BelgradevsSofia

Geheimtipps in Belgrade

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  Gardoš Tower

  A late 19th-century tower on a hill above Zemun, with sweeping views over the Danube and the city.

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  Museum of Yugoslavia

  A museum complex including the House of Flowers, where Josip Broz Tito is buried, and exhibits on Yugoslav history.

Geheimtipps in Sofia

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  Ladies' Market (Zhenski Pazar)

  Sofia's biggest open-air market, selling fruit, vegetables, spices, honey and household goods in a lively, unpolished atmosphere.

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  Museum of Socialist Art

  A museum with a sculpture park of communist-era statues, including the red star that once topped the Party House.

Top-Gegenden in Belgrade

• Dorćol

  One of the city's oldest districts, running from the centre down to the Danube, with a mix of historic streets, trendy cafés, design shops and a riverside promenade.

• Savamala

  A former port district on the Sava, known for its art spaces, street art and bars, now mixed with the new Belgrade Waterfront development.

Top-Gegenden in Sofia

• City Centre (Sveta Nedelya to Nevsky)

  The historic core holds most of Sofia's landmarks, from the Largo government buildings and Roman ruins to the Russian Church and the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral.

• Oborishte

  A leafy residential district east of the centre with elegant early 20th-century houses, embassies, cafés and a relaxed, upmarket feel.

Budget in Belgrade

Budget in Sofia