Belgrade: Live - Slavija

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Few places in Central Serbia have a history as closely tied to the strategic confluence of the Danube and Sava as Belgrade. Serbia’s capital has repeatedly been shaped by its position between Central Europe and the Balkans, reflected in its broad boulevards and dense transport network. Slavija Square is one of the city’s principal traffic circles, where major avenues, tram tracks and bus routes meet around a circular fountain. It forms an important link between the central districts and Vračar, home to the monumental Church of Saint Sava. This busy junction captures Belgrade’s urban scale: a city of layered history, public transport and constant movement.

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