The exhibition “100 artworks from the collections of the Museum of Contemporary Art: Yugoslavian art from 1900 to 1945” is great opportunity for all art lovers to see the most important artworks by Yugoslavian and Serbian artist of this period. The exhibition is being held at the Museum of Yugoslavian History in Belgrade and it […]
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Bronze portraits of King Alexander I Karađorđević (known as the Unifier of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes) and Queen Maria were created in 1922, but until now it was not known that those sculptures even exist. Portraits were hidden for decades in the basement of the family home of certain man from Niš, whose great-grandfather was […]
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International Tourism Fair in Belgrade takes place at the same time as The International wine fair “BeoWine”, from February 27th till March 2nd. Naturally we decided to visit wine fair first. It began cheerfully, just as we entered we`ve already been offered with a glass of white wine along with conversation with pleasant presenters from […]
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Saturday’s walk with friends took us to the factory of hats in Zrenjanin. This family manufacture from 1919 has grown into the largest factory “Begej” in the former Yugoslavia. In seventies, factory produced sleeves, hats, berets and it had 500 employees. These hats were made of high quality wool or rabbit hair and used to […]
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