A wonderful summer evening in the Serbian capital Belgrade.
The photo shows the magnificent view from Kalemegdan Fortress.
Here, just below the plateau, the Sava joins the majestically flowing Danube, guarded by the statue of Pobednik, Belgrade’s landmark.
Local families, couples in love, and of course tourists are drawn here to admire the sunset and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of the spacious Kalemegdan Park.
For me, this place is definitely one of my favourite places in Belgrade.
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