Attractions
Kalemegdan
A host of Belgrade's most popular attrations for visitors are
concentrated on the rocky ridge of Kalemegdan, site of the original
fortified city, which overlooks the confluence of the Sava and
Danube rivers. The neighbourhood is now maintained as a park,
containing the ancient...
see full detailsRoyal Palace
The Royal Palace of Serbia's Obrenovic dynasty has become a
popular attraction, with its elegant salons, crammed with important
artworks and magnificent décor, open for public tours. The
palace was built in the 1880s, designed by Aleksandar Bugarski, who
set out to outdo all...
see full detailsTemple of Saint Sava
Dominating Belgrade's cityscape is the massive Temple of Saint
Sava, the largest Orthodox church in use in the world and still not
quite completed although building has been going on for more than
50 years. This remarkable domed building, with its white marble...
see full detailsSkadarlija Street
Skadarlija Street is the Belgrade's equivalent of Paris' famous
Bohemian Montmarte neighbourhood, and one of the most popular
places to visit for tourists in Belgrade. Lined with restaurants
and pubs, their tables and festivity spilling onto the pavements,
it is a colourful spot to...
see full detailsNational Museum of Serbia
A must for any art lover, the National Museum of Serbia in
Belgrade houses a remarkable collection of more than 400,000 items,
from Old Masters to medieval and modern art, numismatics and a
sprinkling of archaeological exhibits. The artefacts are split into
34 archeological,...
see full detailsResidence of Princess Ljubica
Built between 1829 and 1831 as a private residence for the wife
of Prince Milos, the stately home of Princess Ljubica is now the
Belgrade City Museum, demonstrating the unique Balkan architectural
style and incorporating some Baroque elements. The interior has
been preserved to...
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