The Royal Palace

My Neighbourhood

Belgrade Yesterday

His All Holiness Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew I of Constantinople

This photograph is Courtesy of Mr. Žika Slika

Funeral Service of Patriarch of Serbia Pavle +

May Your Memory be Eternal

Danube and Zemun

Autumn Colours at the Palace

Last Sunday on Ada Ciganlija

Dear All,

Pardon me for not posting so often lately, but the tempo of life does not allow me to!

Here are some week old photos from our famous 'City Oasis'

The Devil's Bus

Beetles

Federal Executive Councils and Central Committee

First it was called Federal Executive Councils (Savezno izvršno veće) and then Palace of the Federation (Serbian: Palata Federacije or Палата Федерације), a seat of the former federal governments of Yugoslavia and Serbia and Montenegro (also called the SIV building).

Ušće Tower was built in 1964 to serve as headquarters of the Central Committee of the League of Communists in the former Yugoslavia. The building was exclusively used for the Communist party.The original building was 105 m tall. Even today many people still call it CeKa which is the acronym for Centralni Komitet (Central Committee).

Boat Restaurants next to Hotel Yugoslavia

fLAGS

Žika Obretković

Belgrade's Street Legend

FC Partizan Stadium / Fudbalski Hram

For many people it is a Temple of football.

Skadarska street

Spring at The Royal Palaces

For more photos please visit:

http://www.royalfamily.org/seasons/spring.htm

Safety First!!

Photo Courtesy of Rade Jovović

I was holding a wheel while Rade took this snap...

Photo says for itself....

Fireplace on Sava River

Improvisation is a mother of the science!!!

Hotel (Inter) Continental

For a long time, the best Hotel in Belgrade...

....now is not the part of the famous chain anymore...

AMIGO !!!

The Bench & the Booth

The Royal Chapel...

The Chapel is dedicated to Saint Apostle Andrew The First-Called,

the patron saint of the Royal Family.

It was built reflecting the Royal Church of the Serbian medieval King Milutin in Studenica

Bye, bye Winter!

It was 20 °C in Belgrade today!!!

The Stove at the White Palace Kitchen

...which is 100 m dislocated and connected with underground tunnel
with the White Palace Building...
HM King Alexander did not like the food odour around!

Pergolas at The Palace