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Knez Mihailova street

One of the main personalities of the city center is certainly the Knez Mihailova Street, which welcomes and bids farewell to numerous tourists and visitors every year and is a daily meeting place for many Belgrade citizens. Knez Mihailova Street, as a pedestrian zone and shopping center, is a street that offers a wide variety of amenities, ranging from cafes and restaurants, through the shops of renowned local and foreign brands, to a large number of galleries and cultural and historical monuments. This street represents one of the oldest and most valuable urban ambiances and is characterized by numerous buildings and houses that were built in the late 1970s.

Kalemegdan

In the heart of Belgrade, you will find the largest and most authentic city park. Its peculiarity lies in the medieval heritage that has been preserved to this day and is considered to be the most important monument of culture. Kalemegdan is located at the confluence of two rivers, comprising the Belgrade Fortress, which was once Belgrade's main military stronghold and the Kalemegdan Park, which was a plateau intended for observation and reception of enemy forces. The plateau was transformed into a park in the eighties of the 19th century and since then it has been a favorite gathering place of Belgrade and many visitors of our city.

Belgrade Waterfront

Belgrade Waterfront is a prestigious urban development located in the heart of Belgrade, along the banks of the Sava River. This contemporary complex combines luxury residences, office spaces, cultural venues, and green areas, creating a unique place for living, working, and leisure. With its modern architectural designs, spacious promenades, and top-notch amenities, Belgrade Waterfront is becoming a symbol of the new, dynamic Belgrade that attracts people from all over the world. Whether you are looking for your dream home, a successful business location, or a place to relax and enjoy, Belgrade Waterfront offers everything you need for a perfect urban lifestyle.

Skadarlija

Skadarlija is the famous bohemian quarter of Belgrade, renowned for its rich cultural history and the authentic spirit of the old city. This picturesque, cobblestone street exudes the charm of bygone eras, with its restaurants, cafes, and galleries offering the perfect place to enjoy Serbian tradition, music, and cuisine. Skadarlija was a gathering spot for artists, poets, and bohemians, and that spirit still permeates every corner today. A visit to Skadarlija immerses you in a vibrant atmosphere, where you can enjoy the sounds of traditional tambura music and savor the best of local cuisine, all within an ambiance that tells tales of long-past, yet unforgettable, times.

Ada Ciganlija

Take a break from the bustle of the city on the "Belgrade Sea". With every drink or meal, you get a view of the stunning Sava Lake. In addition to a large number of restaurants and cafes, Ada also houses a number of sports fields and a cycle path. Adrenaline lovers can try their hand at jumping from a bungee or climbing an artificial rock. The peninsula is a habitat for numerous plant and animal species, therefore the area of Ada Ciganlija is protected by law.

Zemun

The charming Zemun will conquer you after the first step made down its streets, colored by the influence of different cultures that were represented in the area. Take a stroll through the Zemun Quay and enjoy the view of the Danube, which is known as a habitat for many swans. From the top of the Gardos tower, builtin 1896, to the plans of the Hungarian architects, you can witness a fascinating view of the white city. Zemun is also rich in numerous cafes, restaurants, and bars, both located in the center and those by the river, whose menus offer local and international specialties.