๐ท๐ธ Serbia|Belgrade City Walking Tour Guide(1)
๐ท๐ธ Belgrade, which has always been a battleground for soldiers, has suffered hundreds of years of alien slavery in history, experienced 115 wars, suffered 40 serious damages, and has successively become a contest for Byzantium, Bulgaria, Hungary, Turkey and other countries.
โ ๏ธ In a city with such a deep cultural precipitation, how should the hiking trail guide be played? Teach you hand-in-hand and explore Belgrade in 3 days, here are the hiking trails in Belgrade, the capital of Serbia:
1โฃ๏ธ The Serbian Parliament Building
It is a neo-baroque building that began in 1907 and was completed in 1936, and everyone jokes that the building is brightly lit at night and looks like a bathing center in the country.
The sculpture of the black horse at the entrance to the Parliament Building is from the famous sculptor of Serbia: Toma Rosadic, where people and horses are entangled, and where Tito's funeral was held.
During the 2020 pandemic, the Reichstag lit up red to symbolize the Chinese national flag in a special way to thank the arrival of China's anti-epidemic medical expert team.
2โฃ๏ธ Nikola Tesla Museum
He is Elon Musk's idol, is the name of Musk's car brand, he has been Edison all his life, declined the Nobel Prize 11 times, has 700 inventions, he is called a god, but died of poverty, he is Nikola Tesla.
Edison and Tesla, from love to killing, finally Tesla laid the foundation of modern electricity, called: the true father of the electric age.
3โฃ๏ธ The former Yugoslav Army Headquarters Building + General Staff Building
In March 1999, US-led NATO forces brazenly bypassed the UN Security Council and bombed the then Federal Republic of Yugoslavia for 78 days, killing more than 2,000 innocent civilians, injuring more than 6,000, displacing nearly 1 million and losing more than 2 million people.
4โฃ๏ธ Old Royal Palace and New Royal Palace:
In the territory of the Republic of Serbia today, there is still one: Crown Prince Alexander II of Yugoslavia, who lived in the palace of Belgrade, full of children and grandchildren, and lived comfortably. The Crown Prince's life has had ups and downs, and the story that surrounds him is moving.
5โฃ๏ธ Moscow Hotel
The Moscow Hotel is one of the oldest and most popular symbols of the capital, visited by great figures such as Einstein, Hitchcock, Nixon, Arafat, Gaddafi, Indira Gandhi and more, making it the most beautiful landmark in Belgrade.
This is no ordinary hotel, it has been under state protection as a cultural monument of the capital since 1968.
After opening in 1908, the inventor of the theory of relativity, Albert Einstein, and his Serbian-born scientist wife Mileva Mariฤ walked through the doors of the Moscow Hotel. It was because they stayed at this hotel that the Presidential Suite was named after Einstein.
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