Living on a Narrowboat
Center of Belgrades touristy pedestrian zone where all seems normal and westernised.
Buses are free in Belgrade and most of them lead here.
History
There is some history about the square. I’ve no doubt read it and forgot it, so I’m not going to bore you with it.
If you want to shop this is the place to start.
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Square Republica – Belgrade
Buses are NOT free in Belgrade, you just hadn’t been caught :))
Correct.
Buses never were free, although they are cheep, maybe, particularly for foreign visitors…
Like this one – “you just hadn’t been caught” ha, ha…