IN THE SPOTLIGHT

• Belgrade Fortress

  
  Belgrade » Sightseeing » Essentials

  Located on a hill overlooking the confluence of the Sava river into the Danube. The Romans were the first to build a fort (castrum) at this site and in the late 1st century AD, it became HQ of the IV Flavian Legion. Read on
  

• Explore Belgrade!

  
  Belgrade » Sightseeing » Tours

  Explore Belgrade! is a highly professional, licensed tour guide service in the capital of Serbia. They offer private tailor-made walks, transfers and driving tours of Belgrade and Serbia designed by a local enthusiast and licensed guide Srdjan Ristic. Read on
  

• Sava and Danube Rivers

  
  Belgrade » Sightseeing » Essentials

  Experience the Belgrade rivers from up close - the Sava (female gender, temperamental) and the Danube (mighty and powerful). You can take a walk or bicycle ride along the shore, stop by for a drink or have lunch at one of the many floating restaurants, or experience the city at all angles by taking a cruise on one of the tour boats. Read on
  

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  Belgrade » Sightseeing » Historic Buildings

  This authentic Serbian tavern of an unusual name is located in one of the oldest houses in the city. Erected in 1823, it opened as a tavern in 1826, and was the first to install a billiard table in Belgrade, in 1834. Read on
  

• Royal compound

  
  Belgrade » Sightseeing » Historic Buildings

  Located on top of Dedinje hill, it covers an area of 135ha. The compound includes Royal Palace (completed in 1929), White Palace (completed in 1936, intended for King’s sons) and service buildings. Read on
  

• Kalenić Pijaca

  
  Belgrade » Sightseeing » Essentials

  The biggest Belgrade open-air market is a vibrant place which valiantly fights off competition from supermarkets. Besides the obvious fresh fruits, veggies, meat, eggs, fish and seafood, honey, pickles and craftwork, you will find national delicacies such as sir (cottage cheese) and kajmak (clotted cream). Read on