Welcome to Belgrade
Capital of Serbia
Traditional old city with a fresh look & free spirit
Belgrade is one of the oldest, most battered cities in the world. Those who love and know this city today, know it not from what they have seen or touched. Its greater, perhaps finest part has disappeared without a trace and we shall never see, photograph or touch it again. But the part of it that is gone, thar can never bi reconstructed, belongs to history too, the history we carry inside us. (Milorad Pavić)
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Belgrade is the capital of Serbia with about 2 milion inhabitans, lies at 116, 75 meters above sea level.
Geographic coordinates for the city of Belgrade are : 44 49’ 14’’ north latitude and 20 27’ 44’’ East longitude.
Belgrade is situated in south-eastern Europe, on the Balkan penninsula, and lies at the very confluence of the river Sava, and one of the three longest rivers in Europe, Danube, which is a unique position on the Continent.
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Welcome to Belgrade
Belgrade is situated in south-eastern Europe, on the Balkan penninsula, and lies at the very confluence of the river Sava, and one of the three longest rivers in Europe, Danube, which is a unique position on…
Zemun
On the other side of river Sava, across Brankov Bridge continuer along bulevar Nikole Tesle, there is Zemun. Archeological findings from Gardoš are evidence that the settlement is very old, from early Stone Age, but…
Milošev Konak
Topčider Park is situated in a wooden valley crosed by a stream named Topčiderska Reka. Located in Topčider, shaded by centuries old plane trees, is a strikins Serb byzantine style building – The Konak, or onetime…
Ada Ciganlija
Ada Ciganlija, a peninsula, until not too long ago an island on the right side of the Sava River, 3,5 km upstream from its confluence with the Danube. It was one of the largest river…
The Northern City District
From the northern end of Terazije, on the right begins, Kolarčeva Street, leading to Republika Square , with its monument of Prince Mihajlo on horseback, the work of Florentine sculptor Enrico Paci (1882). On the…