Sava river
Sava is the second largest river of Belgrade, much narrower but busier than the Danube. Together they form a spectacular delta in the middle of […]
Sava is the second largest river of Belgrade, much narrower but busier than the Danube. Together they form a spectacular delta in the middle of […]
Savamala is a resurrecting elite neighborhood in the heart of Belgrade and the center of the capital’s cultural life, home to several new art galleries […]
Segways are small, light vehicles that are completely safe and permitted to use in pedestrian areas. They work on electricity and have intuitive controls that […]
Belgrade’s hedonist quarter, Skadarlija was the gathering point for poets and artists in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. It connects the Republic square […]
The square is surrounded by the Slavija hotel, a shopping center, a park and a huge bank, among other buildings. There are also many bars, […]
The tours are guided by licensed guides that are transmitting information to tourists through a communicator. The tourists are visiting a large number of […]
Splavovi (singular: splav – raft) have become a symbol of Belgrade in the recent years, mainly because of their exclusive nightlife. They are usually night […]
Why visit: Architecture, Religion, Tsar Dušan, Tašmajdan park, Bulevar Also known as: Crkva svetog Marka Besides being one of the two largest and most imposing […]
Also known as: Pobednik, Statue of Victory The statue of the Victor is one of the most famous landmarks in Belgrade, located in the Belgrade […]
Tašmajdan is the second largest park in downtown Belgrade, and one of the most important in the city both historically and in terms of attractions […]
Terazije is a central square in Belgrade and an extension of the Knez Mihailova Street. It is surrounded by architectural masterpieces from various epoques. The […]
Update (2015.): The ships have been removed due to the preparation of the project Belgrade Waterfront. The mine sweeping boat SIP is being reconstructed and […]
The old and new palaces (Stari Dvor and Novi Dvor) are located in downtown Belgrade, in the Kralja Milana street, surrounded by Pionirski (Pioneers) Park, […]
Also known as: 25 Maj (25th. May), Kuća Cveća (House of Flowers), Muzej Istorije Jugoslavije (History Museum of Yugoslavia) Why visit: History of Yugoslavia, tomb […]
Topčider is a part of the largest forested area in Belgrade, the so-called lungs of Belgrade, along with the larger Košutnjak park. The park is […]
Ušće (meaning confluence, river mouth) is a wide range of places in the vicinity of the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers: a shopping […]
The Ušće complex is made of Ušće tower, the tallest building in Belgrade, and Ušće shopping mall, the biggest mall in Serbia. While the mall […]
Vinča (Belo brdo) is an archaeological site from the early neolithic period, that gave name to the culture that inhabited the Balkan peninsula and part […]
Vuk Karadžić Vuk was a reformer of the Serbian language, creator of the first modern Serbian dictionaries, collector of national folklore and poetry. Vuk’s legacy […]
Zeleni Venac is a large square, a major public transportation hub (towards New Belgrade and Zemun) and the most popular market in Belgrade. It is also the oldest green market still in function.
An interesting mixture of politics and architecture that went through a number of different phases, for which many do have a love and hate feelings. […]
Why visit: History, Top landmarks and attractions, Great panoramic views, Culture, Walking, People, Cafes… Also known as: Munze Once upon a time, Zemun was a […]
Zemun quay is the most visited waterfront in Belgrade, connecting New Belgrade and Zemun Danube coasts.
Unlike most other parks in Belgrade, Zemun town park is pretty integrated with the town. Inside this beautiful park there are a couple of elementary […]
Serbia’s first private museum is an institution that holds numerous masterpieces of Serbian modern and contemporary artists. The museum was opened recently so it’s not […]