge crowds around you. The beautiful views and refreshing atmosphere make this hidden gem truly worth visiting.
0:00 Intro
1:21 Checking into Lola Almost Home
3:39 Driving into Belgrade
5:29 River Sava Promenade
6:06 Prince Mihailo Promenade
7:47 Ambar Restaurant
8:59 Republic Square | Prince Mihailo Monument
10:27 Nikola Tesla Museum
11:29 Na Cosku Restaurant
12:16 Kalemegdan Fortress
13:29 Confluence of Danube and Sava Rivers
15:05 Tour of Downtown Belgrade
17:01 Temple of Saint Sava
17:34 Museum of Yugoslavia
19:57 Comunale Cafe e Cucina Restaurant
20:48 Bloopers
Enjoy the video!
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BEAUTIFUL SERBIA!! THANK YOU. AND DONT FORGET KOSOVO AND METHODIA IS A SERBIAN PROVINCE. REGARDS FROM LATINAMERICA!!
Oh boy...we won't go there because I know there's so many opinions on this topic...
@@GrowingUpWithoutBorders thank you for visiting our country! ❤️ But there can't be opinions about Kosovo - Kosovo is de jure a part of Serbia and will stay that way forever.
¡Julio, gracias! ¿De donde eres?
@@marija765 Kosovo is serbia? 2008 referendum in Kosovo where 109 out of 120 participants would disagree with you on that one boy.
@@GrowingUpWithoutBorders u should go, there are many Serbian cultural monuments, monasteries, churches...
Great city, wonderful people that are warm, hospitable and love life. Their food is fantastic too. One of best spots of Europe for night life.
oh my god,,,how beautifully!!! i am from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩
Greetings from Ireland, love Serbia and can't wait to go back!👍👍
Fantastic! Hope all is well over in Ireland.
??? Why .. iiii never no chance.. 🤭🤔
Greetings to the Irish, Serbs love the Irish people, you are always welcome
Greetings for bravest people from Ireland from Serbia..you are saved us in WWI with French Soldiers..do you know that?Thnx
Belgrade is fantastic!Greetings from
neighborhood Croatia
Super! Thanks coming by to say hello!
Igore hvala ti od ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Hello Igor🤗
Greetings from another Igor!
I Love Croatia!!!
@Big D Um you have that in EVERY country...
@Big D Where you from?
They have best food in the world.
We certainly tried our share and it was delicious! 😋🙌
Yes and yes.
boi
I agree
Lovely vlog!
Funny story: I know four Danish friends who visited Belgrade for a holiday, and decided to stay there. Now they are living there. It’s such an interesting, vibrant and beautiful city with amazing people and culture!
That’s amazing. They must really love it.
@@GrowingUpWithoutBorders They do. I realized just now that this video is a re-upload and that you have been traveling all around the world. But if you ever come back to the Balkans, you should pay Sombor and Subotica a visit as well. Those two cities - and northern Serbia in general - is so much different than Belgrade. Very green and relaxing.
Hope you enjoyed Belgrade when you visited. Glad to hear and see that you know where to go and have read the history beforehand. Real passionate tourists! :))
Wtf. Who normal would move from denmark to belgrade. They are probably on some social benefits or something so they can’t afford to live in denmark. They can live in nigeria also
@@jebanje23 Believe me: everyone with Danish standards can live in Denmark. But here I am not talking about the financial aspect. I’m talking about the beauty and spirit of Serbia and Serbians from what I have experienced. That is something that defines that nation.
@@jebanje23 you alright man, I know, I'm from Belgrade...
😍😘👍💜 From Belgrade to wonderful family .
Thank you! 😃
boi
When you showed Kosovo within Serbia in the beginning you bought my heart
Oh I know this is a big topic of discussion.
@@GrowingUpWithoutBorders it is not a discussion it belongs to serbia
and i am sorry for writting this hahahaha btw. greates video ever :)
thanks for that, our serbian brother jewish👍👋🇮🇱
@@GrowingUpWithoutBorders if you say that,you are not welcome in Republic of Kosova 🇦🇱,it's same like I say sweden norway finland ( I don't know where u from) are all Russian land
We were in Belgrade in last November and ya Belgrade is surprising specially with its food we went to Amber and Communal both places and it's food was amazing but desserts were really something no one should miss
Yes! The desserts are amazing! 😋😋😋
Lovee Serbia ❤❤🇷🇸🇷🇸
💗💗
Veliki pozdrav druže!
boi
Went there in 2003 , great city to visit.
Cool!
Another great city! Always good to see you guys! Viewing from Seattle...still. 😉
It’s a pretty cool city. Apparently it’s super vibrant for it’s night life. Glad you enjoyed it!
Being a Serbian in a distant Africa ... you made me so proud
And my home town is trully an amazing City,
but when it comes to a food offer - it's a GEM ....
THANK YOU
Welcome to Serbia! Those kids are lucky to have you as a mom, they are getting the experience of a lifetime with your travels
boi
Hey!
I’m traveling to Serbia next week and was wanting to a couple of things. It would be great to hear your thoughts (thanks in advance :) ) :
Do you know of any well-kept local secret places I should definitely check out?
I heard city centres and outdoor markets usually sell food at inflated prices. Where do locals shop?
Where can I get the food that they do?
Also, how do Serbians commute between places? I hear the local transport can be a little erratic at times!
Thanks again! Looking forward to getting your input!
Watching from South Germany, allways fun
Awesome! Thanks for letting us know and so happy you’re enjoying it.
Thank you for not separating our southern province, Kosovo and Metohija, on the map! Kosovo and Metohija are Serbia! Come again! Much love from Serbia
Hey!
I’m traveling to Serbia next week and was wanting to a couple of things. It would be great to hear your thoughts (thanks in advance :) ) :
Do you know of any well-kept local secret places I should definitely check out?
I heard city centres and outdoor markets usually sell food at inflated prices. Where do locals shop?
Where can I get the food that they do?
Also, how do Serbians commute between places? I hear the local transport can be a little erratic at times!
Thanks again! Looking forward to getting your input!
Thanks for visiting my country and city
Welcome to Belgrade, Serbia
Enjoy ❤️❤️❤️
Thanks so much! 🙌💕
Hey!
I’m traveling to Serbia next week and was wanting to a couple of things. It would be great to hear your thoughts (thanks in advance :) ) :
Do you know of any well-kept local secret places I should definitely check out?
I heard city centres and outdoor markets usually sell food at inflated prices. Where do locals shop?
Where can I get the food that they do?
Also, how do Serbians commute between places? I hear the local transport can be a little erratic at times!
Thanks again! Looking forward to getting your input!
Just one huge thanks for visiting Serbia :)
Wow. Your kids are so lucky.Great video we loved Serbia.
Thank you for promoting my country, so beautiful, much love from Kragujevac.
Our pleasure!🤗
Hey!
I’m traveling to Serbia next week and was wanting to a couple of things. It would be great to hear your thoughts (thanks in advance :) ) :
Do you know of any well-kept local secret places I should definitely check out?
I heard city centres and outdoor markets usually sell food at inflated prices. Where do locals shop?
Where can I get the food that they do?
Also, how do Serbians commute between places? I hear the local transport can be a little erratic at times!
Thanks again! Looking forward to getting your input!
@@emiliasanchez3637 Well hello and wellcome.
Hmm Belgrade Kalemegdan park (old ruins of a castel), St. Sava Church(a very beautifull monument), Nikola Tesla museum maybe.
Outdoor markets provide naturall grown food, groceries no GMO.So that maybe the reason for the prices to be a little bigger but still very afordable for people coming here.The food by its self anywhere is pretty top quallity(truing not to make it look like am braging, but it just is, look into more videos people from US coming and trying the food, youl see their reaction).
Taxi is not that expencive, but if your just want to look around the city, do it by foot, because of trafic, it can take some time at some parts of the day.Alot of people here are Multilingual speak at least one, two languges beside english, so ask around, people are optimistic to help you around.
I dont know what else i could help you out with.Its a peacfull coutry with multicolturism.No wars, very low rate crime.Very safe for women.
@@tristandimitrijev3195 And how do you do usually go from one city to another? Would you suggest I rent a car?
What is the restroom situation like along the way? Say I travel from Subotica to Nis
@@emiliasanchez3637 Ouu that tipe of traveling.Just use a buss, like i dont know depends where you re going.1dollar for pass to get on a station, and 2,3 or 4dolllars for a ticket to the other city.
Rent a car, hmm if you want the luxury, i dont know how much it is, havent used it.But prices arent that high for the quality of stuff and service you get.
When it comes to the restroom when your traveling via buss, you need to keep it in untill the end of the ride, after go to a coffie shop or sports betting place(i dont know how do you call them).even long rides an hour they dont stop, if you rent go to a gass station.I hope the info helped
LOVE BGD❤️🇲🇰🇷🇸❤️👌🏼
This is amazing! Really cool stuff!
Thank you! Cheers!
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Beautiful family. ❤️Lots of love from Serbia. 😊
Thanks so much! 🙌💕
Hey!
I’m traveling to Serbia next week and was wanting to a couple of things. It would be great to hear your thoughts (thanks in advance :) ) :
Do you know of any well-kept local secret places I should definitely check out?
I heard city centres and outdoor markets usually sell food at inflated prices. Where do locals shop?
Where can I get the food that they do?
Also, how do Serbians commute between places? I hear the local transport can be a little erratic at times!
Thanks again! Looking forward to getting your input!
The Temple of Saint Sava (the big church) is now finished! And it looks awesome, so i hope that you will get to see it now that it's finished! :) ❣️
That's great! Thanks for letting us know!
This video made me very hungry ☺️
I know... the food was amazing! 😋
I was born in beautiful Yugoslavia (Croatia) in 1970.❤❤
Nice! My friend lived there during that time as well and speaks highly about living there during that time.
@@GrowingUpWithoutBorders Basically everyone that i know speak good of that Tito's Yugoslavia (it was exactly what socialism was meant to be, not that tyrannt oppression regime they had in USSR and Eastern Block). I'm from Serbia but it is bad that people had to fight in the end just because politicians couldn't do their job right (in reality people on all sides didn't want the war at all, for example u had a massive anti-war protests in Belgrade in 1991 but Milošević (president) brought tanks and army to stop it, in Sarajevo there were big peace protests at the beginning of the war), especially when u know we are all Slavic nations and speak the same language, but its history now and i hope relationship and bad blood will heal over time.
World revolves around you
Was it similar to Nordic Socialism ?
Thank you for beautiful video! Best regards and God bless You ...
Thanks and be blessed as well!
Wow I’m glad I’m not the only one uploading videos for the past. Lol kids look so young..
Yeah we have SO many videos to share.
Children growing up with a love for all cultures and people. No wonder they look so happy!
We hope to keep it this way.
My beautiful city 💙 thank you
Great video...Congratullations for great knowledge of history Beglgrade & Serbia...You`re educated tourists!!!
Thank you! 😃
Serbia 🇷🇸❤️
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Next time you are visiting you will be able to see the new square with an enormous monument to Stefan Nemania, the completed St. Sava Church with one of the greatest mosaics in the world (you visited just the Crypt due to the construction), the Sava promenade and the Gallery - the biggest shopping mall in the Balkans. If you are interested in a huge green area around a lake - do not miss Ada Ciganlia with all sorts of sports amenities, including golf and water-skiing, lots of cafes and restaurants and kilometers long beach that tens of thousands of Belgraders frequent in summertime.
If you come in spring or early summer - it could be a very, very memorable time spent in a city.
That's awesome! It's changing so much and so fast. We're excited to come back next year to see all the new changes.
@@GrowingUpWithoutBorders Yes, it will be awesome in 2022 because the Belgrade Waterfront project will be done and trust me Belgrade will be the number one destination in the Balkans. Safe trip!
Hey!
I’m traveling to Serbia next week and was wanting to a couple of things. It would be great to hear your thoughts (thanks in advance :) ) :
Do you know of any well-kept local secret places I should definitely check out?
I heard city centres and outdoor markets usually sell food at inflated prices. Where do locals shop?
Where can I get the food that they do?
Also, how do Serbians commute between places? I hear the local transport can be a little erratic at times!
Thanks again! Looking forward to getting your input!
@@emiliasanchez3637 Locals shop in the retail chains like Maxi, Aman or Lidl, and green markets for fresh fruit and vegetables. Those should be within easy reach wherever you are staying. Also, check out local "Pekara/Пекара" - pastry shop with daily fresh pastry - especially in the morning; they are found almost in every other street.
Just ask people around you where to shop economically, don't be shy, Serbs are very open, hospitable and ready to help out.
@@user-wy5wq5cg6i Hey! I’ve been in Serbia for well over a week now and your tips were of GREAT help!
Pekara has helped me survive and Maxi and Idea are the BEST!
You were absolutely right, Serbs everywhere are so hospitable, I cannot believe I was so nervous! Thank you for your recommendations!
You look like a Serbian woman.Nice video.
That’s funny. I guess I fit right in then. 🙌😂😂
@@GrowingUpWithoutBorders Women there are beautiful you and your family are beautiful, so you fit right there.🤓
Schönste Land Serbien 🇷🇸👌👀👀
Those trophies of Tito are called Štafeta Mladosti(torch of youth), and were gift from youth of Yugoslavia as sign of love and gratitude for his leadership of country. It was like mini olympic torch and it traveled trough entire country, carried by thousands of young people until it was delivered directly to Tito in spectacle show on 25. of May, when we celebrated THE DAY OF YOUTH.
Thank you for visited my contry and city, i hope you had a nice time. And you must visit beautiful landsites and wild untouched nature in the Serbia outside Belgrade next time when you come. There is so much to see, if you love history and nature. Best wishes from Serbia.
Thanks so much for the warm welcome. We will definitely be back to visit your country.
Hey!
I’m traveling to Serbia next week and was wanting to a couple of things. It would be great to hear your thoughts (thanks in advance :) ) :
Do you know of any well-kept local secret places I should definitely check out?
I heard city centres and outdoor markets usually sell food at inflated prices. Where do locals shop?
Where can I get the food that they do?
Also, how do Serbians commute between places? I hear the local transport can be a little erratic at times!
Thanks again! Looking forward to getting your input!
Beautiful city ❤️
Yes, it's great!
You guys are a lovely family. Thanks for your visit. Enjoy your future trips.
Next time at a restaurant just say you’re a Novak Djokovic fan and you’ll get a free meal ;-))) I hope you had a blast in Belgrade...
Ok. Great suggestion. Ah... tennis...I just looked him up. We'll try it next time. 😂😂
thank you for the lovely tour, (with love from Pakistan)
Amazing video, thanks.
Exellent day family beautiful god bless ❤️
To you as well!
Nice to be back in Europe with you all, Kiwi from Virginia .
Nice to have you with us! 😉 Just wait though...we have a few more good European videos coming up!!!
@@GrowingUpWithoutBorders I'll be waiting . . . . Aroha to you all
Saludos para las cuatro Damas más hermosas, de un Argentino 💁♀️🙎♀️🙎♀️🙎♀️🌹🌹🌹🌹
Hola y saludos! 🙌💕
Très bon Vlog ! Informations précises et détaillés et ceci en toute objectivité ! Bon voyage !
That never-ending meat feast is actually called "Rodizio de Carne" and it is gooood :-)
Thanks for the video Dear friends 😊
Most welcome 😊
So amazing that you guys are exploring as a family! We are all very happy that you are visiting our home
LOL cant belive how many angry albanians are here. Guess they came to check out the amazing food, culture etc.. they really lack it down there :)
Great video btw, im so happy you enjoyed your stay, come again :)
I'm not sure about that but the food was definitely amazing!
you are wrong
I am Albanian , I have seen Belgrade through various videos and it seemed an interesting city, I will visit Belgrade one day. Albanians do not agree with radical Serbian nationalists who want the disappearance of Albanians. but not normal Serbs. on the contrary, good serbs are respected by us, we are Balkan peoples who have gone through a lot of pain from foreigners and from each other
. there are good Albanians and there are bad Albanians.
there are good Serbs and there are bad Serbs
@@microbot2938 you are one of the few...
many more albanians are bitter and hating Serbia and Serbians, then Serbs hating on albania.. most of us are over it, but on your side, it feels like its just getting started...
@@microbot2938 welcome...
@@microbot2938 Well said! It's the politicians of all sides including the wider world that are the problem. The Albanian and Slavic populations are diamonds!
Thank you for this Video hvala amazing 🇷🇸🍀🍀🍀🙏🙏🙏
Our pleasure!
Nice...i following you around the Word and you are now in my town😁
what a lovely family! its so nice of you how you teach your children about history and show them historical places. Much love to you guys! regards from Serbia
you should also check history about WW2, US and Serbia were allies, serbians saved a lot of US pilots. Type on google '' American Taylor Matthews tattooed on his body, "Freedom or death" in memory'' you will find some nice story by american guy. Love you guys!
I did know this but just a tiny little bit. I"ll google it to learn more. 🙌
Exelente videos amd narración ,do you guys really like your experiencie in each exploration . God bless wherever you go !!!!! 👍👍
A great and very appealing presentation, done professionally.
Thank-you!
Really nice to see that you enjoyed your trip to Belgrade. You should come again when its the situation changes and the weather is warmer.
There is soo much more to discover. Stay healthy! :)
Yes!! Everything is better in the summer months!
Great to be traveling the world vicariously with you again 😍
Awesome! Just wait...there's so much more to come!!!
Finally you guys visited Belgrade. Hope you enjoyed it and back again.
Amazing views guys 🐣🐣
Thanks so much!
nice to see all kids
Hello from India
best wishes
I went there this summer, and the most beautiful thing was watching the sunset at the fortress.
Sweet!
Belgrade would have to be very underrated as a city!
The best food!!! I hope I will enjoy next week 🤗
You’ll really enjoy it!
Good video..live life..too short to think too long..just do it..Spartans lets go!
Nicely done video
Thanks so much!
Thanks from 🇷🇸❤️
You are welcome here. Hope you will see lot of interesting things ;)
What a sweet and lovley family😍
Great video girls👍🏼it’s amazing and important how you teach your children about history and culture.
welcome to serbia anytime❤️
Thank-you! 🙏🏻💕
Good job👍❤️
Thanks so much!
Living life to the fullest!! Amazing
Yes!!!
Nice video
ПОЗДРАВ ИЗ СРБИЈЕ.🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸
Very cute family ❤
Thank you! 🤗
Wow what a beautiful family! Thank you for visiting Belgrade
I have to add, after watching the whole video, this is one of the best videos I have seen about Belgrade, I ll totally recommend it to my friends!
Ah thank you! We loved visiting Belgrade!
Thanks!😁
Serbien 🇷🇸😘👌👀👀
Welcome to Serbia 🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸
Thanks so much!
Great video! I definitely recommend you visit a bakery and get your self a burek.
If it were not for Covid19 there would be lots of tourists in the streets - though not as many as in major European touristy cities, but enough to make it much more lively than now and Belgraders go for side streets to avoid crowds. There are more and more foreigners, especially digital nomads, who choose Belgrade - and Novi Sad - for living. Lots of videos on the topic on YuTube.
Now I see this was in October 2019. Well, in terms of weather October is not a most beautiful month in Serbia. Spring and summer (April - September) are incomparably better.
So true. Once Covid subsides tourist will be back. I've heard it's a fantastic place to live as a digital nomad.
Thank you for your lovely presentation i hope that you enjoyed your journey in one of the oldest city in the world ! Best regards
Nice video
Thanks!!
kids are learning a lot
I LIKE THE WAY, THAT WE DISCRIBING, MY BEOGRAD! THANK YOU!
Glad you enjoyed the video! 🙏🤩
I hope you liked belgrade and also hope you will come back to visit 🥰 there where few places you missed to visit or you just didn’t film but its ok
@Kafa kafica beograd je svakako lep, bez obzira na godisnje doba
Realy nice video, but if you haven't tried "ćevapčići" and "kajmak" , you have to try it😂, it's so delicious. Greeting and love from Serbia. ❤️🇷🇸
I guess we'll try it next time!
There was kajmak on the end of the video.
Bravo
That was lovely. There are other cool parts of the city that you didn’t get to show like Zemun but overall it was fun to see you experience Belgrade your way. Such a nice happy family :))
Thanks for the tip. I think we'll be back one day to experience other parts of the country too!
Just wondering: have you ever tried Muckalica. We used to have a Serbian/Balkan restaurant in Germany where I live. This dish was really delicious.
Sounds delicious. I just looked up some pictures of it. We didn't try it when we were there though.
Enjoy
Really interesting looking city. What month were you there? 😊
It was in October. Right now, it's fascinating what they're building by the river. We'll have to go back again to see it all.
I wondered also...could not be October 2020, no mask, probably year before.
@@GrowingUpWithoutBorders
I've been there when tito ruled Serbia with fist. Banana was rarity. Glad to se Serbs are free now. 👍
@Kafa kafica
Hello Kafa kafica, 🤣🤣 I'm coffee addict myself...
Glad Serbs figured aut that musk won't make them live longer. 👋
Love from Serbia🇷🇸🤗
Welcome!
Good Video
Thanks!
SO CUTE FAMILY🤗🤗😘🔝🔝👍🏻👍🏻
Thank-you!! 🙌💕🤩
Dobro došli u Srbiju🤗🤗🤗💞💞
Welcome to my city...i hope u people did have a good time...
We sure did. I’d like to come back again one day in the summer months. Everything is always nicer when it’s warm out!
Belgrade looks an interesting place to call home.
Food looking forward to watching Delicious! ChantalFan! Another new destination!
Yes! We have so many more new destinations to share. The food in Belgrade was amazing!!!
Happy to see you în my town🇷🇸
This from a pre corona time?
Yes it was pre-corona. We were there in October 2019.
@@GrowingUpWithoutBorders
Come back again
How wonderful thank you for sharing 5:12 what is that? looks like a huge half boiled ostrich egg.
Ok thanks
It's mozzarella. 😂😂😋
@@GrowingUpWithoutBorders lol 😂 thank you ✌🏽
Chole so cute🥰
We think so too. 😊
So awesome that you are doing this with the whole family. The classroom is outdated nonsense with half asleep teachers who look at their pensions more than what they teach. Enjoy your journey, life is too short!
They’re definitely learning loads of stuff you don’t learn in a classroom but I never want to dis education. I know what you mean though.
The classroom was a pain, & killed one's education, as well as spirit.
... you don't see many other groups of people... and it's so beautiful and safe here because of that
Yeah I guess that could be one reason there’s not too much conflict with different ways of thinking.
18:41
Kosovo is not a country, young lady
It is an autonomous province of Serbia although american government alongside EU is trying to make it become fully independent which is against serbian territorial integrity. Cheers.