Serbia
Photo caption:
Photo taken in June 2025 in Belgrade, Serbia.
Serbia:
Serbia stands at a crossroads — part of Europe, part of the Balkans, and still marked by its time within the Soviet sphere. The contrast everywhere: modern cafés next to heavy communist blocks, busy nightlife alongside quiet Orthodox churches. It’s a country that doesn’t fully belong to one world or another. The memory of war is still close, and the politics are complicated, but daily life shows a mix of influences: Balkan warmth, European ambitions, and Soviet legacies that are still visible in the urban landscape.
Photo taken in June 2025 in Belgrade, Serbia.
Serbia:
Serbia stands at a crossroads — part of Europe, part of the Balkans, and still marked by its time within the Soviet sphere. The contrast everywhere: modern cafés next to heavy communist blocks, busy nightlife alongside quiet Orthodox churches. It’s a country that doesn’t fully belong to one world or another. The memory of war is still close, and the politics are complicated, but daily life shows a mix of influences: Balkan warmth, European ambitions, and Soviet legacies that are still visible in the urban landscape.
