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Belgrade is the capital city, of the State Union of Serbia and Montenegro, since February 2003 Prior to this it was the capital of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. Since its original founding about 7000 BC, Belgrade has changed hands many times, and in recent years has become an important tourist city. Passports, visas and entry and departure cards are necessary for traveling to Belgrade.
Why go to Belgrade? Belgrade is one of the oldest cities in Europe. Belgrade is a city with spirit and there are many interesting places to see in Belgrade. There is always something going on in Belgrade such as cultural activities, varied types of entertainment, sports and fair events. It is a city focused on hospitality and assisting visitors to have a great experience in Belgrade. The people of Belgrade are proud of their many authors, artists, designers and producers of contemporary and fine arts and a graphic artists. Many from Belgrade are involved in various aspects of film- making.
Belgrade has many hotels, hostels, and camping sites and an abundance of restaurants, including fast food restaurants. There are tourist Information Centers in the airport and Train Stations. Taxis, rental cars, buses and light rail make up the city transportation network. Schedules, tickets and prices, route maps and other information are available at the Information centers. There are tours offered daily, which is good way to see more of the city. Museums, art galleries and architectural classics are among the treasures discovered in many buildings around Belgrade.
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