Belgrade Info Guide android aplication
Like the world's metropolises , Belgrade now also has a comprehensive, multi-lingual guide in the form of free online applications-Belgrade Info Guide, available for free on Google Play Store. Created as a result of many years of experience and knowledge obtained by working in the city receptive tourism and cooperation with the Tourist Organization of Belgrade,the Aplication is a digital version of our homonymous printed guide that integrates information, tips and guidelines for guests of our city.
Introducing Belgrade in a new and fun way, and without wi-fi connection, is the main feature of this application.
Passing through the categories of this android guide, the user is enabled to obtain information about cultural institutions, city's landmarks and the best hotels, restaurants, entertainment, shopping ..
With the App you will be up to date with all the upcoming cultural, economic , sporting events and the latest news related to Belgrade .
Segment of applications which was given special attention to is a multilingual audio guide coverring 42 of Belgrade’s landmarks. "Native" narrators are guideing you through the city on texts by Predrag Djordjevic, one of the oldest Belgrade tourist guides. Listening to these stories save interesting positions that you have visited, independently create a route, or use auto mode function and allow the app to notifie you that you are close to some attraction, interrupt the music you are listening to, and in your chosen language tells you a secret about Belgrade.
In map with more than 1400 charted objects, you can preserve your position , thoroughly plan your route, give feedback, evaluate or share on social networks your favorite spots in Belgrade .
We hope that you will enjoy using Belgrade Info Guide and in it you will recognize hospitable host who will help you navigate through the city and make your stay more pleasant.
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King Petar I street
This is one of the oldest streets in Belgrade, and it was named after the first Serbian king, king Petar I Karađorđević who had come to throne after the assassination of Aleksandar Obrenović. The assumption is that the roman forum, basilica and roman bath were once in this street. Today, in it you can find the Patriarchate of the Serbian Orthodox church, the Saborna church and the oldest Serbian inn called "The question mark" ("?").
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