Belgrade Beer Fest

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Belgrade Beer Fest is an annual beer festival held in Belgrade, the capital of Serbia. The festival is one of the largest beer festivals in Southeast Europe and attracts a significant number of visitors each year. It typically takes place in August and lasts for five days.

History

The first Belgrade Beer Fest was held in 2003. Since its inception, the festival has grown in popularity and size, becoming a major event in the region. The festival was initially held at the Kalemegdan fortress but was later moved to Ušće park to accommodate the growing number of visitors.

Venue

The festival is currently held at Ušće park, a large open space located at the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers. The venue is easily accessible and provides ample space for the various stages, beer stands, and other attractions.

Features

Belgrade Beer Fest features a wide variety of beers from both local and international breweries. In addition to beer tasting, the festival offers live music performances, food stalls, and various entertainment options. The festival is known for its diverse lineup of musical acts, ranging from local bands to international stars.

Attendance

The festival attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors each year. It is a popular event not only among locals but also among tourists. The high attendance numbers make it one of the most significant cultural events in Belgrade.

Impact

Belgrade Beer Fest has a considerable economic impact on the city, boosting tourism and providing a platform for local businesses. The festival also promotes the culture of beer brewing in Serbia and helps to introduce new beer brands to the market.

See also

• Beer festival
• Belgrade
• Serbia
• Ušće