Zemun - Roofs of the City

One bench on the Palace

Landing over the New Belgrade

Panorama of Zemun

Tarzan tree / Tarzanovo drvo

This photo is dedicated to my bro Nemanja, who is in Santo Domingo now.
Our Tarzan tree(one on the right side of photo) is still surviving this concrete madness.

Downtown plummer !!!

One of my favorite ''old school'' shop windows in the city
The bowl and a sink are in miniature size, giving it specific sensation...

Car of my dreams...

....is the one on the right side.

Napred building ...

...A view through shot of Šljivovica - Serbian domestic Plum Brandy

Blok 64 - If you don't have any IDEA...just 50m away...

Zemun - Danube River, Old Rowing club Galeb

Sava River - The Dialog :-)

Photo Courtesy of Vlada Jablanov

New Belgrade Lions

New Belgrade - Sava River

Photo Courtesy of Vlada Jablanov

Rising New Belgrade

This used to be a swamp, then a meadow where we used to play like kids...

Now is building by the building. Concrete and nothing more.

No playgrounds, sport courts or just a bench or two....

The Life on River Sava

Flying kites in the "Park of Friendship and Peace"

Photo by Flo Ursić

On the left is Obelisk "Eternal Flame" was unveiled on June 21st 2000
by instructions of Mirjana Markovic, wife of Slobodan Milosevic.

Little War Island or Malo Ratno Ostrvo

The island used to be significantly larger before the World War II. When construction of Novi Beograd began in 1948, the sand from the island was transported to the mainland by large conveyor belts and used for covering the swamp on which the new city was to be built. In the process, the island shrinked and sometimes is poetically said today that "Novi Beograd is a city on the island".

What's left of the island is basically a thin strip of land, less than 300 meters long and 60 meters wide. The island is completely covered by vegetation (poplar trees) and inaccessible for visitors, but can be nicely observed from the barges-restaurants on the Danube's bank.

Serbian flag on the SIV buildning

SIV building, incorporating some 75,000 square meters of usable space which has for years since housed different Federal Executive Councils (Savezno izvršno veće) of Federative People's Republic of Yugoslavia (FNRJ) and Socialist Federative Republic of Yugoslavia (SFRJ), as well as Governments of Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (SRJ). It was a place where Council of Ministers of Serbia and Montenegro met, and office of the President of Serbia and Montenegro.

Now it is a home for some Ministries of The Government of The Republic of Serbia.

Zeleni venac towards Branko's bridge

My building

Belgrade Arena / Beogradska Arena

Belgrade Arena / Beogradska Arena

Picture taken in January 2005.

I'll post a photo with skating-rink just in between basketball court and Arena before they remove it in few days

December in Belgrade

The Old Palace, the Royal Palace of the Obrenović Dynasty of Serbia,
presently housing the City Assembly of Belgrade

It was built between 1882 and 1884, according to the design of Aleksandar Bugarski.

Blok 21 - New Belgrade

Some kids going crazy on the hill inbetween Six Corporals (skyscrapers)

Famous Baraka (a.k.a. PRC - Pensioners Recreational Center)

The Royal Palace in Winter

The Royal Palace, Belgrade - Rooster Terrace

The Royal Palace, Belgrade - Main Terrace

The House of Karadjordjević Royal Familly, built by HM King Alexander I between 1924-1929

A view throughout New Belgrade skyline

On the left is Business center "Ušće"(Previously Yugoslav Communist Party Headquarters).
On the right hand side are two out of Six Corporals (skyscrapers)