Hello everyone, another Wednesday and a great opportunity for the #wednesdaywalk challenge, hosted by 
My son and I had a reason to walk this time and I used the opportunity to take photos for my Wednesday walk. That reason was swapping stickers for the Fifa 365 album as well as for the Fifa World Cup album. 😊 I took some random city shots along the way.
The streets were not as crowded as they usually are. It seemed as if the city was sleeping.
We passed by the office building Beogradjanka (Belgrade Palace). This building used to be the tallest building in Belgrade, and at the time it was built in the 1970s, it was very attractive and popular. The view from it was an inspiration to many people who worked there.
Across the road from Belgrade Palace is the building of the Student cultural center - SKC.
This building has an interesting history. It was built in the 19th century as an Officer's House, which was the meeting place of the military establishment. Many military secrets were kept in this building, state and student rebellions were planned, concerts and balls were held. Today, urban youth gather there and rock concerts are held most often.
We continued our walk towards the town square called Terazije.
My son is a sticker collector and a big football fan. Since filling albums is a very expensive hobby, all those who want to swap their stickers gather at Terazije square, next to the famous Terazije fountain.
This fountain was built in the 19th century as a decorative object, and today it is a well-known meeting place.
It is located in front of the Hotel Moskva (Moscow).
The hotel is under the protection of the state as a cultural monument of great importance and a masterpiece of architecture.
We swapped a lot of stickers and my son couldn't wait to get home to fill the album. Even though the World Cup is long over, my son is still enthusiastic about collecting stickers. 😊
While we were swapping stickers, we got really cold and hungry. We continued our walk to Republic Square. It was much more crowded there.
We stopped at a small pizzeria on the square to eat pizza. The sparrows joined us so my son was happy to feed them. 😊
After that we headed towards the part of town called Dorcol.
It is the old part of the city where you can see a lot of old buildings and houses, that tend to be demolished due to the construction of modern residential complexes.
We came across the church of St. Alexander Nevsky, which was built in the 19th century.
And this is where our walk ended. We waited for the tram and went home to stick stickers. 😊
Thank you very much for reading.
The images and writing are original and mine.
Greetings!
Jelena