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BGinfo Box, in cooperation with Belgrade tourist organization (TOB) through a well-developed network of advertising and informative panels, distributes free and easily available printing advertising and informative material. A seven year long experience in this line of work and approximately 2.000.000 copies of flyers, maps and brochures distributed in this period show us that in the range of printed material BGinfo Box has to offer, BGinfo Map is the most popular.
A business tourist or a “pack packer”, the first timer or an often seen guest, one is sure not to spend all the time in one’s hotel room. After settling, one is to look for a city map, information, ask questions, and BGinfo Map is to provide the answers. BGinfo Map is the only free tourist map of the city center with indicated landmarks of Belgrade and map’s sponsors’ locations. The map’s dimensions (B2) enable enough space for the information and marketing content of the map’s sponsors that help Belgrade guest to easily find their way get to know our city better. Belgrade is one of the most important tourist centers of the Balkans and its long and tumultuous history is preserved in many historical monuments and locations. But, Belgrade is a modern, dynamic city full of contemporary events, and this makes our advertising city map necessary to tourists. By sponsoring BGinfo Map, our clients invite Belgrade visitors to be their guests, present them their services or products and help them to experience our city. BGinfo Map is distributed through BGinfo Box regular channels as well as directly, hand to hand, done by Belgrade hotel receptionists, visitors. It can also be found in the premises of the map’s sponsors, as well as in numerous cafes, clubs, tourist and rent-a-car agencies, etc. Due to this, the list of distributive places is constantly growing.
Belgrade Guide
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The fall of the old Singidunum
The great roman imperium was divided in the year 395 into Western Roman imperia with Rome as its capital, and Eastern Roman imperia (Byzantium) with Constantinople as a capital. Singidumum became a part of Byzantic Emipire, an important traffic and strategic part of the imperia, got ramparts and new fortifications.
In the first half of the 5th century, the Huns, and for them it was said, “Where a Hun’s horse steps, grass no longer grows”, under the leadership of Atila (known as "the god’s whip”) took over Singidunum, but only for a short period of time. The came and disappeared as a hurricane that comes and goes fast, destroys everything, bringing no use to itself or others.
The Saramats took the power over Singidunum, but soon after it was again under power of Byzantium.
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