Wander down Knez Mihailova Street, the main pedestrian and shopping area in Belgrade, that is one of the oldest landmarks of the city. Named after Mihailo Obrenović III, Prince of Serbia, this pedestrianized street links Kalemegdan Park and its fortress to Terazije Square, the central town square.

Experience Ada Ciganlija, a river island located in the Sava River’s path through central Belgrade that has earned the nickname of “More Beograda,” or Belgrade’s Sea. Enjoy the opportunities for recreation and relaxation on the beach or at one of the many sporting facilities, which include tennis courts, beach volleyball courts, and designated areas for water sports.

Enjoy a picnic at the top of Avala, a mountain located in the southeastern corner of Belgrade that offers breathtaking panoramic views. Hike through the deciduous and pine forest, which features eight fresh mountain springs, and pay your respects at the Monument to the Unknown Hero.