One just ordinary, beautiful day

Today was that one completely ordinary day. A day for rest, walking, enjoyment. A beautiful day. I got up not knowing how I was going to spend the day, but the only thought in my head was that this day was going to be a day where I did nothing at all. There are rare situations, especially nowadays, when a person can set aside one such day. The morning started classically, with coffee, breakfast, sitting on the terrace... sitting like that, I thought about how to spend today's free day and remembered a walk along the river bank.
The walk started at Zemun quay.
Zemunski Quay is a promenade in Belgrade, the capital of my country, Serbia, located on the right bank of the Danube river. It is the main area for numerous watercraft, and also the beginning of the bridge that connects the island and the beach to the mainland.
This part of the city is rich in landscaped green areas, parks, pedestrian and bicycle paths.
The coast is the location of many restaurants and clubs on the water, and this is precisely the biggest advantage of the rich nightlife in the city.
Although I like to socialize and go out for a drink with friends, I still prefer daily walks, looking at the blue of the river illuminated by the rays of the sun.
My favorite part is the part by the river, the part that is full of swans, such magical animals.. by the way, I have to admit that this is the first time I have seen a swan live and I am delighted. They seem like very proud animals.. that light "walk" of theirs, raised head, a beautiful sight..
It was also my first time feeding swans and I have to admit I was a little scared because they have a big beak and very quick reflexes so you have to be very careful when feeding them.

The weather helped us, the sun was shining all day, but it wasn't too hot, and along the way I spent time taking pictures of this beautiful part of the city.

What kind of the day would it be if I didn't stop by for coffee and at least one sweet? That's right, none. That's why I had to fulfill this part of the plan, because the lost energy still needs to be returned. When I "recharged my batteries", I continued with a leisurely walk along the quay, and in the rest of the text I will share this wonderful sight with you and I hope that at least through the pictures I will be able to convey to you a part of my delight.