Belgrade (Београд) is the capital and largest city of Serbia in Eastern Europe. The City of Belgrade has a population of 1.2 million. These two threads focus on the brutalist architecture from the socialist Yugoslavia era. All photos taken between 12 and 15 October 2017 with the Sony RX100 (I) compact camera.
1. Belgrade Fort with view on the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers.
2. Kalemgdan Park is located around the fort.
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4. The 'splavovi', floating restaurants and night clubs along the shores of the Danube and Sava rivers.
5. Path along the Danube river.
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13. Skadarlija street with its many restaurants and bars.
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17. Trg Republike is the main central square of the city.
18. One of the bus stops on the busy thoroughfare Zeleni Venac.
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21. Underpass of Terazije street.
22. View of the Ada Bridge from the roof terrace of the modern Rajićeva shopping mall.
25th May sport center
Nowadays this sport center from 1975 along the Danube houses a fitness center and university class rooms.
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Rudo complex
The Eastern City Gate (Источна Капија Београда) is a complex of three residential towers from 1976. The concrete is crumbling, danger signs are on the central square.
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Miscellaneous
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46. One of the entrances to the Belgrade Design District.
47. In the evening the Belgrade Design District is quite desolate.
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50. Underpass at Zeleni Venac.
51. Zeleni Venac.
Novi Beograd
The area Novi Beograd (New Belgrade) was planned and constructed into blocks, for example residential block 45. Building of this area started in 1948 and continued into the 70s.
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67. Smoke clouds from the many grill takeaways.
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