The biggest Belgrade open-air market is a vibrant place which valiantly fights off competition from supermarkets. Besides the obvious fresh fruits, veggies, meat, eggs, fish and seafood, honey, pickles and craftwork, you will find national delicacies such as sir (cottage cheese) and kajmak (clotted cream). Take a walk through colourful stands, chat with the vendors and you will be offered to taste fruits, cheese or prosciutto for free, and you will learn that fruits and veggies of perfect shape and colour, straight from greenhouses, 'that have not seen the light of day' are haughtily disdained and those with a beautifully fresh scent, sold by elderly women in headscarves, are vastly preferred... If you get hungry, there is grilled lobster and a bread roll for 200 dinars. The greenmarket is lined with bakeries, pastry houses, restaurants and small shops. Try and visit this wonderful greenmarket before the end of the year as proposed renovations aim to make it look like a supermarket with a glass facade.

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• Bojana - belgrade, Serbia 15 May 2011
  have you ever actually visited Kalenic or are you writing from the comfort of your armchair?? Thx for the praise but get real a bit