My name is Anna and I come from Poland, but I was previously living in Sweden and the Czech Republic. And now I just spent one month in Belgrade for an art residency.

We are the Mamuchos, Maria and Lieles. We travel full time since 2018, but we have travelled a lot before that. It has always been a passion to know new places and get to know people in different places in the world. We like to show places, their people and their food and show that fear and money should not keep anyone away from travelling. There is too much beauty in the world to stay in just one places.

Saverio and Martina created www.alwaysithaka.com, a travel blog aimed to promote sustainable tourism.

My name is Ezequiel Videla, I am Chilean 🇨🇱 and a passionate traveler who lives these days in the heart of the Balkans, in Serbia. I want to present Serbia to the Hispanic world and invite you to get acquainted with my story and explore with me this wonderful country that surprises Latin Americans so much. HOLA SERBIA!

Our friend, Esra, from Samsun, in Turkey, recommends what to do and see in Belgrade if you only have 48 hours.

We've met with Lauriane and Dominic Jackson, better known as Couple On The Map.

Hello. I am Astrid Vlasman, 57 years old and I come from Leiden, which is located in the Netherlands. I am a visual artist and have been staying in Belgrade for 2 months now and will stay another month to work and live in this city. I came at the beginning of July 2020.

Hello, I am Thomas from Ireland and I was in Belgrade for about 5 or 6 days, in the summer of 2019. I knew that Belgrade was predominantly an orthodox city and Serbia is an orthodox country. I was interested in seeing the orthodox churches and I’ve been wanting to come for some time now. Finally, I got the opportunity to come.

We've talked to Kejti Karlat, from Warsaw, Poland. She told us about herself and then she answered our questions about the impressions Belgrade left on her.