[2024 Belgrade Attraction] Travel Guide for House of Flowers (Updated Nov)

Autumn travel guide for Albania and other countries, a must-see for old friends.

10-day tour of Albania and other countries, relive the historical charm of the Balkans, spend a leisurely time with old friends, easy itinerary, silver-haired people preferred! -------------------- Albania, with its rich history and picturesque scenery, ancient castles witness the changes of time. Shaking your head in agreement, nodding in denial, unique customs. Multi-country tour, don't miss the charm of this land of eagles! 🏰🌄🌟 -------------------- 🌟 Route suggestion: In-depth tour of multiple Balkan countries 🌟 Day 1: Depart from Guangzhou, fly directly to Istanbul, and start your journey! Day 2-3: After arriving in Istanbul, transfer to Belgrade to explore the unique charm of the Wooden Village and Zlatibor. Day 4-5: Head to Durmitor National Park to experience the natural wonders of Montenegro, then head to Podgorica and Tirana to experience the charm of both countries. Day 6-7: Visit the beautiful scenery of St. Stephen's Island and Budva, then head to Kotor and Trebinje to explore the local history and culture. Day 8: Cross Bosnia and Herzegovina, depart from Trebinje, pass through Mostar, and finally arrive in Sarajevo to experience the unique charm of this city. Day 9-10: Leave Sarajevo, return to Istanbul, end this unforgettable Balkan trip, and fly back to Guangzhou from Istanbul. -------------------- Must-see attractions: 🌟 St. Sava Church: Built in 1935, an Orthodox cathedral, don't miss the spectacular dome and feel its deep historical and religious atmosphere! 🏡 Wooden Village: A hidden paradise in the Zlatibor Mountains, wooden huts, wonderful sculptures, and flowers all over the village, enjoy the simple and natural rural scenery. 🕊️ Tito's Tomb: The final resting place of Marshal Tito, not only a memorial site but also a museum, suitable for leisurely visits to appreciate the great man's style. -------------------- Notes: 📌 Visa information: A visa is required in advance for a multi-country tour of Albania and other countries, so prepare the relevant materials. 🍽️ Food: Taste local specialties, such as XXX, with excellent taste, not to be missed! 🎁 Specialty prices: Compare prices when buying specialties to avoid spending money unnecessarily. 🌦️ November climate: The climate in Albania in November is moderate, warm and comfortable during the day, and slightly cool at night, so remember to bring a jacket. -------------------- 🌟Don't forget to like and bookmark, take you to easily travel to Albania and other countries, and start your dream journey!

Balkan Tour (18) Belgrade, the Capital of Serbia.

Traveling Together Season 8 - Balkan Tour (18) One of the Oldest Cities in Europe - Belgrade Belgrade, Serbia July 6, 2019, Sunny, 20-32°C, Time Difference: -6 hours. Serbia is a landlocked country in the central Balkans, with one-fifth of the Danube, the second largest river in Europe, flowing through its territory. In the 9th century, the Slavs formed a state in the Balkans and established the Kingdom of Serbia. In 1945, the Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia was established. In 1991, Yugoslavia disintegrated. Serbia's economy has grown rapidly in recent years, earning it the nickname "Tiger of the Balkans." Today, we are visiting Belgrade. Belgrade is the capital of Serbia, located at the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers, and is one of the oldest cities in Europe. The Church of Saint Sava (Photo 1) is the largest Orthodox church in the Balkans, and its large dome can be seen from all directions in Belgrade. It is second in size only to the Hagia Sophia in Istanbul. The church is still under construction, and we visited a newly renovated part of it, with exquisite frescoes and a magnificent interior (Photo 2). The Tomb of Marshal Tito (Photo 3). There is a museum here that houses many gifts given to Tito and the people of Yugoslavia in the past, including the ivory "Ball in Ball" given by China in 1955 (Photo 4). Since Tito loved flowers during his lifetime, his body was buried in a greenhouse after his death. After the disintegration of Yugoslavia, the site was closed for a time, but later reopened for public viewing, reflecting the respect and protection of the Serbian people for Tito. In the afternoon, we visited the site of the Chinese Embassy in Yugoslavia. A major event that shocked the world took place here 20 years ago, and every Chinese citizen who comes to Belgrade will stop here to pay their respects. The reason is self-explanatory, and that history should not be forgotten. The site is now being developed into a Chinese Cultural Center (Photo 5). Kalemegdan Fortress is located in the center of Belgrade, overlooking the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers (Photo 6). Kalemegdan means "battlefield fortress" and has been the site of many wars throughout history. The history of Kalemegdan Fortress is also the history of Belgrade. The fortress consists of four parts: the Lower Town, the Upper Town, the Small Park, and the Large Park, including the Victor Monument (Photo 7), the Military Museum, and the pedestrian promenade. It is a beautiful place to stroll (Photo 8). In the evening, we strolled along Knez Mihailova Street, a famous and fashionable shopping street in the city, which is adjacent to Kalemegdan Fortress (Photo 9). We have had Chinese food for all three meals since we arrived in Belgrade, which is a nice change from the traditional flavors. After dinner, we returned to the hotel. Tomorrow we will go to Bosnia and Herzegovina, and we plan to take a long drive, so we will go to bed early.

Museum of Yugoslav History

The 'Tito's Mausoleum' is actually the Museum of Yugoslav History, which has now become a tourist attraction. Every country has its own great figures. Serbia is one of the independent countries after the disintegration of Yugoslavia, and General Tito is the founding father of Yugoslavia. In the 'Tito's Mausoleum' in Serbia, you can see the history of Yugoslavia and the legendary life of its founding father, General Tito. It is worth paying homage to! The environment of the scenic area is very good, with lush green trees, like a garden. Especially the entrance of the 'Tito's Mausoleum' is particularly special, leaving a deep impression on people.

All said that they have done their own merits, but in fact, no matter how many pages history has changed, different interest groups, different educational backgrounds or even different IQs, the evaluations will never be consistent, and it is difficult to have absolute Right and wrong. So, in addition to paying respect, how to evaluate this former Yugoslav leader, we will not say much. However, the Tito documentary, which is played in the auditorium on the first floor, is recommended to take a look. (If you encounter a situation that is not shown, consult a staff member). The museum also displays a lot of items and gifts that he used before. There is also an exhibition center at the door , which is also worth a look.