Sava River
Sava River
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PaK
Limassol City, Cyprus213 contributions
May 2023 • Couples
The once under developed Sava river front has been turned in to an excellent location with a promenade, cafes and small play grounds. Most suitable for couples, families with children, it offers a relaxing day out. Its close proximity to the old city centre adds greatly to its value. An absolute must to visit.
Written 22 June 2023
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Mira_Bihac
Newark, DE469 contributions
Sept 2019
Everything is almost in the city center,just few minutes from center by bus. Before running in to Danube river,Sava river runs to Ada Ciganlija the so called Belgrade sea.Beautiful Savamala ,numerous floating clubs with exciting nightlife ,Beton hala,and all restaurants makes you feel so pleasant and romantic.
You can visit banks of Sava river on foot ,by bike, my favorite,or by cruise ship.
Unfortunately experience, must see in Belgrade...
You can visit banks of Sava river on foot ,by bike, my favorite,or by cruise ship.
Unfortunately experience, must see in Belgrade...
Written 2 March 2020
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REDMAN
Egaleo, Greece5,071 contributions
May 2022
Beautiful place to wander with things to do. Nice views, relaxing walk and huge bridges. Viva Serbia!
Written 21 September 2022
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Tiberiu_Baranyi
Timisoara, Romania17,397 contributions
Oct 2019
The Sava is running through Belgrade and is meeting the Danube just at the outer walls of Kalemegdan fortress.
There are several ways to discover the river, one of those is by a short river cruise - that's what I've chosen - , also you can walk on the shores if you like.
Along the Sava big cruise ships from Europe stop for several hours or 1-2 days pending on the cruise schedule , so tourists can discover Belgrade.
Also a countless number of bars and restaurants can be found on the shore - so even for a lunch / dinner or if you are looking for some drinks it can be a place to consider.
Overall an interesting experience to discover the Sava and Belgrade from the river , when you are in Belgrade it is worth 1-2 hours to be spent on the river or on its shores.
There are several ways to discover the river, one of those is by a short river cruise - that's what I've chosen - , also you can walk on the shores if you like.
Along the Sava big cruise ships from Europe stop for several hours or 1-2 days pending on the cruise schedule , so tourists can discover Belgrade.
Also a countless number of bars and restaurants can be found on the shore - so even for a lunch / dinner or if you are looking for some drinks it can be a place to consider.
Overall an interesting experience to discover the Sava and Belgrade from the river , when you are in Belgrade it is worth 1-2 hours to be spent on the river or on its shores.
Written 16 July 2020
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Pekard
Ilioupoli, Greece159 contributions
Apr 2012 • Business
I went for dinner, fish soup (good but too spicy) and a river fish (great). It is a boat transformed to restaurant and its location is just perfect. Unfortunately, the time was past 21.00, but I will definately visit it again in afternoon, where sitting by the Danube will be really breathtaking
Written 5 April 2012
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Ilanis2001
Milan, Italy384 contributions
Aug 2011 • Business
Very nice boat trip on Sava and Danube, with a good dinner aboard looking at these great rivers and big bridges crossing them.
Written 27 March 2012
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xella87
Belgrade, Serbia33 contributions
The Sava is a river in Southeast Europe, a right side tributary of the Danube river at Belgrade. Sava is the 16th longest river in Europe. There are many bars on the Sava River, where the fun is guaranteed.
Written 29 January 2012
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njan45
Kochi (Cochin), India597 contributions
May 2018 • Couples
Belgrade is the confluence of two great rivers. The central European river Sava drains into river Danube at Belgrade. Watching this river coming and joining Danube from above the fort is just so beautiful.
There are a number of restaurants floating or fixed on its shores in Belgrade.
There are a number of restaurants floating or fixed on its shores in Belgrade.
Written 6 June 2018
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on_the_go_98765
Tucson20,581 contributions
Jul 2015 • Couples
The "river" here is a tributary of the Danube; tires strewn on the dirty sandless banks did not enhance its visual appeal. Branches and trash also lined the shores. There is no way anyone would go in that water.
However, for quick access from our docked river cruise vessel, it was easy to get to the Kalemegdan Fortress by walking along the well-marked (and maintained) shoreline path. A number of little bars and cafes line the route, and bicycists use this as a traffic-free route. The walk was pleasant and took very little time.
No charge at the fortress.
As "rivers" go, this one needs a little work and a whole lot of elbow grease.
However, for quick access from our docked river cruise vessel, it was easy to get to the Kalemegdan Fortress by walking along the well-marked (and maintained) shoreline path. A number of little bars and cafes line the route, and bicycists use this as a traffic-free route. The walk was pleasant and took very little time.
No charge at the fortress.
As "rivers" go, this one needs a little work and a whole lot of elbow grease.
Written 8 August 2015
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MetalMind
Zemun, Serbia492 contributions
May 2013
Sava river flows through Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Serbia. In Belgrade it joins Danube. There you can see The Great War Island, Brankov Bridge, Tram Bridge, Gazela Bridge, Railway Bridge and Ada Bridge. Sava is natural border between Belgrade and Zemun, Balcan and Europe. You can take a long walk, ride bike, jogg and enjoy beautiful sights. From Zemun side you can see Kalemegdan fortress, also see Museum of Contemporary Arts, Friendship park...
Written 22 May 2013
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Είμαστε μια ομάδα 8 μαθητών με 4 καθηγητές και θα επισκεφτούμε το Βελιγράδι 25 με 29-9-2018.
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