Belgrade underground tour
This thrilling tour is one of the newest and definitely most interesting tours in Belgrade, that will give you a totally new perspective of Belgrade. […]
This thrilling tour is one of the newest and definitely most interesting tours in Belgrade, that will give you a totally new perspective of Belgrade. […]
Dorćol is a neighborhood in the very center of Belgrade, and one of it’s oldest parts, situated just beside Kalemegdan fortress, and on the Danube […]
It has been a second home and inspiration to many of the prominent artists, poets, actors, politicians, even leaders of many states. Here you can […]
Why visit: One of the few places where you can actually get in touch with genuine Serbian culture, forgotten traditions and the incredibly rich mythology […]
Beside frescoes, the gallery features scale models of the most important Serbian medieval monasteries, replicas of their portals, ornaments and artifacts, and often holding expositions […]
Set in a historic building, in Belgrade, Hostel Yolostel features a shared lounge area and common kitchen, where guests can cook their own meals. Each room, decorated […]
The Question mark kafana is the oldest kafana (traditional restaurant) in Belgrade. It is a small charming house built in the traditional Balkan style at […]
Kalemegdan is Belgrade’s most popular attraction, a central park and ancient citadel lying on a hill overlooking the Sava and Danube confluence with gorgeous panoramic views and many landmarks and monuments.
Why visit: Culture, Architecture, Shopping, People, Cafes Also known as: Knez Knez Mihailova is the main walking street in the center of Belgrade. It goes […]
Kosančićev venac is a jewel hidden in the heart of the city, definitely worth visiting, though many Belgraders wouldn’t remember it if you ask them […]
Kralja Petra is one of the most important streets in Dorćol, featuring numerous arts and crafts shops, kafanas, and magnificent architecture.
Also known as: (Glavna) Železnička stanica Why visit: Architecture Belgrade’s Main Train station is one of the city’s most impressive historical buildings, constructed between 1882 […]
The Military Museum is one of Belgrade’s most famous museums, located in the middle of Kalemegdan Park and Belgrade Fortress. The outdoor part of the […]
The National Museum is the largest and oldest museum in Serbia. The museum houses a collection of over 400.000 objects including many famous masterpieces of […]
Also known as: Kula Nebojša, Nebojšina Kula Nebojša tower is one of the few remaining monuments of medieval Belgrade, a four level cannon tower built around […]
Niš is a big city with a unique charm of a small town, the third largest city in Serbia, birthplace of Constantine the Great, and […]
Located in Gračanička street, it is one of the oldest standing citizen houses, built by the end of XVIII century, and renovated around 1830. It […]
The largest orthodox temple in the world, the huge Saint Sava temple is one of Belgrade’s most famous landmarks, and is visible from many parts […]
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 […]
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, […]
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 […]
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 […]