Are you guys really enjoying the ride? This is Belgrade.
As far as i know "grad" means castle in Russian. It should be same for Serbian. And that's all i know about it... Maybe a native one can inform us!
Railway Museum seems delicious... This is a railway trip in the end!
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Love the colored lighting at night !
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Today, "grad" means city. Belgrade (Beograd) translates to White City. In the past, "grad" was used for a fortified town / fortress / castle, as you said. It does have a fortress with some pretty neat corners tucked away.
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that's the community spirit! i knew someone would explain this properly! we re all now better and right informed. really thx a lot mate!
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Thanks for the game, elpresidenteg
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yw sobrante! hope u enjoy it :)
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reserved for myself!
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