Serbia's 5-Star James Bond Hotel - Two Nights in Belgrade

[@j.sekulovic1739]

Hey Brother, you do this very well. I lived in Belgrade for more than 10 years, yet you showed me lots of things i was obliviant to. Thank you. Hope you enjoy Serbia.

[@annerne2299]

I love going to Belgrade. Miss it very much

[@Popokatlpetl]

Uhh kakav glas imate, vrhunski!💪💪😁👋🍀🇷🇸

[@dankadesign7462]

Last video that I watched you was in hotel Moskva ...tnxs for promoting Belgrade

[@bobilaforce8252]

МОЈ БЕОГРАДЕ, МОЈА ВЕЧНА ЉУБАВИ.

[@hmp01]

another excellent video with great camera work

[@PeterKurdulija]

Thank you, a great tour of the city

[@emilpopovic6167]

Wednesdays are sometimes called “lill-lördag” in Swedish, meaning small Saturday.

[@petemitchell9996]

Bro after Morgan Freeman you got the coolest voice I've ever heard.

[@paradoxofgodexisting]

And after Bajaga or course xD

[@ondrejmedik5584]

Dont understand how you dont have more followers

[@Richest_Person_in_the_World]

Oh yeah, "kula" does sound Turkish, never thought about it

[@Lkenmaner]

Parking tickets aren’t presented in paper form on your vehicle windshield. They’re sent to the address that corresponds to the vehicle license plate.

[@Lkenmaner]

So if you rented a car, check with the rental agency to see if they received any parking fines from you

[@FastEddieDice]

For some reason, haven’t ever received a ticket in the mail. Then again, my mom hasn’t ever received any postcards I’ve sent, either

[@Analog1973]

That Hotel's fifth star somehow just rolled next to the fourth star suspiciously. The evidences are on the chair in the room.

[@stbosnic]

You could visit Kompas brewery on your next visit.

[@FastEddieDice]

Putting it on the list

[@dusandenic7621]

Hi, FastEddieDice! It is nice video. Watched your "Hotel Moskva" video as well. I was wondering, what do you do for a living?

[@FastEddieDice]

not much. got a job for me?

[@__-bc4bs]

Nikola Tesla, Dusko Popov, Josip Tito… or just some nice Serbian Orthodox Easter eating good food and nice spa and relax. Never mess with Serbia. ☦️🌞❤️🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸✨

[@jobrock1079]

Tito did great harm to Serbia and he was installed thanks to British and U.S. backing. Churchill was determined to install him even though most Serbs didn't want communism and Tito. His body and memorial should be sent to Slovenia or Croatia, as he was a Slovene-Croat.

[@biljate5430]

Najbolji hotel u Beogradu je square nine a ako hoćeš nešto jeftinije hotel Tesla. Uzivaj!

[@FastEddieDice]

love square nine. have stayed there before. not familiar with hotel tesla. yet

[@awkwardowl8835]

Thank you for your positive tone about us, the Serbs, and our capital . Sorry for the intervention, but Gavrilo Princip was a Serbian hero who had streamed into that assassination the Serbian 1000 years old resistance to the Vatican/Hubsburg/British (remember that Saxe Coburg Gota equals the Windsors) illegal attempts to annex the Serbian lands of Bosnia and Herzegovina, not "Yugoslavian" lands. In other words, "Yugoslavia" was a Western invention, a "Frankenstein" born in 1918. on Serbian undeniable and single handed victory in Balkans during the WW1, to the absolute dismay on the side of the Serbs, out of western disagreement with the outcome of the Othodox Serbian, Greek, Bulgarian and Romanian liberation in Balkan Wars from the weaning Turkish Empire, with which the Catholics had shared centuries of wonderful carnivorous cooperation against all of us, trading among them and the Turks our lands, history and culture in Balkans, Medditerranean and on the Adriatic Coast. Similarly to the French buying off the Greek and Serbian medieval shrines from the Turks in Jerusalem, or to the Habsburg/British creation of "Albania" in 1913. on just liberated Serbian lands, or to the Brits, who had expelled 1 000 000 of Greeks from Smyrna (Izmir, in occupational Turkish language) in 1920. to satisfy the Turks and have them compliant in order to keep the British dominance over the Bosphorus. A very old and filthy game, which seems to have reached its end, thank God!

[@awkwardowl8835]

Also, as an American tax-payer, are you aware that you are actually sponsoring not only the NATO massacres in Ukraine and in Gaza, but also the unofficial NATO occupation of all of the Serbian lands, including Kosovo and Metochia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Macedonia? Do you know that the fifth floor of the Serbian Defence Ministry has been populated by the exclusively American officers since the bombing in 1999. and that in case I, as a Serbian citizen in my own Serbian capital, if I was taking the staircase up or down in that Ministry, would be ordered to take the elevator by the American punks, in order not to cross over the Goddamned fifth floor, which they consider their own??!! Now, enjoy that clown Bono's show about genocidal Serbs (in Kosovo and Srebrenica), the Russians and the Palestinians! We've been enjoying it since the unofficial NATO's expansion in Balkans and along the Adriatic Coast, thank you, and are glad that the issue seems to have hit back home, from where it had started long ago, with Albert Pyke and the rest.

[@beograd07]

You did not mention if your car is a rental car or a private car with foreign plates. If it is rental, dont worry, you will get the fine when you go to return it or rental company will call you on your contact number to tell you the news. The fine may come in a bit later by the time they process the database for your plates. There are 2 good things about the parking fines in Belgrade: if you try to avoid the ripoff hotel parking prices like you did, yes, you will pay much less if you park on the street. If you park your car at any parking spot in any of 3 zones and you dont pay for the parking, you will receive a "digital" fine or what they call it a day parking ticket and it is 1870 dinars (around US $17). But (second good thing) if you pay the fine (day ticket) within 8 days you will pay only the half the amount (US $8.50). One thing to be aware is if you get "the whole day parking ticket" in certain zone, you cannot move the car into different zone and park it there, as you will get another all day ticket for that respected zone. So yes, it is way cheaper except there is the risk the car is on the street overnight and depends of the location and the brand of the car there are some risks associated. But they will not take your car away as long as it is on the legal parking spot. Only cars parked outside of the parking area even if it is on the verge or completely on the footpath they risking of being towed away and then the fines are real and go up to a few hundreds of dollars. And for the privately owned cars with foreign plates, you may never get the fine (online) but you will be stopped at the border crossing when you try to leave the country with the same car. Nice video , showing some real life situations in winter time in Belgrade not seen too often as most tourist visit Belgrade in summer when everything looks so much better and quite different like most european countries do in summer. This hotel looks crap especially for the price. Not even the location can improve that. The only thing going for it is the history, but you can read about its history and see the photos and videos (like yours) of insides after you pass this hotel and find a much better room in hotel with much better view and better location for less money. Since it doesn't have a pool even some AirBnBs are better for less.

[@FastEddieDice]

Good info! Private car, foreign plates. I may be extremely lucky far beyond all reasonable expectation, but I’ve had this car in and out of Serbia since 2015, at least 40 times, and so far no issue with unpaid parking tickets. Not just Serbia, but everywhere in Europe. Not sure what the loophole is, but I’m in it

[@lazbaja6595]

Is that NY plates .. Also , what is your story .. Do you have any Slavic/Serbian heritage .. Or Romanian ... @@FastEddieDice

[@FastEddieDice]

@@lazbaja6595 have family in serbia

[@lazbaja6595]

How do you keep your FJ on American plates .. DO you hate to renew plates in states and what do you do with insurance .. Maybe you can do a video on it since plenty of us would want to import a car from US and use it while there @@FastEddieDice

[@FastEddieDice]

@@lazbaja6595 registration is renewed online every year in the states. you need to find a county that will allow you to register without living there and does not require any kind of annual technical inspection / smog test (otherwise you'd have to ship your car back every year). south dakota plates are the most popular for this reason. as for insurance, just reach out directly to local insurance companies. my serbian insurance, for example, costs me around $1000 / year (liability only, which seems to be the only option for non-residents). italian frontier insurance, which covers all of EU, costs around the same (also liability only - no comprehensive option). alternatively, you can often purchase insurance at the borders, but i've found the prices to be higher. generally, i pay more than i would if i had local plates or was a citizen of the country i'm driving around in

[@Burevestnik9M730]

Mosha is Moshe, a sephardim with partizans. He and Lola Ribar represented sephard stream in partizans while Pavle Jurisch "Djurisic" represented the same with chetnics. It goes without saying that ustashe leaders were all sephards, starting with their founder Stark or "Starcevic". Apparently, this Stark was a teacher and he applied for a teaching job in Belgrade. A museum still has his job application written in Cyrillic alphabet. He got rejected and that's how his hatred against Serbs started. Around 1900 Vatican sephards started preparing croats for cutting throats of Serbs and this is the result: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5LMdKeVoNecpJo. 14 colonels of ustashe movement were all sephards.

[@jobrock1079]

The British prevented the Italian Venezia division from giving their weapons to the Chetniks. The Venezia Division had surrendered to the Chetniks, in late summer 1944, and the Chetniks only wanted their weapons (as they were never given much, purposely, by the 'Allies' who instead lavished it on the Partisans), but a British agent halted that and said he needed to contact headquarters. Then he talked them into joining the Partisans. So there were thousands of Italians who joined the Partisans for their invasion and assault on Serbia in fall 1944.

[@arsavoja]

Sve živo išarano

[@Shulcyo]

Savas plateau isnt the grave of Sava but place where Turks burned his remains to serve as a remainder to serbs what will happens to rest if they continue rising against the empire

[@jaxparrow1794]

And it had the opposite effect.

[@dexdressler82]

​@@jaxparrow1794yep, don't mess with Serbs, ever...

[@radinDju]

Kula Beograd looks like .!.

[@suddentwist]

Check for the ticket online Eddie.

[@FastEddieDice]

i did at the end of the video. no tickets!

[@nebajorgacevic5188]

Let me tell you something I knew a guy, English professor from Oxford always would come to look at used books on the weekends right there stari grad area behind all the caffes at Cvetni trg. Always had a young female student on his arm; never once failed to show up without one of these young girls such a charming man, I guess that's charm I mean he charmed them somehow. 😊

[@eisernes-regiment]

Kosovo is serbia, brooo

[@kane8012]

eisernes-regiment-Serbia with capital S! Remember that!!!

[@SrdjanBasaric-w2s]

I thought James Bond had more taste. Gentlemens night at the Moscow Hotel.

[@dejanstanojevic6484]

In any case, the man who was Ian Fleming's model for creating James Bond was Duško Popov, a Serb. A triple agent during World War II. His house or building still exists in Belgrade. And in it is a kind of store dedicated to him.

[@jobrock1079]

@@dejanstanojevic6484 I think James Bond was based on 2 or 3 people, including Duško Popov.

[@bossvs.chiefshorts3900]

I think that you cannot get ticket for parking with US plates.

[@FastEddieDice]

I’ve gotten tickets throughout Serbia. Just not in Belgrade for some odd reason

[@Ivanhoo11]

for that money you could sleep in a Hilton hotel. you will not get a parking ticket because you are on foreign license plates

[@FastEddieDice]

i've gotten tix before with these plates though in serbia. just not in belgrade

[@MChicago89]

That shit with a bathroom door…that’s not Serbian culture, we are not that relaxed… come on man what’s going on with the interior design people not cool at all. I’ve seen similar shit in rest areas across US, especially AZ with tiny bathroom stalls. What is the point? And there’s no need for that type of a price.

[@milosv123344]

I swear I thought you were Jon Stewart ahhahah

[@an.k.7300]

River Sava not Danube

[@FastEddieDice]

nope. driving from vrsac into belgrade, you're crossing the danube via the pancevo bridge

[@n00byte97]

Kula isn't Turkish word :D

[@FastEddieDice]

i'm no linguist, but i hear a lotta words in serbia that come from ottoman times. kula = kule = tower seems to be one of those words

[@n00byte97]

@@FastEddieDice its true that we use many Persian words that we call Turkish. But most of this words are not used in modern Turkish language. Some of "Turkish", or to be precise, Persian words are used in our language much earlier before ottoman invasion and occupation. If you dug deeper in Serbian ancient history u will find link. Tips for investigation: - Xanthian Obelisk - Indian Vedas - Jovan Deretic (all books about ancient history of Serbia and Russia) - Radovan Damjanovic (Srpsko-Srpski recnik all three books) - Slavic-Aryan Vedas (you can find here who created Sanskrit in India, and what is older, chicken or egg :))

[@FastEddieDice]

Xanthos. Love Lycia. Lived down there for a year. At Xanthos, a big deal is made of the tri-lingual inscribed obelisk, which includes Lycian. But. I’ve heard from several Serbs that it is related to Serbian. UNESCO doesn’t appear to acknowledge this

[@n00byte97]

@@FastEddieDice I have only one name for UNSECO. Svetozar Bilbia :D

[@Burevestnik9M730]

The last name "Princip" was unknown until 1891 when it first appeared in London among England's askenazi. Go figure. Karadjordjevics - askenazi, Obrenovics - sephards.

[@dexdressler82]

Don't understand? Rulers of Serbia being Jews or what?

[@awkwardowl8835]

How on Earth was Cvetkovic "a Yugoslav, an ethnic Serb", while "Machek was a Croat"???!!! Why Cvetkovic can not simply be a Serb too, as Machek is a Croat???? Would it hurt that badly?! By the way, Machek is not a Croat family name either, but Czech, which implies that Macheks were brought to Croatia along with other 200 000 Czechs during the Austrian rule, to facilitate book keeping for the Empire in than prevealingly illiterate Croatia. And what do you mean by the "Croatian autonomous substate" in 1939??? The first time ever in history Croatia had become any sort of an official substate or state was 2 years later, and even that only from 1941. to 1945. as an Independant Nazi Republic of Croatia, responsible and never prosecuted for the 1 000 000 people's massacre, 99% Serbs, as is clearly documented in their 1941.-1945. preserved street posters to say at least, repeated without any remorse in 90-ies, when they were clearly instructed and backed by the CIA and NATO in snatching the whole Bosnian Coast, from Zadar to The Bay of Kotor, for the NATO's merit. Please check the map and judge yourself if the boarders as pictured can be autochtone, historical or defendable! They are the product of British intervention since 1939, after the Saxe Coburg Gota or than newly proclaimed Winsdors had cruised the Adriatic Coast line and had realised that it was a missing jewel in their crown, and that as such it shouldn't had been left to the Orthodoxes. Unfortunately for the collonial agenda, everything has its beginning and its end if it isn't authentic.

[@svetlanaradosavljevic2328]

mnogo starih zgrada treba neko renovirati ova u skadarliji pa godinama niko da renovira fasadu sramota

[@Daud-y7d]

Isus je jedini put do neba. Takva konkretna izjava može zbuniti, iznenaditi, pa čak i uvrijediti, ali je ipak istinita. Biblija uči da ne postoji drugi put spasenja kroz Isusa Krista. Sam Isus kaže u Jovanu 14:6: "Ja sam put, istina i život." Niko ne može doći Ocu osim kroz mene.” Ovo nije put kao na jedan od mnogih načina, osim preko Isusa, do Boga Oca. Isus je jedini put do neba iz više razloga. Isusa je "Bog izabrao" da bude Spasitelj (1. Petrova 2:4). Isus je jedini koji je sišao s neba i tamo se vratio (Jovan 3:13). On je jedini koji je živio savršenim ljudskim životom (Jevrejima 4:15). On je jedina žrtva za greh (1. Jovanova 2:2; Jevrejima 10:26). On je jedini držao Zakon i Proroke (Matej 5:17). On je jedini koji je zauvijek pobijedio smrt (Jevrejima 2:14-15). On je jedini posrednik između Boga i čoveka (1. Timoteju 2:5). On je jedino ljudsko biće "proslavljeno" od Boga. . . na najvišem mestu“ (Filipljanima 2:9). Na mnogim mjestima, osim u Jovanu 14:6, Isus je govorio o sebi kao o jedinom putu do neba. Predstavio se kao predmet vjere u Mateju 7:21-27. Rekao je da su njegove riječi život (Jovan 6:63). Obećao je da će oni koji vjeruju u njega imati vječni život (Jovan 3:14-15). To su vrata ovaca (Jovan 10:7); hljeb života (Jovan 6:35); i vaskrsenje (Jovan 11:25). Niko drugi ne može s pravom tražiti ove titule. Apostolsko propovijedanje se fokusiralo na smrt i uskrsnuće Gospodina Isusa. Obraćajući se Sinedrionu, Petar je otvoreno proglasio Isusa kao jedini put do neba: "Nema spasenja ni u kome drugome, jer nema drugog imena pod nebom koje je dano ljudima kojim bismo trebali spasiti" (Djela 4,12). ). . Govoreći u antiohijskoj sinagogi, Pavle je naglasio da je Isus bio Spasitelj: "Želim da znate da vam je oproštenje greha postalo poznato kroz Isusa. Kroz njega su svi koji veruju oslobođeni svakog greha" (Dela 13,38). -39) Ivan, u pismu crkvi općenito, navodi da je naše oproštenje navodi Kristovo ime kao temelj: „Draga djeco, pišem vam jer su vam grijesi oprošteni u ime Njegovo“ (1. Ivanova 2,12) ). ... Niko ne može oprostiti grijeh osim Isusa. Večni život na nebu moguć je samo kroz Hrista. Isus se molio: „A ovo je život vječni: da poznaju tebe, jedinog istinitog Boga, i koga si poslao Isusa Krista“ (Jovan 17:3). Da bismo primili Božji besplatni dar spasenja, moramo gledati samo na Isusa i Isusa. Moramo vjerovati u Isusovu smrt i uskrsnuće na križu kao plaćanje za naš grijeh. „Ova pravednost od Boga dolazi svima koji vjeruju u Isusa Krista“ (Rimljanima 3:22). U nekom trenutku Isusove službe, većina gomile mu je okrenula leđa i otišla, nadajući se da će pronaći drugog spasitelja. Isus je rekao Dvanaestorici: "Želite li i vi da idete?" pitan. (Jovan 6:67, NIV). Petrov odgovor je potpuno tačan: „Gospode, kome da idemo? Ti imaš riječi vječnog života, a mi smo vjerovali i razumjeli da si ti Svetac Božji” (Jovan 6:68-69, NIV). Svi dijelimo Petrovo uvjerenje da je vječni život samo u Isusu Kristu. Jeste li se odlučili za Krista zbog ovoga što ste pročitali ovdje?

[@NoUturn-u3k]

Your really cool funny guy but you missed everything, i mean 1.6 subs, really , title must include Nikola Tesla, Dusko Popov, Novak Djokovic, George Fisher, Mihailo Pupin, Nikola Jokic, Milunka Savic, Constatine the great, Stefan Dusan. White Angel,Vinca culture... do your research before visiting,few beers is mandatora :-)

[@FastEddieDice]

That sounds like a really long video

[@petarswift5089]

Ovu si garant opalio u otelu!

[@biljate5430]

@@FastEddieDiceda li si ti razumeo pitanje?

[@FastEddieDice]

@@biljate5430 ne!

[@biljate5430]

@@FastEddieDice then delete your answer “da “to him 😂

[@biljate5430]

@@FastEddieDicehe said to you: you must have f…this girl in hotel. And you said . Yes😂

[@FastEddieDice]

@@biljate5430 jesus. i thought he was talking about a high price or something. deleted🤣