
Guide to Belgrade
Belgrade, Serbia

architecture
8/10
entertainments
5/10
nature
9/10
restaurants
7/10
tourist popularity
6/10
A visit to Serbia begins with Belgrade. This city is a wonderful combination of a medieval castle, an old town and bold twentieth-century decisions.
Belgrade is full of good restaurants and bars. We really ate our fill here.
Embankment
Sights
New modern embankment along the Sava River

A very long and beautiful modern embankment. Here you can walk endlessly and watch the sunsets. If you go south, you will definitely come across an unusually shaped skyscraper and the largest shopping center in Belgrade, Galeria.
Belgrade Fortress
Sights
New modern embankment along the Sava River

Republic Square
Sights
Belgrade central square in the historical center

Orthodox Church of St. Sava
Sights
The largest Orthodox cathedral in Serbia

Ministry of Defense building
Sights
War-torn area in the center

Gardosh Tower
Sights
Tower overlooking the city in the Zemun area

Zemun
Sights
Low-rise suburban town of Belgrade

Western City Gate
Sights
Concrete tower in New Belgrade

Nikola Tesla Museum
Sights
Museum with personal belongings of the Serbian scientist Nikola Tesla. There are some impressive interactive experimental installations here

Skadarlija
Sights
An old tourist street with many restaurants

Walter
Restaurant
Delicious meat restaurant

Ferdinand Knedle
Restaurant
Sweet knedle in New Belgrade. We recommend this location

Orasac
Restaurant
Traditional Serbian cuisine

Kod kapetana
Restaurant
Seafood restaurant on the banks of the Dunay

PLATO
Restaurant
They serve the most delicious cheese pizza here

You will definitely like Belgrade, it has its own elusive charm. To visit all the sights of Belgrade, 3 days will be enough.
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