Belgrade on the water

Hello my friends Long time no see. I know this community is for writing about travel and cities. But I have to write why I was absent and why I took pictures of one part of the city, but a beautiful one.Namely, I got seriously ill and barely made it to Belgrade, our capital. You have to have friends everywhere, otherwise you can die waiting haha. I had two surgeries and am now waiting for a biopsy, but I finally came home after 20 days.The day before returning home, I wanted to see a new area, or rather an elite area that adorns our city. Belgrade on the water. The day before returning home, I wanted to see a new area, or rather an elite area that adorns our city. Belgrade on the water. In this small area, where old warehouses and railways once stood, today the most modern part of the capital rises.I arrived around 6pm, so why not take pictures both day and night? Such an elite neighborhood is beautiful if you take pictures at night.I took photos and was delighted, and then sat down in a cafe to wait for nightfall and for these glass towers to light up.

In the distance you can see the Sava River and the Sava Bridge, which is now much more beautiful. On the other side is Branko Bridge, from there you can see Belgrade on the water at its most beautiful, but it is very dangerous, it is a bridge for cars only. The image shows the Belgrade Tower, the tallest building in Serbia and the focal point of the Belgrade Waterfront project. The tower is 168 meters high and has 42 floors. It houses the luxury St. Regis hotel and branded apartments. At the top of the building is a lookout with a 360-degree panoramic view of the city and the Sava River.

I would love to see this view. I walked a little more, each building has its own name and reception/ I say this is only for those with deep pockets. And as I was returning to my son's apartment, cars were coming out of the garage like airplanes It's time to go home. I hope you enjoyed the most beautiful part of the city.