Car Fashion Show, Furniture Exibition, Belgrade Book Shows Review

Various fairs are held there. The fair of cars, tourism, technics, construction, furniture, dog shows and other events.

A chaotic place, like all that is in the power of the state, theft, vicious and unorganized management, incompetent people, the only qualification of SNS books

The stands are charged, as in some maze. It's hard to say that you can not focus on offers at all. At least I could not.

Depending on the event, the ticket price may also be determined. I say, because prices are unobstructed and distracted by all reality

The city is very bad ... for tourists nothing is provided, but it has to be all about the one who does not know the language better not even come to this wolf from the city ....

Belgrade Fair is the largest fair in the area, it is well-known, in a good place, big parking lots, within the fair a lot of boutiques clothes and footwear. It used to be more frequent, eventually it changed. In the middle of the belt there is a renovated roof on the halls. It holds all the leading fairs, as well as fairs for the new year with gardens (popular carolia).

One of the most important and visited places in Belgrade. There are fairs of cars, buildings, tours, wines, furniture, appliances, dog shows and whatever comes to mind.

Belgrade Book Fair. People have a huge interest in the book. A really beautiful picture of the fair.

Savremeni i moderno uredjeni izlozbeni prostor i prodajni prostor

It is slowly decaying, your fair is getting more expensive every year ...

Nice fairground, large and well lit halls. Unlike many fairgrounds it is easy to navigate to and within the fair. Really friendly folks always willing to lend a helping hand. The fairgrounds are really popular with the locals so allot of fair traffic. Definitely recommend.

We had a great time at the children's fair. All praise to the organizers.

I like to come to the book fair. Food stands were removed from the fair, and the bottle of water in the restaurant costs 100 dinars. So if you stay longer, keep that in mind. Hygiene in the toilet is good.

Admission free, a great place for families with children. Many attractions for children including service ringispil.

A real pleasure to visit the Belgrade Fair. All recommendations.

History of Belgrade Fair

The forerunner of the Belgrade Fair was the Trade Fair Company, formed in 1923 (1933). At that time, both Ljubljana and Zagreb had their own Fair, while Belgrade, as the capital of the Kingdom, did not have one. There was a problem of an adequate location, but by connecting Zemun to Belgrade and constructing the King Alexander Bridge, preconditions were created to resolve the problem as well. In 1937, on the left bank of the Sava River, today known as the Old Fairgrounds, a fair complex was constructed with 26 pavilions of various uses and ownership, and 17,000 square meters of roof space and 20,000 more were open to exhibitors. The first Belgrade Fair opened on September 11, 1937. [2] It was officially inaugurated by Milan Stojanovic, then president of the Fair Organization. [3]

The fair began its activities by organizing the first Autumn Fair, followed by the Poultry Exhibition in December 1937, the Spring Fair in March 1938 and the first Belgrade Motor Show, the oldest Belgrade Fair to be held today, held from 5 to 15 March of the same year. [4] The first fair was attended by 883 exhibitors, including as many as 390 from abroad, and the fair was visited by over 300,000 people (more than Belgrade had at the time). [2] The second Autumn Fair in 1938 had 910 exhibitors, and the Philips Company set up a television broadcast station at the Fair. The programs of that station were monitored by the visitors at the receivers in the pavilions. Another 13 trade specialized exhibitions, 4 radio exhibitions, Land Hunting Exhibition, Land Craft Exhibition, Children's Protection Exhibition, Freshwater Fisheries Exhibition, Mountaineering Exhibition, International Aviation Exhibition "Our Wings", 2 air defense attacks were organized at the Fair. .. [5]

Apart from the exhibition, the Fair had other uses. Cultural events are organized at the fair. Among others, the First Yugoslav Concert Festival was held at the Fair in April 1938 and the Second Festival of Yugoslav Folk Dances and Melodies in 1939, and with the war approaching, the Falcon Union organized pre-war training at the Fair. It was planned that by the fall of 1941 an amusement park and hippodrome would be erected for 50,000 spectators. [6]

The Second World War interrupted the activities of the Belgrade Fair, and the fair complex was transformed into a Nazi concentration camp, the "Zemun Jewish Camp," which carried out the great pogrom of Jews, ie. later Reception camp for various hostages. [5]

The best facility of this type in Belgrade but it really breaks down.

The lost old glow, somehow gives the impression of a cold in relation to some past times ..

The Belgrade Fair is a very organized place, a large number of fairs, at the beginning of the year is a precise timetable, favorable annual and vip cards.

Sajam is a ncie palce, but the parking is a bit of chaos (and expensive!)

There are several novelties but all in all a modest offer. Ticket 350 dinars.

fair located in one of the most beautiful locations in the city.

Always a favorite place to visit. The pest does not last longer.

Who has not been to the Belgrade Fair does not know what he missed

The largest trade fair in Serbia. At which various manifestations are constantly held.

Always good organization during various fairs. And the bazaar is always there when I'm looking for something, and I've moved the entire city. During the fair, the bazaar is available and you do not have to pay a ticket for the fair if you are going to the same.

Very unpleasant smells in the toilet. Poorly maintained. Smoke from cigarettes on all sides and in closed halls. Unmarked exits from the Fair and inclusion in traffic. It is necessary to solve navigation within the hall.

Good days are gone. From rime to time something interesting us happening here...

I am always happy to visit the manifestations organized at this fair.

It's my second time at the fair. Everything is great in the organization.

As for the book fair, its really hard to find desired book stand, map on the website is not that helpful. Interactive maps should be added on premises