Belgrade’s transport infrastructure is not one of the city’s finest features. The trolleybuses, buses and trams can get very crowded, sweaty and hot at peak times – and the regular traffic jams in the city only help to lengthen the torment. There are lots of new, modern air-conditioned buses and trolleybuses, many kindly donated by other countries, but a fair amount have been around for many, many, many years. This tram (tramvaj in Serbian) was lovely and quiet and we all managed to get a seat – which on much of Belgrade’s public transport can be a difficult task indeed!
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on Mar 23rd, 2009 at 6:10 am
Gee, nobody there or almost. I always take the bus to town since it’s so hard to find a parking place. The ones that run from here look like this one…
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