Serbia

The Belgrade Fortress

Stari Grad, Belgrade

Attractions in Belgrade The place where "there is a go" Belgrade, the Belgrade fortress occupies the top of a 125-meter hill at the confluence of the Sava and the Danube. The territory inside the fortress walls is divided into two parts - the Lower and Upper Town, each of which is literally crammed with monuments.

St. Sava Cathedral

ul. 2a Krusheldolska, Belgrade

Attractions in Belgrade The main temple of the Serbian Orthodox Church and the largest church in the Balkans, St. Sava Cathedral is located in the historic district of Belgrade Vrachare. With its majestic simplicity, the temple resembles the best Byzantine structures.

Palaces of Belgrade

Attractions in Belgrade Along with the fortress and the cathedral, four magnificent palaces belong to the main sights of Belgrade, inherited from the dynasties of the first rulers of Serbia after independence from the Ottoman Empire.

House of flowers

ul. Zhupan Vlastimira, Belgrade

Attractions in Belgrade Under the romantic name "House of Flowers" lies, as one would imagine, not a botanical park and not a masterpiece of landscape design. Raison d'etre buildings - the mausoleum of the former ruler of Yugoslavia, the odious Josip Broz Tito, whose name is broken many copies.

Nikola Tesla Museum

ul. Krunska, 51, Belgrade

Attractions in Belgrade The national pride of Serbia and the scientist, without which it is impossible to imagine the development of modern science, Nikola Tesla is a man ahead of time. "If you want to understand the universe, think about energy, frequency and vibration," the inventor said.

Skadarlie

Scardalie, Belgrade

Attractions in Belgrade Belgrade "cross between" Arbat and Zhukovka, Skadarlie - a pedestrian quarter, inhabited by representatives of bohemia and nouveaux riches. On the streets, musicians always play here, and on both sides classic dotted mansions alternate with graffiti painted walls of buildings.

Hill Gardosh

Belgrade

Attractions in Belgrade Gardosh Hill is located in the historical district of Belgrade Zemun, on the right bank of the Danube. It is here that you can feel the mysterious spirit of the charming Belgrade - on the slopes of the hill you can see the narrow medieval streets, on each side of which "puppet" houses are crowded.

The soul and heart of charming Serbia, cozy Belgrade despite its seeming carelessness can boast of a long and turbulent history, generously enriched the city with a lot of attractions .The first mention of Belgrade dates back to the 9th century - and whom only the city has not seen in the past twelve centuries: the Celts ,Romans ,Byzantines ,Goths ,Slavs,Turks ... However, not every era in the heritage of Belgrade remained monuments - after the formation of an independent Serbian state in the 19th century, the population of the new country tried in every possible way to "dissociate itself" from the past: systematically rebuilt or destroyed the Ottoman buildings and hastily erected pseudo-power palaces - nowadays ,Nevertheless,one of the main attractions of Belgrade

In Belgrade, one must certainly visit the genius of the main inventor of the 21st century, the great and terrible Nikola Tesla.

And in the city there is a Kremlin - the Belgrade fortress with the beautiful Kalemegdan park surrounding it, the picturesque pedestrian street of Prince Mikhailov and the Skadarlie bohemia quarter, the largest church in the Balkans - St. Sava Cathedral and a testament to the country's recent past - the "House of Flowers" Head of Yugoslavia Josip Broz Tito .On the other side of the Danube, the city looks at the hill of Gardosh, crowned with the Millennium tower (a restaurant on top and a panoramic view, naturally, included) .Yes, they almost forgot: in Belgrade, a direct road to the fans of the "man who invented the 20th century" - the great Nikola Tesla .At the airport of Belgrade they will be met by a monument to a genius, and in the city there is a small but very interesting museum .