I was on holiday in Belgrade in March 2023. I chose this time because I wanted to see the city out of season, when there are fewer tourists and lower prices. Besides, I heard that spring begins in Belgrade in March and the trees bloom. The weather in March was quite changeable. In the morning it was cool, about 10 degrees, and in the afternoon the temperature rose to 15-20 degrees. In the evening it became colder again and sometimes it rained. But overall the weather was pleasant. I liked that in March in Belgrade you can enjoy the beauty of nature. I saw magnolias, forsythias and other flowers blooming. I also liked that in March there are many sunny days in Belgrade, and you can walk around the city without a jacket. However, I didn’t like the fact that in March the season for outdoor cafes and restaurants does not yet begin in Belgrade. I would like to sit on the terrace and enjoy the view of the river or the old town. I think this weather is suitable for those who love active recreation and excursions. In Belgrade you can visit many interesting places, such as Kalemegdan Fortress, Temple of St. Sava, Skadarlija, Zemun and others. Also in March, the capital of Serbia hosts various cultural and sporting events, such as a documentary film festival and an exhibition of contemporary art. I have not been to Belgrade at other times, but I heard that in the summer it is very hot and stuffy, and in the winter it is snowy and frosty. Therefore, I think March is one of the best months to travel to Belgrade. In general, I was satisfied with my holiday in Belgrade in March. I saw a lot of new and interesting things, met local people, tasted delicious Serbian cuisine and enjoyed the spring weather. If I went to Belgrade again, I would again choose March, because this is the time when the city wakes up from hibernation and reveals all its beauty and charm.
I went on holiday to Belgrade in February. I want to go again in February. Firstly, the city itself is very beautiful, with many attractions and rich history. Secondly, the weather in February is quite comfortable. Yes, only 7-8 degrees, on average. But for me it's normal. I don't like heat. Besides, 7 degrees is quite comfortable, the main thing is to dress properly. Then you can walk around the city for days on end.
Belgrade made a mixed impression on me. On the one hand, it is clear that the city is developing, trying to be modern, but on the other hand, it is still firmly rooted in the socialist past. I was in the Serbian capital at the beginning of April and I was definitely unlucky with the weather, because... it was damp, rainy and windy. The temperature was above zero, but it felt like only a few degrees. I wanted to see a lot of different sights, visit beautiful places in the vicinity of the city, but in the end I didn’t even see half of what I had planned. In general, I can say that it did not evoke any amazing emotions and I have no desire to return there.
