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Belgrade is a city that doesn’t pretend to be something it’s not. It’s bold, raw, occasionally beautiful, occasionally baffling – and rarely boring. I spent five days exploring Belgrade, and came away with mixed feelings that still sit with me today.

View over Zemun rooftops and the Danube, near Gardoš Tower

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Belgrade is a city that makes you feel things – not always softly, and not always what you expect. It’s bold, rough-edged, and full of contrasts. You’ll see a gleaming new promenade and, five minutes later, a crumbling brutalist block covered in graffiti. It’s not trying to charm you, but sometimes it does anyway.

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I went to the Barbican expecting calm. Serene walkways. Brutalist geometry softened by quiet contemplation. A place to wander slowly and feel a little removed from London.

What I found was interesting, absorbing, and occasionally unsettling – not in a bad way, just in a way I had not expected.

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Canary Wharf is one of London’s most distinctive – and divisive – neighbourhoods. Some people love its modern skyline and clean lines. Others find it too polished or too quiet. After a recent winter visit, I started to see why the reactions can be so split.

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Think Canary Wharf is just shiny skyscrapers and finance bros? Think again. There are actually loads of interesting, low-key things to do in Canary Wharf – especially if you’re into architecture, waterside strolls, and hidden gardens that look like they’ve been airlifted from Singapore.

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