It covers the space between the "Gradska Kafana" (City Restaurant), "Jadran" cinema, the National Theatre and the Army Hall of Serbia. The present square was formed after the demolition of the Stam...

Designed by Franz Loran, the Terazije Fountain was erected in 1860 to mark the return to the throne of Prince Milos Obrenovic. It was fashioned in the tomantic style and represents one of the most ...

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...

As an old urban ambiance, Skadarlija represents a combination of interlinked material and spiritual values that grew from the beginning of the eighteenth century to the present day. First houses we...

Former desolate meadow that was cut by the Constantinople road (now the Boulevard of King Alexander) is now one of the most beautiful squares in Belgrade - Nikola Pasic Square. In the first half of...

Spatial cultural and historic ensemble of great value, Kosancicev venac, is the area of the oldest compact Serbian settlement in Belgrade with the preserved old raster of spontaneously created stre...

The square had been a marshy pond prior to 1880, where the citizens of Belgrade hunted wild ducks. The Scotsman Francis McKenzie purchased a large area above the modern-day square and parcelled it ...

Knez Mihailova Street is one of the oldest and most important streets in Belgrade, and also an evidence of a continuous existence of the city. The area of the street has traces of antique civilizat...

Newly built quay provides a modern concept of staying along the water with rich content adapted to all generations