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La Scala Ballet in Belgrade
The Belgrade Dance Festival will be held this year from 4th-19th April and will be opened by Milan's la Scala Ballet with a performance of Mediterranea under the choreography of Mauro Bigonzetti, which the Belgrade public will see immediately after its Italian premiere. Within the April Festival, Belgrade will host Henri Oguike, Edward King, Guy Wiezman, Shen Wei, Mauro Astolfi, Guillermo Boteglio… (...)
Emir Kusturica's Wooden-Town
On top of one of the hills on Mt. Zlatibor nests a small magical ethno-village. When you set foot on a woodencobbled street built from the ties of railroad tracks, you have stepped into a fairytale created by filmmaker Emir Kusturica. (...)
Iceland-Serbia Cultural Bridging
Thanks to the foundation BalkanKult in Belgrade, many artists from Serbia have since 2004 presented their creative works in the most northern outpost of Europe. In reciprocal visits during the same period, Islanders have presented their art to the Serbian public. Cooperation continues… (...)
History of Serbian Decorations
Decorations, in the modern sense, appeared in Serbia for the first time in 1859, when Prince Miloš Obrenović introduced the Medal of Loyalty. He bestowed it on everyone who helped him rise to power for the second time after the liberation of Serbia. (...)
Aeroput's first flight
The Airline Company Aeroput was officially registered on June 7th, 1927, its first airplanes arrived to Belgrade at the beginning of February and the first route was inaugurated on February 15th, 1928. The company's first flight, on the Belgrade- Zagreb route, was also the first domestic flight in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. (...)
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