Camilla, 68, met local women in traditional dress at a bee museum in Serbia on day four of the trip to the Balkans. Camilla and Prince Charles, 67, later attended a reception celebrating British nurses.
Kao pamuk su! Neverovatno mekane, kad probate ove kiflice zaboravićete na sve druge recepte! Mi smo oduševljeni, preporučujem da ih obavezno isprobate! Najb...
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The Serbian Spruce is a beautiful evergreen conifer with a very narrow conical growth habit with the potential to be 50-60'. Like many spru...
Let’s see why the Serbian First League is interesting. The rules are very simple. Top two teams win promotion to Super Liga.
Visting Belgrade? Wondering where to start? We found some very cool things to do in Belgrade, cafes and Serbian food to try.
Dobos-cake recipe - A very delicious Serbian-Hungarian traditional cake served on the important family celebrations like weddings, Christmas, New Year, etc.
It is true that tastes differ… Still, a large number of people agree on one thing – the treasury of the smells and tastes of traditional Serbian cuisine is very […]
Noodles with the ground meat and white sauce is the main meal, had become favorite and served once a week in many average Serbian families. Very tasty, indeed.
Picea omorika ‘Aurea’ (Serbian Spruce) is a very stylish evergreen conifer of narrowly conical habit with short drooping branches that curve upward at their tips. It is clothed in a lush foliage of gold, green and blue needles, which creates a unique tri-color effect. A moderate grower, 6-12 in. per year (15-30 cm), this elegant Serbian Spruce is magnificent, either as a specimen or in a grouping.
Their Royal Highnesses Prince Vladimir and Princess Brigitta Karadjordjevic made an official visit to the very special Serbian Monastery of Lelic. This wonderful Jewel of Serbian Orthodoxy is found eleven km from Valjevo and is the resting place of the legendary Serbian Bishop, Saint Nikolai Velimirovic, who was probably the most influential Bishop for the Serbian Orthodox Church. His writings have educated massive of students, both theological and secular.
During a very busy trip to Serbia Their Royal Highnesses Prince Vladimir and Princess Brigitta Karajdordjevic were invited to relax in the company of His Grace Bishop Irinej Dobrijevic and members of a Serbian Folklore Group which was visiting Belgrade from Canada.
