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The 1st premiere in this theatre was Goethe's 'Faust',directed by famous Mira Trailovic. This took place on 12 November 1956 in the small hall with 212 seats in the Borba building. It was soon followed by Beckett's 'Waiting for Godot' and many other avant-garde plays.
Since then Atelje 212 had over 300 premiers and its actors performed successfully in our country and across Europe, Asia and America.
The sculpture on the left represents Zoran Radmilovic as Alfred Jurry's Ubu Roi. The 2.5m high sculpture was made in 1991 by Zvonko Novakovic.
Dress Code: smart clothes
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: Svetogorska 21
Phone: 011/32 47 342
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Sargon is a club built inside a cave by the Kalemegdan fortress. It's always packed and the cues to get in are massive, but it's worth the wait. It's got great music, good drinks, an electric atmosphere, and the most stylish crown around!
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: Pariska 1
Phone: 063/667722
It is not a nightlife spot, indeed. It is a coffee shop, the one which is located in Nusiceva street and coffee shop and restaurant the one in Masarikova street.
If it happens to you to be in Nusiceva street, which is very possible (it is in the very center of Belgrade), have a coffee here. If you manage to find free space because it is always full.
Try the hot chocolate (the best in the city) and the cheesecake.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: Nusiceva-Masarikova
I met some cool people off the couch surfing website for a drink, and their friends and other couch surfers
they met me at a bar called Bar Udruzenjee at No. 7 Despota Stefana Street (formerly 29November st) right in the centre.
Its hard to find and the doorway entrance looks like you are entering an apartment block, but head downstairs and you will find the bar.
Its quite small but has a nice atmosphere
Beer is 175 Dinar (£1.70)
This was on a sunday and it was quite quiet but am sure the city buzzes on a weekend
another bar we tried but was closed was Idiot, meant to be good.
For info, a 500ml beer in a supermarket is 43dinar (43p) but they also charge for the bottle and you get the money back when you return the bottles
Written Jul 7, 2009
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SKC or Student Cultural Center is wicked place for a nite out. Has been around for over 25yrs. Great underground music and athmosphere. Worth your visit.
Dress Code: You can show there in your jeans and t-shirt or smart casual.
But be aware the girls will be dress to kill.
After all Belgrade has on of the most beautifull girls I have ever seen!!
Updated Feb 21, 2009
Address: On the corner of general Zdanova & Kralja Petra
Nigel Kennedy one of the best world musicians, violinists are one of the Belgrade favorite guests. He was 3 times in Belgrade and every time was fascinating. The concerts were amazing as well as after party gigs. Every time, Nigel was in hot spot of all media companies in Belgrade. Last concerts (June 2006) Nigel performed with Symphony Orchestra of Radio Television of Serbia in city of Belgrade and city of Nish. After the concerts Nigel always make gigs in some of the city clubs until the morning as well as in his hotel apartment. The photos was made during the press conference before the concert.
Dress Code: No dress code.
Written Feb 12, 2008
Address: Sava Center, Milentija Popovica 9, Belgrade
Phone: +381112206000
Website: www.savacentar.com
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In Serbia we were start celebration from Christmas (December 25th) until the January 13th (Serbian New Year - actually New Years by the old / Julian calendar). Includes: Christmas December 25th, New Years Eve, New Years Eve reprise, Christmas - old calendar on January 7th and New Years Eve - January 13th. These pictures are made in Diners Club International Principal Club Belgrade at January 1st 2008.
Dress Code: Casual / Elegant
Written Jan 25, 2008
Address: Usce b.b.
Phone: +381112140467
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After it was first opened in 1961, at the beginning of 1980s, the famous AKADEMIJA, Visual Arts Faculty Students’ club, the centre aimed at concentration and creative work of alternative, artistic, music and intellectual scene, acquired a significant cultural status and an important role in creation, promotion and affirmation of urban sensitivity and cosmopolitan spirit in Belgrade. The open, dynamic and uncompromisingly experimental programme concept resulted in authentic events which launched AKADEMIJA out of local setting and help it create a strong impact upon articulation of the alternative movement in a wider Yugoslav context. The Club shortly acquired significant international reputation through presentations of numerous artistic projects and frequent guest performances of foreign bands.
Dress Code: All dress code
Written Dec 2, 2007
Website: http://www.akademija.net
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Club: Address:
Akademija - Rajićeva 10
Ana 4 pištolja - Svetozara Radića 15
Andergraund - Pariska 1a
Apartman - Karađorđeva 43
Atom - Dušanova 13
Barutana - Kalemegdan
Bassment (ex Zvezda) - Rajićeva 15
Baltazar - Karađorđeva 9
Bitef Art Cafe -Skver Mire Trailović 1
Bona Fides - Bul. Kralja Aleksandra 67
Cabaret Rose - Vase Pelagića 54
Cvijeta bar lounge club - Mali Kalemegdan 1
Crazy (Van Helsing) - Svetogorska 14
Teatro Bar (ex Drama, XL) - Sarajevska 26
Ex Džungla - Skadarska 40C
F6 - Francuska 6
Fili -Resavska 32
Flash (ex Bus) -Abardareva 1b
Gaučosi -Dunavska 17a
Grotto - Nušićeva 8
Gutemberg - Resavska 28
Incognito - Nemanjina 4
Klub Doma -Omladine Makedonska 22
KPGT - Radnička 3
KST - Bul.Kralja Aleksandra 73
Kuća -Braće Krsmanović 5
Magacin 3 - Karađorđeva 2-4
Mondo -Takovska 34
Mr. Stefan Braun - Nemanjina 4/IX
OH Cinema! - Gračanička 18
Ona a ne neka druga Grobljanska 9, - Zemun
Plastic - Đušina 7
Planet Bigz - Bul.Vojvode Mišića 17
Sargon -Pariska 1
Taš Klub - Ilije Garašanina 26
Virus - Kneza Miloša 9
Updated Dec 2, 2007
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Techno exploded here in the 1990s. The scene is in constant flux, and there are many one-off events at special venues, so it’s a good idea to ask around. Follow the crowd and you shouldn’t go wrong. There are several excellent year-round clubs underneath the Kalemegdan Citadel, like Andergraund (Pariska 1A, 328 2526). The party ratchets up in the summer, when no one in town seems to sleep. More than a dozen boat clubs docked in New Belgrade are packed all night; you can pick your music and crowd. Exile (Savski kej, no phone) and Blaywatch (Kej Oslobodjenja Bb, 319 1228) are old standards.
Nighlife in Belgrade is something that every tourist is fond of. You can find a wide spectar of clubs and bars that work every night. Serbians are friendly and not a hard - working nation, so you don't have to wait for weekends to go out!
The girls in Belgrade are absolutely the most beautiful you can find in this part of Europe. The bartenders are always in a good mood and love to get people drunk. Cover charges are never too much either.
Splavovi (restaurants and clubs that are on boats and water) are a great place to spend warm summer nights in Belgrade. The atmosphere is great and the music has many ranges. Mostly in clubs you will hear Serbian Turbofolk, Trance, House, and Hip Hop.
Recently, according to several local, regional and international news magazines, papers and news agencies, notably The New York Times and CNN , Belgrade has become quite the regional night life hub, boasting cheap drinks and accommodation in comparison to the rest of Europe and the regional capitals like Zagreb, Budapest, and even Athens. Weekend fun-seeking visitors from Europe and most notably from Croatia and Slovenia revere Belgrade as "the-place-to-be", citing friendly atmosphere, great clubs and bars, cheap drinks, language they can understand and lack of restrictive night life regulation.
Written Dec 1, 2007
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