Belgrade Travel Guide

 90 Reviews  Trg Nikole Pasica is a pear-shaped square with a large fountain, connecting the National Assembly to the southeast with the Syndicate Building in the northwest. a couple of other beautiufl buildings are located around the square, including the National Museum to the northeast. 

 32 Reviews  Beograd is where it is because of its location at the confluence of the Sava and Danube Rivers. First, the Celts and then the Romans settled and built forts here. Huns, Goths and Avars then took their turn before the Serbs showed up in 1403 following their defeat down south in Kosovo. The town never... 

 64 Reviews  The National Assembly Building (Dom Nardodne Skupstine) was built between 1907 and 1936. You can already guess, that there were some slight delays in the completion of this building... The style is described as "Academic traditionalism" and spots popular features olike domes and columns. Throughout... 

 45 Reviews  St. Sava is supposed to become one of the largest church buildings in the world and the largest of the Serbian Orthodox church. It is located on a spot where supposedly St. Sava was amssacred by the Turks. Since the beginning of its construction in 1895, it has been a never-ending construction site.... 

 18 Reviews  Old part of Belgrade, still having it's old spirit...best way to discover it is my walking around its streets...in case you get lost, people are friendly andthey will be glad to help you...as for the refreshing moments...go to Dunav's riverbank and admire the view from some of the great restaurants... 

 18 Reviews  Not far east, off Trg Republike is the small street of Skardaška named in honor of the Albanian city of Shkoder from where many of the craftsmen living here hailed. They erected homes and businesses on grounds that had been earlier the haunt of Roma who had set up camps here in the 1830’s, though in... 

 29 Reviews   Dorcol is one of oldest parts of Belgrade. I love that part of town. For the start visit Church of Aleksandar Nevski. This church has interesting history. 1876 Russian come to Serbia to help their orthodox brothers and they bought with them moving church dedicated to Aleksandar Nevski. In 1877... 

 18 Reviews  This is 1 of Belgrade's most famous squares, packed with shops, department stores, well-known restaurants, hotels and cinemas. It got its name from the old Turkish word for scales. The picture's showing the Terazije mosaic on the wall of a bank on this square. 

 35 Reviews  The 2 bronze sculptures in front of the Federal Building, officially called 'Igrali se konji vrani' (Black horses are playing), symbolize the victory of a man over evil. The sculptures were designed by our famous sculptor Toma Rosandic and made by Mic'a Jeremic. The figures have been here since... 

 15 Reviews  Red Star is the most popular team in town – I have seen figures that say something like 50% Red Star and maybe 30% Partizan. The team has been fairly successful in its time and won a UEFA Champions Cup back in 1991 – a year constantly imprinted on souvenirs and in fans’ minds. You will find the... 

 11 Reviews  There are 2 big shopping malls in Novi Beograd - New Belgrade - called Block 70. The area in Novi Beograd where the shopping malls are located is known as Blokovi - or the Blocks - 72 blocks with no names, as it were, just the numbers. Block 70 - sedamdeset - consists of 2 large, colourful shopping... 

 15 Reviews  Once the Officers' Club, built in 1895 with the financial support of King Aleksandar I Obrenovic, this unusual yellow building's been the seat of the Students' Cultural Centre since 1971. Here you can visit different exhibitions or concerts.