Belgrade in the whirlwind of the conflict between Christianity and Islam
Welcome to Click for Serbia’s exploration of the captivating history of Belgrade, a city steeped in centuries of cultural, political, and social evolution. As a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting significant Serbian projects, Click for Serbia is proud to present a series of articles that delve into the depths of Belgrade’s past, offering insights into its remarkable journey through time.
Discover the Charm of Belgrade’s Museum of Chocolate
Nestled in the vibrant streets of Belgrade, the Museum of Chocolate offers a delightful journey through the history and culture of chocolate. Visitors are welcomed with the rich aroma of cocoa, setting the stage for a sensory exploration of this beloved treat.
From Celtic Singidunum to Christian Citadel
In today’s blog, we are sharing a part of the chapter “The Bastion of Christianity: In the composition of Hungary, Byzantium, Serbia”.
A Brief History of Belgrade
Welcome to Click for Serbia’s exploration of the captivating history of Belgrade, a city steeped in centuries of cultural, political, and social evolution. As a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting significant Serbian projects, Click for Serbia is proud to present a series of articles that delve into the depths of Belgrade’s past, offering insights into its remarkable journey through time.
Rigas Feraios: A Revolutionary Visionary and Belgrade’s Forgotten Hero
Rigas Feraios: A Revolutionary Visionary and Belgrade’s Forgotten Hero In the heart of Belgrade’s historic Kalemegdan Fortress, amidst the ancient stones and echoing tales of resistance, lies a connection to one of the most fascinating figures in Balkan history: Rigas Feraios. While his name might not be as widely recognized as other revolutionaries, his impact…
Koh – a favorite delicacy of our past
Koh – a favorite delicacy of our past Koch belongs to Serbian traditional cuisine, is named after a word of German origin, and is believed to originate from our shared history with the Austro-Hungarians. In the past, there was not a large selection of sweets, as is the case today, so children looked forward to…
School for musical talents Ćuprija
Unique Music School in Ćuprija In the heart of Ćuprija, there is a unique institution, the School for Musical Talents, which creates professional musicians from young talented artists with its unique approach to education. With a focus on musical and general educational improvement during ten years of schooling, this school provide its students, to become…
How to enroll in a university in Vienna?
How to enroll in a university in Vienna Vienna, which is often ranked among the most livable cities, offers students an exceptional quality of life These are some guidelines to help in the process of applying to the University of Vienna. The application process for the University of Vienna may vary depending on the level…
Pravoslavni Božić
Ortadox Christmas Orthodox believers, whose church observes the old Julian calendar, celebrate Christmas, the birth of Jesus Christ, on January 7. It is preceded by the Christmas fast, which lasts from November 28 to January 6. The main goals of fasting are glorifying God, cleansing the soul and body of bodily and spiritual passions. The…
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