The preparations for the construction of one of the greatest Orthodox cathedrals in the world began in 1894. The Cathedral is built on the very spot where, according to tradition, the relics of Sveti Sava were brought from Mileseva monastery and burnt, following the orders of Sinan Pasha in 1594. The construction was interrupted by the bombardment at the beginning of World War II, and continued in 1985.

Avala is a hill located 18 km from Belgrade, and covered in deciduous and coniferous woodland. It is traditional place for day trips. In this pleasant  environment, the Monument to the Unknown Soldier, by Ivan Mestrovic, was erected in 1938 on the summit of the hill...

Topčider is a well known excursion place. This pretty woodland environment contains Prince Milos’s Residence, Topcider Church.

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 On the right bank of the river Danube in the 3rd century BC, the Celtic tribe settled in this area and called it Taurunum. When the Slavs arrived in 630 the name Zemun was first used ...

The whole complex of the Belgrade Fair covers 40 hectares. The first technical trade fair opened in 1957. It is on the right bank of Sava river below the district of Senjak.

The construction of New Belgrade was started by youth work brigades on 11 April 1948. Today, New Belgrade is a part of Belgrade located on the left bank of Sava river, with a population about of 300.000 ...

Knez Mihajlova Street – The pedestrian zone and centre are under protection as one of the oldest and most valuable city ambients. Numerous monuments, remarkable buildings and private houses were built around 1870.

Republic Square – The area covering the present Republic square was uninhabited until 1835, spreading behind Stambol gate. After the gate had been demolished, the construction material was used for building a number of houses in the square, including National Theatre, in 1869.

Princess Ljubica’s residence was built in 1831. It has been preserved to the present day as the most representative example of the town architecture of its period. It shows all the characteristics of oriental building techniques so-called Serbian Balkan style.

The Cathedral was built in 1840, planned by Franc Janke, with the help from the state and from Prince Milos Obrenovic. Its design was directly influence by classicism style.