Belgrade Collection (#9)

In the Katherine Hospital, Belgrade, Serbia, Engraving 1876

Turkish Prisoners in the Fortress, Belgrade, Serbia, Engraving 1876

The Turco Servian War, a Convoy of Wounded Soldiers Arriving at Belgrade, Engraving 1876

Tito and brezhnev during the intonation of national anthems during the welcoming ceremony in front of the white palace in belgrade, nov, 1976

Serbia, Relief Map with Border and Mask
Relief map of Serbia (with border and mask). This image was compiled from data acquired by landsat 5 & 7 satellites combined with elevation data

SERBIA, Belgrade. Kalemegdan Citadel- View of the Victory Monument (Artist: Ivan Mestrovic 1928)

SERBIA, Belgrade. Pedestrian Knez Mihailova Street / Building Detail

SERBIA, Belgrade. Building detail of the Hotel Moskva / Downtown Belgrade

Red raspberries (Rubus idaeus), before sale to Libertas

Five colored swiss chard, grown on ranch of Russell Gordon and Jelena Kajtaz

Painted Mountain Corn

Peruvian blue potatoes (MR)

Passionfruit growing on vine (MR)

The brown garden snail, widely used in escargot. (MR)

Trains on a siding. Belgrade. Republic of Serbia

Blue Hopi corn (Zea mays) (MR)

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA. BELGRADE. Communist-era buildings. Soviet-style architecture. with rationalists blocks built on the outskirts of the capital

Serbia, Belgrade. Town and Sava River

Serbia, Belgrade. Partial view of the Fort

A tour of Saint Sava Cathedralin Belgrade Serbia

A monument in Republicsquare in Belgrade Serbia

Arriving Belgrade Serbia

A view of Victory Monument at Kalemegdan Fortress in Belgrade Serbia

Serbia, the capital city of Belgrade. Traditional hand made Serbian lace

Serbia, Belgrade. St. Save Temple (aka Hram Svetog Save) largest Serbian Orthodox church in the world

Serbia, Belgrade. Heart of the historic district, Republic Square (aka Trg Republike). 1882 statue of Prince Mihailo Obrenovic, National Museum in distance

Serbia, Belgrade. Republic Square (aka Trg Republike), heart of the historic district, National Museum

Serbia, Belgrade. Knez Mihailova, pedestrian shopping area in the heart of historic Belgrade. Marble water fountain

Serbia, Belgrade. Kalemegdan Fortress (aka Belgrade Fortress). Fort clock tower

SERBIA: BELGRADE. A view of Belgrade at the confluence of the Danube and Sava Rivers in the principality of Serbia, on the frontier between the Ottoman and Austrian Empires

BELGRADE: MARKET, 1876. The city of Belgrade, capital of Serbia, is seen in the background. Wood engraving, English, 1876

BELGRADE: FORTRESS, 1876. The fortress of Belgrade, Serbia, at the confluence of the Danube and Sava rivers. Wood engraving, English, 1876

HUNYADI AT BELGRADE, 1456. Janos Hunyadi (1407?-1456) successfully defends Belgrade against the Turkish army of Mehmed II in 1456. Wood engraving after Gustave Dor

Prince Michaels monument, Belgrade, Servia. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

University, Belgrade, Servia. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Landing place and cathedral, Belgrade, Servia. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

The landing-place near cathedral, Belgrade, Servia. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Serbia - Bombardment of Belgrade Citadel
Serbia - The bombardment of the Belgrade Citadel during the conflict in the Balkans during World War One. Date: circa 1915

Catering depot in Belgrade, Serbia, WW1
Men at a catering depot in Belgrade, Serbia, during the First World War. Date: 1914-1918

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Belgrade, the vibrant capital city of Serbia, is a treasure trove of history and culture. From its iconic landmarks to its bustling streets, this city has something for everyone. One cannot miss the magnificent Sveti Sava Orthodox Church, known as the world's biggest Orthodox church. Its grandeur and architectural beauty are awe-inspiring, leaving visitors in complete admiration. Terazije Square stands proudly in Belgrade, serving as a central hub for locals and tourists alike. This lively square showcases the heart and soul of the city with its buzzing atmosphere and charming surroundings. In years gone by when Yugoslavia was still intact, Sokol Rally brought excitement to Belgrade's streets. The echoes of those thrilling moments can still be felt today as memories linger on every corner. Hotel Moscow is another notable landmark that adds charm to Belgrade's skyline. With its elegant architecture and rich history, it serves as a reminder of the city's past while embracing modernity. The angel gracing the front facade of Saborna Crkva (Orthodox Church) captures attention effortlessly. Its intricate details reflect not only religious devotion but also artistic brilliance. New Belgrade boasts one of Serbia's most significant attractions - The Church of Saint Sava. Standing tall amidst modern buildings, it symbolizes faith intertwined with progress in this ever-evolving metropolis. For breathtaking views over Lower Town from atop Belgrade Fortress' Carl VI Gate or Nebojsa tower is an absolute must-do experience. Witnessing the fusion between historical heritage and urban life will leave you captivated. Prince Michael Street exudes elegance at every turn; lined with shops, cafes, and restaurants offering a taste of Serbian hospitality at its finest. It truly represents Belgrade's cosmopolitan vibe mixed with traditional charm. Kalemegdan Park offers respite from bustling streets while housing one remarkable sight – Victor Monument at Belgrade Fortress. Majestic in stature and significance, it commemorates Serbia's triumphs and resilience.