Today Belgrade is home to many different nationalities from around the world, with the Chinese being the biggest ethnic group with around 20,000 living in Belgrade alone, and they even have an official Chinese's quarter.

Belgrade is home to several thousand Indonesians as well as a huge influx of middle easterners from countries like Syria, Iran , Iraq and Jordan.

Many thousands of foreign students arrived over the the last 20-30 years and never left having started families, so Serbia is becoming a real melting pop.

The Tourist Trade

Belgrade relies heavily on tourists and offers quite a lot to see and do and a nightlife second to none, with many night clubs throughout the city open until dawn.

Some of the top sights for visitors are the many historic areas and buildings and include the National Museum and it's next door neighbor the National Theater. But if it's views you are looking for, check out the The hilltop Avala Monument from where you have amazing views all over the city.

Of course there are hundreds if not thousands of places to eat, drink and have a bit of fun as well as parks to sit and relax and if you like shopping there are plenty to keep any shopaholic busy.

The Royal palace Beli Dvor or White Palace home to the Royal family is open to the public and is worth a visit as it houses many fine works from some of the world famous artists including Rembrandt.

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