Dobrovichy from a cold winter's night in the capital city of Serbia, Belgrade. I'm off at it again on Minotus Strol and tonight I'm going to check out the controversial monument of medieval monk and histo ruler Stefan Demanger which was unveiled last week. The monument is in a renovated square, Savasquare which is in front of the old Belgrade railway station. Let's go and check it out. Now the 23 meter high 70 ton bronze sculpture of the legendary founder of the Serbian state has caused controversy with our people. They say it should be removed because it doesn't fit in with Serbian traditional architecture. The Serbian president Alexander Vyuchich said it's an art masterpiece that represents a symbol of Serbian statehood and unity. Also the Belgrade mayor Garan Vesits has also rejected the criticism saying the once-run down part of the city is becoming the most beautiful part of the city. The monument is absolutely huge. I can see this from miles away. The statue is made by Russian sculptor and the estimated price is 9 million euros. Lots of people gathering around taking photos, very impressive indeed. It's absolutely impressive whatever angle you look at it. Check out all the design work on that. It's really cool. So moving around you got some murals on the wall here, right in. This mur at the bottom is very trippy. Behind the statue is the Old Belgrade railway station. It's a really nice list of the night time. On the front door you got history on past kings and saints. Very cool. We have Saint Savah on Savah Square. Okay just a short video today. Let me know your thoughts in the comments section down below on Savah Square and the Stefan the Mania Monument. If you're not already subscribed, hit that subscribe button, and I'll see you next one. Zievili.