Itinerary

Kalemegdan: Begin at this majestic fortress and park with sweeping river views and centuries of history.
Saborna crkva, pristaniste: Visit the Cathedral Church of Saint Michael the Archangel, a spiritual and architectural gem.
Savamala: Explore this creative district known for its nightlife, street art, and cultural spaces.
Belgrade Waterfront: Stroll along the modern riverside promenade with cafes, shops, and stunning architecture.

Palace of Justice: See the city’s judicial center at Palata pravde.
Stefan Nemanja Monument: Admire the towering statue honoring Serbia’s medieval founder.
Nemanjina Street: Walk this key boulevard lined with government buildings and historic facades.
Slavija Square: A bustling traffic hub with the famous music fountain.

Krunska Street: A leafy avenue with elegant villas and embassies.
Kalenic Market: Dive into local flavors at this vibrant farmers’ market.
St. Sava Temple: Marvel at one of the largest Orthodox churches in the world.
Autokomanda: A transit and commercial zone connecting several neighborhoods.

Museum of Josip Broz Tito: Visit the House of Flowers, Tito’s mausoleum and museum.
Beli Dvor: Tour the regal White Palace, home to Serbia’s royal family.

Kneza Milosa Street: A grand avenue with embassies and ministries.
Gazela Bridge: Cross this vital bridge linking old and new Belgrade.
Belgrade Arena: Catch a glimpse of Serbia’s largest sports and event venue.
Genex Tower: Snap a photo of this brutalist icon, also known as the Western Gate.
SIV Building: The Palace of Serbia, a massive government complex.
TC Ušće: Shop or relax at this popular mall with dining and entertainment.

Branko’s Bridge: Walk across this scenic bridge connecting the city center to New Belgrade.
Zeleni Venac: A lively market and transit hub.
Terazije: A historic boulevard with grand hotels and cultural institutions.
Republic Square: The city’s central plaza with the iconic statue of Prince Michael.
Dom Sindikata: Known today as mts Dvorana, a venue for concerts and films.
Skupština Srbije: Serbia’s National Assembly, a stately building with public tours.
Takovska Street: Another key street with government buildings and cultural sites.

Dorćol: Wander through Belgrade’s oldest neighborhood, rich in charm and history.
Bajrakli Mosque: End your journey at this 17th-century Ottoman mosque, the only one still active in Belgrade.