I started off the evening by going to a local Couchsurfing meetup with a girl that I met in my hostel.
The meeting was quite lively, with people from all over the world as well as some locals.
The energy was good and people were very friendly.
I met a group of other travellers and some students from the local university who invited me to join them for a round of Rakija, a traditional Serbian spirit made from fermented fruit. We all hit it off and once the meetup was over, some of us were on our way to continue the night and check out the local nightclub scene.
I didn't hesitate for a second and soon found myself following them through the winding streets of the city, eventually arriving at what seemed like a university building, a place that I would never think housed a nightclub.
The place was not your typical club, it was setup in the court of the faculty building with an adjacent bar and a stage where the DJ was playing. The bar was pretty cheap with the basics being served up to the crowd, which consisted mainly of young students.
I even met a few other people that were on the same walking tour with me the other day, who also found their way to this popular spot for a night out.
All in all, it just goes to show that you never know what kind of adventure the night will bring. So the next time you're at a Couchsurfing meetup, don't be afraid to strike up a conversation and see where it takes you. You never know what kind of amazing experiences are waiting just around the corner.
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Belgrade Serbia Nightlife
