Where the Danube and Sava meet, Belgrade feels both ancient and alive, its fortress walls guarding centuries of history. Wander through Kalemegdan Park, pausing at cannon-lined overlooks where the rivers merge and the city unfolds below. Step into the buzzing heart of Belgrade to find open-air markets, art-filled side streets, and floating splavovi, river barges turned into cafés and music clubs that hum late into the night. In the bohemian quarter of Skadarlija, cobblestones echo with poetry and the scent of grilled meats drifts from traditional kafanas. As dusk settles, the fortress glows against the sky, and the rivers mirror the energy of a city that never stops reinventing itself. 

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