Category: Parks & Open spaces
Belgrade is a very green city, with about 90 parks and dozens of forests, quays and open spaces in and around the city.
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Belgrade Waterfront
The controversial Belgrade Waterfront (aka Beograd na Vodi) is a dynamic district, offering a mix of luxury living, shopping, dining, and entertainment, situated on the right bank of the Sava River in Belgrade. It was concieved as a modern urban development project, aiming to transform the city’s riverfront into a vibrant, international destination. In the
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Čuburski (Chubura) park
This tiny park is a true oasis in the bustling Vračar district, and has all the features that many bigger parks lack. With three children playgrounds, a small skate park, a dog zone, a toilet and a cafe, Čuburski park is a great resting point for the whole family. It is located just 200 meters
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Zemun town park
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 and high schools, two churches, a monastery, Zemun clinic center and Pinki sports hall. Just by the park is the faculty of Agriculture. The park is an important part of
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Topčider park
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 the oldest one built outside of the city (nearly 200 years ago). There are several monuments and attractions at Topčider. The most famous are Milošev Konak (the palace of Prince
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The lost ships quay self-guided tour
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 it will be converted into a fusion of nautical museum and culture/sports facility. Steamboat Župa has been moved upstream (near Belgrade Fair), and Dragor remains beside Gazela bridge. More about
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Tašmajdan park
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 and activities. History In Roman times stone was extracted from this place for the construction of Singidunum (ancient Belgrade), and it remaing opertaional until the end of the Ottoman rule,
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Lido beach
Lido (italian: beach) is the most popular summer resort of the citizens of Zemun, and one of the most popular of Belgrade. It is a sandy beach located on the Big War island on the Danube river in front of Zemun quay. The beach is maintained by a private company, but offers public access to
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Belgrade port
The port of Belgrade is located in the Savamala district, on the Sava river, just below Kosančićev Venac and the Orthodox cathedral of the St. Archangel Michael. Actually, what we call the port of Belgrade is the international passenger terminal, and its surrounding plateau and park. On one side of the port is Brankov bridge,
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Jevremovac Botanical Garden
Working hours: 09.00 – 19.00 (Open May 1. – November 1.) The botanical garden of Belgrade – Jevremovac, is an urban oasis near the city center. It was founded in 1874 by decree of the Ministry of Education of the Kingdom of Serbia, at the suggestion of Mr. Josif Pančić, the most renowned Serbian botanist,
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Avala
Avala is a mountain in southern Belgrade, with dense forests and spacious meadows. It is home of two very important landmarks of Belgrade, the Avala TV Tower, the highest structure in Belgrade, and the mausoleum to the Unknown Hero.
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Ušće park
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 center and tower, a park, the confluence itself and the whole area surrounding it. The Ušće park is Belgrade’s second central park, larger than Kalemegdan and looking towards it. It
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Ada Ciganlija
The most popular beaches in Belgrade are located at Ada Ciganlija.
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Zemun quay
Zemun quay is the most visited waterfront in Belgrade, connecting New Belgrade and Zemun Danube coasts.
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Dorćol Danube quay
Why visit: the Danube, Nature, Recreation, People, Architecture, Kalemegdan Best time to visit: late spring, summer Also known as: 25 Maj, Kej An ideal place for a walk, for sports and recreation, the Danube quay is also home to very interesting architecture, monuments, and it passes below Kalemegdan fortress. The two most important landmarks, visible
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Saint Sava plateau
Why visit: The biggest church and top landmark in Belgrade, architecture, surroundings, people. The Saint Sava plateau is a park located in the district of Vračar, near Slavija, one of the most important city squares. It takes the name after the two churches located on the plateau, dedicated to Saint Sava, one of the most
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