Tašmajdan Park

Serbian officials held commemorations on Friday in memory of the civilians who were killed during NATO's bombing campaign against Yugoslavia in 1999, a military intervention that ended the Kosovo war.

BELGRADE - Serbian Minister of Labour, Employment and Veteran and Social Affairs Nikola Selakovic laid a wreath at a memorial to children killed in the 1999 NATO aggression on Serbia, then part of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.

The police are standing at all the passages. The organizers of this event previously filed a complaint with the Ministry of Interior and the Constitutional Ministry, which were rejected.

Under the name "Belgrade Winter" or Beogradska Zima, a month-long New Year's party officially kicks off on December 15 and ends on January 15, with some events extending well into February, the Tourist Organisation of Belgrade, TOB, recently announced.

BELGRADE - The children's theatre Dusko Radovic reopened in Belgrade on Friday after renovation, with regular plays set to resume next month.

Theatre head Alek Rodic stressed that Belgrade had gained a modern facility, while the children got their old theatre dressed in new clothes.

BELGRADE - The cave underneath the Tasmajdan Park in downtown Belgrade conceals the rich history of the capital - it was the headquarters of the German military command in World War II, Belgraders sought shelter there during the shelling in World War I, and it also saved the life of Karadjordje, whose hiding place it was.