The Belgrade you haven't seen yet

Three addresses. Three places. Three questions whose answers can only be found on site.

Османский квартал на правом берегу Дуная: рыбный рынок, башня Гардош и улицы, где время остановилось в XIX веке.

Кафаны, в которых пили Андрич и Пастернак, и поэтические строки на брусчатке.

Тихая резиденция королей в часе ходьбы от центра. Почти никто из туристов сюда не доходит.

Thermal baths of the imperial era, the bridge between Buda and Pest, and the parliament building — three points in which the city's lesson on being a capital can be read.

A city that under Rudolf II gathered the leading alchemists and astronomers of Europe. The route follows their traces — from workshops to observatories.

The sulphur springs that gave the city its name; the Narikala fortress that saw Persians, Mongols and Arabs; and Metekhi church right at the edge of the cliff.

An Ottoman bazaar, a Habsburg city hall, and the bridge where the First World War began — one mile, four centuries, three civilizations.