WHAT TO SEE IN BELGRADE: PARKS

Very popular beach among the inhabitants of Zemun

Zvezdara forest park is an attractive excursion spot in the center of the city, which is used for rest, sport and recreation. It is a real haven in warm spring and summer days due to the forested p...

An island and an urban neighborhood of Belgrade

Promenade in New Belgrade

A settlement without residential buildings. A recreational complex was built, which in a period of two decades (1970-1990) grew into one of the most popular children's resorts, mainly for groups or...

Vuk Stefanovic Karadzic (1787 - 1864) is the great reformer of the Serbian language. He worked as a scribe in the Sovjet (then goverment) after the First Serbian Uprising, then as a teacher and civ...

The botanical garden was founded in 1874 by the decree of the Ministry of Education of the Kingdom of Serbia, at the suggestion of Josif Pancic, famous botanist and a doctor by profession. It had b...

The former Karadjordjevic family Royal garden was redecorated after the World War II, in 1945, into a city park which was renamed into Pionirski Park in 1952 because of the fountain dedicated to pi...

According to the order of Prince Milos Obrenovic, from 1831, it was forbidden to drive car over Topcider and at the same time the enclosure of Kosutnjak was started. The Prince decided to have his ...

One of the largest green areas in Belgrade

Studentski trg (The Students` Square) used to be a Turkish Cemetery relocated in 19th century, then The Grand market, also relocated in 1927 and then, after revealing the monument to the scientist ...

Surrounded by rows of trees and the river, the peace and quiet, quay and embankment give the impression of an almost totally isolated location outside the city. The Sava Quay is one of the favorite...

A large green area from Hotel Yugoslavia along the Danube and the Sava River to Branko's Bridge. Friendship Park covers an area of 14 hectares

Situated in the area of the same name, next to Zemun quay and Ethernal flame monumet, park is used for concerts and manifestations during spring and summer. Many famous artists have held their conc...

The Danube Quay in Grocka municipality is over 24 kilometers long. With the action "Come Down to the River" in 2015, a larger area of ​​the coastline was arranged, which now represents a modern rel...

Ada Ciganlija is elongated river island created on the fourth kilometer of the Sava River from the confluence of the Danube River. Name Ciganlija could come from Celtic words "single" and "lia", wh...

Located on The Students Square, known as University Park and Academic Park

Tasmajdan where many historical events took place is the central city park, beautifully decorated with many amenities for children and young people. Tasmajdan name comes from Turkish word "Tas" - m...

Hyde Park is a specially decorated green zone in the northern part of Topcider Hill. It is arranged so that it has two parts divided by alley of plane trees. One part is extremely rich in trees and...

The Belgrade Zoo was founded in the year 1936. It was founded by the mayor of that time, the industrialist Mr. Vlada Ilic. It was ceremonially opened on the day of St. Peter – July 12th. Soon upon ...

Together with the Little Island, the Great War Island belongs to one of two oasis of untouched nature separated from the city by water.

The Avala tower was finished in 1965 and was used as a telecommunications tower. At the time, it was the fifth tallest (202.87 metres) self-supporting construction in the world, after Empire State ...

"Manjez Park" is located in the heart of the city, and the name comes from the riding school that once stood here. Park is one of the few green spaces in the inner city, built between the two world...

Park forest Kosutnjak is just 6 km southwest from the downtown and it is colloquially styled "Belgrade's oxygen factory". The Kosutnjak hill is 250 m high and the entire forest complex covers an ar...

Karadjordjev park is located in Vracar, on a slope behind the Saint Sava square, between Bulevar oslobodjenja and Nebojsina streets. Formed in the mid XIX century, on the site of the former camp of...

It belongs to the smaller city parks in Belgrade, but it does not lack charm. It is also known as Park Prolece, Park kod Palasa (Park at Palace) and Park Toplicin venac. It houses the monument to D...