Kalemegdan is an old fortress situated in the heart of Belgrade. It provides an amazing panoramic view of the Old Town and the confluence of the Sava and Danube Rivers. You can also explore the Belgrade Zoo and Military Museum situated within the fortress.
This is a Bohemian quarter of the city, designed in the style of a 19th-century vintage street. You will find many art galleries, traditional restaurants, and cafés in the vicinity of the old winding roads and cobblestones.
Situated in the Vračar neighborhood, St. Sava Temple is the largest Orthodox Church in Europe. The church is known for its grandiose architecture, intricate frescoes, and the mesmerizing crypt.
From beach volleyball, sailing, kiting, water skiing, wakeboarding, and rowing to long walks, bike rides, or roller skating on the lakeside, Ada Ciganlija has it all. It is the perfect place to relax and enjoy nature.
A fascinating museum chronicling the life and work of Nikola Tesla- the inventor of AC motors, radio communication, and other groundbreaking inventions. From Tesla's personal diary to some of his inventions and exhibits, this museum is a must-visit in Belgrade.
If you have more time, you can explore some nearby attractions such as the Palace of Princess Ljubica or the Church of Saint Mark. If you have less time, you can skip visiting Ada Ciganlija or the Nikola Tesla Museum. Don't forget to try Serbian traditional food such as ćevapi, pljeskavica or gibanica in Skadarlija.