Main pedestrian and shopping promenade of the city. It can get fairly crowded on days with nice weather. Excellent area to sit in a café and people watch through the window.
nice panorama of the rivers Sava&Danube!Spend a day here to see it!(it's huge!) don't miss the Military Museum(open10-17),with an open air section showing the tanks and cannons of the two world wars!!
Considered the old bohemian quarter of Belgrade, you will find a cobblestone promenade with restaurants, hotels, art galleries, souvenir shops, bars and nightclubs. Bit touristy but worth seeing.
I've seen meny Zoo's in the world, but this one is definitely the best!!! And ask for Nadja to show you all the babies :)
On October 5th of 2000 this area was witness to the main events of the overthrow of Slobodan Milošević.
the largest orthodox cathedral on the balkans, and one of the largest orthodox cathedrals in the world! unfortunately, mostly completed but the internal decorations still unfinished.
The scientific and technological heritage of Serbia is on display in this converted power station originally built in 1893 to power the city tram network of that time.
Pay homage to one of the greatest geniuses of XIX-XX century, definitely worth a visit! Tickets includes a map of Belgrade.
One of the best museums in Belgrade, also doubles as Tito's mausoleum, an absolute must visit while in the area!
Great traditional Serbian food and rakias! Check out chivapy (small kebabs) - they are truly delicious!
This tower built in 1896 offers a nice view of Zemun and surroundings as well as occasional art expositions inside.
Lots of rare aircraft on display. Also remains of all flying things shot down during the NATO bombing of the 1990s, including remains of a F-117 Nighthawk.
Built in 1906, recently refurbished, this centrally located hotel combines history and great service and includes a restaurant and cafe open to all.
