Rezervišite smeštaj u nekom od naših apartmana u strogom centru Beograda:
http://www.city-break.rs/category/apartmani-u-beogradu/
29/01/2015
City Break Apartments on Google Map
Rezervišite smeštaj u nekom od naših apartmana u strogom centru Beograda:
http://www.city-break.rs/category/apartmani-u-beogradu/
Preporuka Apartmana za Februar 2015 - City Break Apartments
APARTMAN
KNEZ MIHAJLOVA
Kao preporuku City BreakApartments-a za mesec februar izdvojili smo za Vas Apartman “Knez Mihajlova“.
Smešten je na savršenoj lokaciji u samom srcu Beograda, u pešačkoj zoni, u Ulici Vuka Karadžića, pored zgrade galerije ULUS. Ovaj veoma komforan, moderno uređen i svetao apartman, nalazi se u neposrednoj blizini svih značajnih beogradskih atrakcija, a pozicioniran je tako da pruža i neophodan mir i tišinu.
Sastoji se od prostrane, moderno uređene i svetle dnevne sobe sa trpezarijskim delom i odvojene spavaće sobe sa bračnim krevetom, kompletno opremljene kuhinje i luksuznog kupatila. U dnevnoj sobi se nalazi udoban trosed na rasklapanje, tako da se u apartman komotno mogu smestiti i do četiri osobe.
Apartman Knez Mihajlova, Vuka Karadzica ulica
Ono što svakako izdvaja ovaj apartman, jedan od najpopularnijih apartmana u raznovrsnoj ponudi City BreakApartments-a je njegova fantastična lokacija, na korak od svega što vredi posetiti i doživeti tokom boravka u Beogradu.
Apartman Knez Mihajlova, Vuka Karadzica ulica
Ono što svakako izdvaja ovaj apartman, jedan od najpopularnijih apartmana u raznovrsnoj ponudi City BreakApartments-a je njegova fantastična lokacija, na korak od svega što vredi posetiti i doživeti tokom boravka u Beogradu.
Sa jedne strane Knez Mihajlova ulica, pešačka I trgovačka zona, jedna od najvažnijih i najpoznatijih gradskih ulica sa mnoštvom reprezentativnih zgrada i velikim brojem značajnih i dragocenih spomenika istorije i kulture. Sa druge, Topličin i Kosančićev venac, najstariji urbani deo Beograda, koji gleda na reku Savu i prostire se od Kalemegdanske tvrđave do Brankovog mosta.
Ulica Vuka Karadžića, jedna od najstarijih beogradskih ulica, smeštena u pešačkoj zoni nadomak Knez Mihajlove, iako ne mnogo velika, može da ponudi apsolutno sve što Vam je potrebno tokom boravka u Beogradu, od supermarketa, pekare do najstarijih beogradskih kafića i restorana.
Jedan od njih je Restoran Vuk, koji ima tridesetogodišnju tradiciju u pružanju odlične usluge, koja podrazumeva kvalitetnu tradicionalnu srpsku kuhinju i odličnu atmosferu.
Ulica Vuka Karadžića, jedna od najstarijih beogradskih ulica, smeštena u pešačkoj zoni nadomak Knez Mihajlove, iako ne mnogo velika, može da ponudi apsolutno sve što Vam je potrebno tokom boravka u Beogradu, od supermarketa, pekare do najstarijih beogradskih kafića i restorana.
Jedan od njih je Restoran Vuk, koji ima tridesetogodišnju tradiciju u pružanju odlične usluge, koja podrazumeva kvalitetnu tradicionalnu srpsku kuhinju i odličnu atmosferu.
Iako smešten u srcu grada, izolovan je od gradske vreve, pa tokom letnjih meseci možete uživati u prelepoj i prijatnoj bašti.
Kafić Freska, otvoren 1987. godine, svojom ponudom i dekorom podseća na italijanske kafeterije i tratorije. Uz diskretnu italijansku muziku i u opuštenoj atmosferi možete uživati u pravom italijanskom espresu ili kapućinu, kao i italijanskim specijalitetima. Leti je gostima pravo zadovoljstvo da u šarmantnoj bašti osete duh beogradskih ulica.
Kafić Freska, otvoren 1987. godine, svojom ponudom i dekorom podseća na italijanske kafeterije i tratorije. Uz diskretnu italijansku muziku i u opuštenoj atmosferi možete uživati u pravom italijanskom espresu ili kapućinu, kao i italijanskim specijalitetima. Leti je gostima pravo zadovoljstvo da u šarmantnoj bašti osete duh beogradskih ulica.
Ukoliko poželite da osetite čari Meksika u centru Beograda, tu je restoran Zapata Ciudad, u Ulici Vuka Karadžića, koji nudi jela autentične meksičke kuhinje, spremljena po originalnim receptima, gde uz tekilu, margaritu, takose i ostale meksičke specijalitete možete doživeti i uživati u atmosferi koja dočarava pravi duh ove intrigantne zemlje.
Za sladokusce i ljubitelje sladoleda, tu je Moritz Eis, vrhunski sladoled za sva godišnja doba, koji nudi sladoled od 100% prirodnih sastojaka i domaćeg voća, a i povrća. sa ogromnom raznovrsnošću ukusa, od klasičnih do nepredvidivih kombinacija. Sa ukusima baklave, krempite, kokica, šljive, limuna i zove, cvekle i hibiskusa, pomorandže i đumbira, zelenog čaja, bele čokolade pa čak i bundeve, sladoledna revolucija je došla u Srbiju.
Ovo je samo delić onoga što možete posetiti u neposrednoj blizini Apartmana Knez Mihajlova.
Turistička ponuda Beograda je veoma bogata i raznovrsna, a u neposrednoj blizini svake od atrakcija srpske prestonice, možete rezervisati smeštaj u nekom od apartmana iz široke ponude City Break Apartments-a!
Pozivamo vas da pogledate kompletnu ponudu City Break Apartments-a na sledecem linku:
Za sladokusce i ljubitelje sladoleda, tu je Moritz Eis, vrhunski sladoled za sva godišnja doba, koji nudi sladoled od 100% prirodnih sastojaka i domaćeg voća, a i povrća. sa ogromnom raznovrsnošću ukusa, od klasičnih do nepredvidivih kombinacija. Sa ukusima baklave, krempite, kokica, šljive, limuna i zove, cvekle i hibiskusa, pomorandže i đumbira, zelenog čaja, bele čokolade pa čak i bundeve, sladoledna revolucija je došla u Srbiju.
Ovo je samo delić onoga što možete posetiti u neposrednoj blizini Apartmana Knez Mihajlova.
Turistička ponuda Beograda je veoma bogata i raznovrsna, a u neposrednoj blizini svake od atrakcija srpske prestonice, možete rezervisati smeštaj u nekom od apartmana iz široke ponude City Break Apartments-a!
Pozivamo vas da pogledate kompletnu ponudu City Break Apartments-a na sledecem linku:
http://www.city-break.rs/category/apartmani-u-beogradu/
Posetite Beograd i otkrijte zašto se smatra najuzbudljivijom destinacijom jugoistočne Evrope!
Posetite Beograd i otkrijte zašto se smatra najuzbudljivijom destinacijom jugoistočne Evrope!
07/01/2015
Christmas in Belgrade
Serbs are traditionally celebrating Christmas on 7th of January, according to an old calendar. When in Belgrade on 7th of January, you should visit one of the Orthodox temples, where the tradition of celebrating this religious holiday has not changed for centuries: the Temple of St. Sava, Church of Saint Marko or the Church of the Ascension, known for one of the best church choirs in Serbia.
The celebration starts with a liturgy in the Saint Sava Temple on Vracar Plateau, at midnight, where thousands of people gather to celebrate this day.
Since the holidays are not over yet, and the Belgrade is still decorated and festive, all the guests of City Break Apartments can enjoy this experience.
Christmas is a three-day holiday primarily focusing on the home and family and this orthodox holiday is filled with the most beautiful religious customs and rituals.
The people are cheerful and happy, spending time in their homes and with the loved ones.
The Christmas is celebrated today as the most important holiday in Serbia and has not changed a lot for centuries and it represent in the best way the old religion of the Serbian people.
The celebration begins with the Christmas Eve referring to the evening or entire day preceding Christmas Day on 6th of January. During sixth day of the year, the man of the house buys or cuts badnjak. Badnjak is the name for a log similar to a Yule log in other European traditions and it’s usual an oak. The ritual of its bringing into the house marks the beginning of the Christmas holidays while an important element of Christmas Eve is the burning of the Badnjak when the night falls.
Christmas Eve dinner is meatless but festive where people mainly eat fish, beans, baked beans, dried fruits and etc. The most important ingredient is a special Christmas bread-cesnica. The preparation of this bread is accompanied by various rules and rituals. A coin and small objects are often put into the dough. At the beginning of Christmas dinner, the cesnica is rotated three times counterclockwise, before being broken among the family members. The person who finds the coin in his piece of the bread will supposedly be exceptionally lucky in the coming year. This day is full with various customs and actually present in the most colorful way Serbian national folklore.
Christmas Eve dinner is meatless but festive where people mainly eat fish, beans, baked beans, dried fruits and etc. The most important ingredient is a special Christmas bread-cesnica. The preparation of this bread is accompanied by various rules and rituals. A coin and small objects are often put into the dough. At the beginning of Christmas dinner, the cesnica is rotated three times counterclockwise, before being broken among the family members. The person who finds the coin in his piece of the bread will supposedly be exceptionally lucky in the coming year. This day is full with various customs and actually present in the most colorful way Serbian national folklore.
City Break Apartments wishes a Merry Christmas to all who celebrate!
The celebration starts with a liturgy in the Saint Sava Temple on Vracar Plateau, at midnight, where thousands of people gather to celebrate this day.
Since the holidays are not over yet, and the Belgrade is still decorated and festive, all the guests of City Break Apartments can enjoy this experience.
Christmas is a three-day holiday primarily focusing on the home and family and this orthodox holiday is filled with the most beautiful religious customs and rituals.
The people are cheerful and happy, spending time in their homes and with the loved ones.
The Christmas is celebrated today as the most important holiday in Serbia and has not changed a lot for centuries and it represent in the best way the old religion of the Serbian people.
The celebration begins with the Christmas Eve referring to the evening or entire day preceding Christmas Day on 6th of January. During sixth day of the year, the man of the house buys or cuts badnjak. Badnjak is the name for a log similar to a Yule log in other European traditions and it’s usual an oak. The ritual of its bringing into the house marks the beginning of the Christmas holidays while an important element of Christmas Eve is the burning of the Badnjak when the night falls.
Christmas Eve dinner is meatless but festive where people mainly eat fish, beans, baked beans, dried fruits and etc. The most important ingredient is a special Christmas bread-cesnica. The preparation of this bread is accompanied by various rules and rituals. A coin and small objects are often put into the dough. At the beginning of Christmas dinner, the cesnica is rotated three times counterclockwise, before being broken among the family members. The person who finds the coin in his piece of the bread will supposedly be exceptionally lucky in the coming year. This day is full with various customs and actually present in the most colorful way Serbian national folklore.
Christmas Eve dinner is meatless but festive where people mainly eat fish, beans, baked beans, dried fruits and etc. The most important ingredient is a special Christmas bread-cesnica. The preparation of this bread is accompanied by various rules and rituals. A coin and small objects are often put into the dough. At the beginning of Christmas dinner, the cesnica is rotated three times counterclockwise, before being broken among the family members. The person who finds the coin in his piece of the bread will supposedly be exceptionally lucky in the coming year. This day is full with various customs and actually present in the most colorful way Serbian national folklore.
City Break Apartments wishes a Merry Christmas to all who celebrate!
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