Belgrade's summer secret is the splavovi — floating clubs moored along the Sava and Danube, pumping everything from techno to turbo-folk until sunrise paints the water. Winter moves the party into cavernous basements downtown. It's raw, cheap and genuinely friendly, with a live-music undercurrent that ranges from gypsy brass to disco. The hangover breakfast is burek, always.
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Belgrade parties harder than anywhere at these prices, and the rakija makes sure you know it. Beyond the summer river clubs, the year-round action fills Cetinjska Street — a former brewery compound of courtyard bars and stages — and the arty warehouses of Savamala. Dinner first in cobbled Skadarlija with tambura bands between tables sets the tone. Nothing meaningful starts before midnight; a full night rarely clears twenty euros.
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