Districts of Belgrade
Administratively, the districts of Belgrade are represented by 17 communities (districts), 10 of which are central and 7 are suburban. But from a geographical point of view, the capital of Serbia is subdivided into three parts.
Names and descriptions of the main districts of Belgrade
- Old Town (Stari Grad): tourists will be able to walk along Prince Michael Street (they will visit national restaurants, inspect buildings built in the 19th century), visit the Cathedral of St. Michael the Archangel (it is the repository of the relics of King Stefan Uros), the house of Marko Stoyanovic (now there is a gallery of the Academy of Arts, which hosts an exhibition of paintings), the Cathedral of Saint Sava (the facade is decorated with white marble, and the interior is decorated with mosaics; you can come here not only as part of an excursion, but also for a divine service), the Kalemegdan fortress (tourists will have a walk through its territory and the adjacent park, a visit to the observatory, the Museum of Natural History and the Military Museum, which stores weapons, banners, awards, military uniforms), go to the Botanical Garden (300 species of plants grow here; there is a bamboo grove, a pond and a gazebo) and Tashmaidan Park ( has a concert hall, an ice palace, a stadium, indoor and outdoor pools; and next to the park you can see the Church of St. Mark with God this collection of icons of the 13-19 centuries).
- New Belgrade: the area “sheltered” business centers and modern offices, as well as a stadium “Beogradska Arena” (is a multifunctional sports arena with a capacity of over 20,000 spectators).
- Zemun (from the Old Town you can get here by bus or on foot, crossing the Brankov Bridge): it is worth strolling along the narrow streets of Zemun, seeing one of the area's attractions - St. Nicholas Church, climbing the 36-meter tower “Millennium” on the Gardos hill (at the top you will be able to admire the Serbian capital and take memorable photos of your visit to Belgrade), relax in the local park and on the Lido beach (equipped with a medical center, food outlets where guests are treated to fish delicacies, and playgrounds for sports games).
Where to stay for tourists
Wondering where to stay in Belgrade? It is worth paying attention to the hotels in the Skadarlje quarter - it will delight you with numerous restaurants serving Serbian cuisine.
The best solution for travelers is to opt for accommodation facilities in the Stari Grad area (in this case, they will be within walking distance from the iconic places of the city).
Are you not strapped for funds? pay attention to “Hotel Moskva”, providing high quality service or “Metropol Palace” (its highlight is the presence of a public garden: here vacationers can pamper themselves with a pleasant walk).
