The Pedestrian Heart of Belgrade: Morning Quiet and Evening Life

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A part of Belgrade's old town was closed for cars

Here, you can only experience this charming place on foot.

Wander around different restaurants and cafes-bars and enjoy the view over a nice meal or coffee. The place comes to live in the afternoon, while in the mornings, it's all sleepy.

I got there for the first time around 9 am, and most places were still closed, and those who were open didn't have a breakfast menu on display. So, I had to explore the place a bit before finding somewhere to have coffee.

Have you already been to such a place in a historic center where cars are not allowed?

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