Sightseeing in Belgrade - what to see. Complete travel guide

While talking about Belgrade, it’s really worth mentioning its unforgettable culture and rich heritage of historical values. Unforgettable mix of western and eastern traditions makes the atmosphere of the city unusual and mystical, attracting more and more tourists from different parts of the world.

Kalamegdan garden is known as one of the most important sights in Belgrade. The garden is located in the old part of the city and is a home for famous Belgrade fort, which is surrounded by rich greenery. This fortress managed to survive in many wars and seizures, but in order to restore it restorers had to rebuild many parts. Today there are several exhibition halls in the fort, here often take place such activities as theatre performances and knight tournaments.

Orthodox Christian visitors should visit the Church of St. Sava, which is known as the second biggest church in the world (the first place is occupied by the Temple of Christ the Savior in Moscow).

In the memory of the great scientists has been opened the museum of Nicolas Tesla. The museum exhibits personal belongings and manuscripts of this outstanding inventor. Here you will find schemes, diagrams and other works of the great scientist. The museum also keeps his library and tiny models of his inventions. Copyright www.orangesmile.com

If you visit Belgrade on summer, then you will definitely find visiting Ada Ciganlija district very appealing. Here are located the best recreation zone of the city, you can make a picnic in a shadowy park, swim and sunbathe on a beach, or take a walk in one of multiple parks. One more interesting action is driving on the suburbs on a retro train. All coaches are decorated in a retro style and the train will leisurely take you to all historical places of the country, and will bring unforgettable memories from such unusual ride.

The focus of many of the city's historical symbols is the Republic Square. It is considered one of the most romantic places in the city, this square is a very popular meeting place amongst couples. Around the square there are several beautiful and historic buildings, which today are held by museums and other cultural centres. This is where the National Museum and National Theatre are located, and one of the main decorations of the area is considered to be a monument to Mihailo Obrenovic III. 

Among the outstanding architectural monuments one should definitely highlight the Houses of Parliament. The building is crowned by a beautiful turquoise dome, the construction of this huge building began in 1907 and lasted almost 30 years. Around the spectacular buildings found some excellent sculptures; in the warm season interesting landscapes are formed as decoration at a location nearby. 

Among the interesting sights is the Belgrade Zoo - one of the largest and most beautiful zoos in Europe. This zoo holds many interesting features, it is in close proximity to the old city walls, which form part of its aviaries. Once upon a time this place was a large city park, and now in spacious enclosures with exotic plants, you can see animals and birds brought from different countries. The zoo features a beautiful artificial pond in which pink flamingos live, also on its territory there are freely strolling peacocks. This zoo differs from others through incredibly beautiful design, its territory is equipped with plenty of comfortable rest areas with benches and playgrounds for the youngest visitors. 

For fans of outdoor recreation in Belgrade a huge selection of park is available; among the most beautiful and comfortable is Tasmajdan park. This park is suitable for both active and a relaxing holiday; in its territory is equipped with several play areas for children are equipped, and so are some comfortable benches. There are special paths for walking and cycling, and you can make a great picnic in private corners of the park. In the park there are multiple symbolic monuments, so a stroll around it may turn into an informative tour.