Car walking tour of Belgrade

A walking tour of Belgrade.

Excursion route:

New Belgrade: Palace of Sports (Combank Arena); Sava Center: international multifunctional business and cultural center; Business Center "Ustje" (building of former social and political organizations); Palace of Serbia (building of former Federal Council of Yugoslavia).

Zemun: Main street; Nikolaevskaya Church (1745 the oldest church in Belgrade); "Millennium Tower" erected in 1896 on Gardos Hill; walk along the embankment of the Danube...

Topchider: one of the oldest parks in Belgrade, Prince Milos Palace; old plane tree, Topchider Church...

Dedinier: elite, the most prestigious residential area, "Royal Palace" and "White Palace"

Queen Star Stadium

Karajordje Park

National Library of Serbia.

The Church of St. Sava is one of the largest Orthodox churches in the world.

The route continues on the street Nemanina and Prince Milos: Park Manege; The former building of the Ministry of Defense and General Staff of Yugoslavia, which in 1999 was badly damaged during the NATO bombing of Belgrade; the building of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Serbia; the building of the Government of Serbia; the Ascension Church; the Chamber of Belgrade is the tallest building.

Tashmaidan Park; Russian Church of St. The Trinity where General Wrangel is buried; the Church of St. Mark was built in 1940; the ruins of television bombed by NATO in 1999.

National Parliament building;

Old Palace in Belgrade – which now houses the City Hall of Belgrade

The new palace is now the residence of the President of the Republic of Serbia.

Nikola Pasic Square: Monument to Nikola Pasic and Fountain; Historical Museum of Serbia.

Central part of Belgrade: Terazie street, hotel "Moscow"; pedestrian street of Prince Michael, Republic Square; monument to Prince Michael; National Theatre; National Museum; Student square; The building is Captain Misci, where the Rectorate of the University of Belgrade is now located.

Kalemegdan – Belgrade Fortress is the oldest part of Belgrade, with well-preserved walls and moats, with several towers and gates. The fortress is divided into the Upper and Lower City; Monument "Winner"; Gate - Istanbul Gate, Karageorgia Gate, Clock Gate, Despot Gate, Royal Gate, Charles VI Gate ...; Towers - clock tower, Despot Tower, Nebojs Tower, Zindan Tower, Yaksic Tower ...; Churches - St. Petka and Ruzhica; Military Museum ... Kalemegdan Park - next to the Belgrade Fortress; Monument of Gratitude of France

The Cathedral of St. Archangel Michael, next to the Cathedral is the building of the Patriarchate - the residence of the Patriarch of the Serbian Orthodox Church; the Palace of Princess Lubitsa, the Restaurant "?" ("At the question mark"). Milorad Pavic – Song: Dinner at the Question Mark Restaurant.

• Services of a licensed Russian-speaking guide.
• A vehicle.