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Belgrade SKK-Atelier

Duration: 1 x 4 months

Dates: December 2027 – March 2028

Exchange location since: 2027


The city:

The city of Belgrade, with a population of over two million, dates back to the 4th century and has a rich history. Belgrade was the capital of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia and remained so until the country’s final dissolution in 2006. Since then, Belgrade has been the capital of Serbia. The city is characterised by a dynamic and diverse culture. Its former position on the border between East and West, as well as Yugoslavia’s role during the Cold War, have given rise to a unique cultural blend. In recent years, Belgrade has become an insider’s travel tip for creative professionals. Belgrade is promoted internationally as the ‘new Berlin’. Today, one increasingly encounters a diverse, local and international crowd in the city’s many cultural centres, exhibitions and galleries, at concerts, in the countless bars and clubs, or at various cultural events. The number of tourists has also risen sharply in recent years.

Studio / Apartment:

The 4½-room flat is shared by two professionals in the creative sector or (depending on the listing) occupied by a duo or a family. Two bedrooms are equipped with a double bed, a wardrobe and a desk. The communal area (open-plan kitchen, living room, dining area) includes a desk or dining table as well as a sofa area. A small guest bedroom is also available. The flat is not suitable for large-scale projects. For this reason, two external workspaces (approx. 25 / 10 m²) are provided for shared use. These are located a 10-minute walk away, at 27 Vlajkovićeva Street.

Special features:

The Belgrade destination is run and managed by the Swiss Conference of Cities for Culture (SKK). The studio, which belongs to the ‘Verein Atelier Belgrad’ association founded by filmmaker Corina Schwingruber and musician Nikola Ilić, is ideal for stays by couples and families. Further details can be found on the SKK website: skk-cvc.ch; Address

Requirements:

A certain degree of personal responsibility and independence is required during your stay in Belgrade, although the Atelier Belgrad association does provide contact persons to assist with dealing with the authorities or connecting with the art and cultural scene.