Belgrade travel guides

The capital of Serbia is one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. With proof of human settlements from more than 7000 years ago, it is also one of the oldest. Cultural and art center of Serbia, the city of Belgrade is home to an impressive number of monuments, architectural masterpieces, archeological sites and other artistic treasures. Numerous theatres, libraries, galleries hosting of illustrious art programs complete the image of a cultural city.

Belgrade Landmarks

•  The Republic Square is the main town square and in the past stood in front of the Istambul Gate. Many of the buildings in Belgrade were built with construction materials from the demolished Istambul Gate, buildings such as the National Theatre. This square is home to national monuments to Branislav Nusic,Vasa Carapic and Monument to Prince Mihailo Obrenovic III that bears the signature of master sculptor Enrico Pazzio. Also, near this square you will find one of the finest museums of Belgrade , the National Museum. Learn more about the Belgrade Republic Square

•  Skadarlija also known as the Skadarska Street is an old quarter of Belgrade dating back to the 19 th century. In the past its cafes and taverns were meeting places for some of the greatest names in art of that time. The many painters, actors and writers that lived on this street have brought this quarter the fame of a bohemian lifestyle. The street welcomes visitors with its variety of well known establishments, specific architecture and a special gift from Sarajevo to the city, a replica of the famous Sebilj Fountain. Learn more about Skadarlija

•  Kalemegdan or the Belgrade Fortress overlooks the city and the river Sava from the town's highest point. The visitors can still see the impressive ruins of a complex that was built from the 1 st century to the 18 th . What was once a fierce defense structure now houses a museum of Belgrade history. Travelers can also enjoy a trip at the Belgrade Zoo near the ancient fortress. Learn more about Kalemegdan

•  Museum of the Serbian Orthodox Church is one of the most interesting religious museums in the country. Founded in 1954, the museum follows a timeline of cultural development throughout Serbian history. Items belonging to King Milutin, prince Lazar or Russian czar Ivan the Terrible are some of the highlights of this collection. Learn more about the Museum of the Serbian Orthodox Church

•  Saint Sava's Temple Orthodox Church is one of the largest of this cult in the world. Construction started in 1894 and due to war and human negligence is still to be finished. As one of the most popular landmarks in Belgrade , this massive structure attracts large numbers of tourists and completes the image of a modern yet bohemian city. Learn more about Saint Sava's Temple

•  National Theatre built in the 19 th century after the sketches of famous Belgrad architect Aleksandar Bugarski. Beside theatrical performances, the hall was host to elegant charity balls and concerts during the 19 th century. Learn more about the Belgrade National Theatre

•  Terazije Fountain is among the most important Belgrade historical monuments. Erected in 1860, the fountain was built where a water tower used to stand commemorating the life of prince Milos Obrenovic. Learn more about Terazije Fountain

Photos of Belgrade

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