Belgrade is a lovely city that sits at the confluence of the Sava and Danube Rivers in Serbia. It never shows up on the top to travel lists despite being lovely and providing the European experience that we as Westerners love. It’s an affordable European city to travel to with a huge cafe and restaurant scene along with numerous galleries, gardens and museums to visit.

If you want to know about what you should do when you visit Belgrade, Serbia. Here’s the top 10 list.

Belgrade Fortress and Kalemegdan Park

Located at the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers, this historic fortress offers panoramic views of the city and houses several museums and monuments. It’s a perfect spot for a leisurely walk and to delve into Belgrade’s past. Address: Kalemegdan, 11000 Belgrade.

Try Local Food

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Knez Mihailova Street

This bustling pedestrian street is lined with beautiful architecture, shops, cafes, and galleries. It’s the main shopping area and a great place to experience the city’s lively atmosphere. Address: Knez Mihailova, 11000 Belgrade.

Skadarlija (Bohemian Quarter)

Often compared to Paris’s Montmartre, Skadarlija is known for its cobblestone streets, traditional restaurants (kafanas), and live music. It’s the cultural heart of Belgrade’s bohemian life. Address: Skadarska, 11000 Belgrade.

St. Sava Temple

One of the largest Orthodox churches in the world, the Temple of Saint Sava is an architectural marvel. Its impressive white marble and granite facade is a must-see. Address: Krušedolska 2a, 11000 Belgrade.

Republic Square (Trg Republike)

This central square is surrounded by important cultural institutions like the National Museum and National Theatre. It’s a popular meeting point for locals and tourists alike. Address: Trg Republike, 11000 Belgrade.

Ada Ciganlija

Often referred to as “Belgrade’s Sea,” this river island turned peninsula offers beaches, sports facilities, and recreational areas. It’s a favorite spot for relaxation and outdoor activities. Address: Ada Ciganlija, 11030 Belgrade.

Zemun

Once a separate town, Zemun is now a charming neighborhood known for its quaint streets, the Gardoš Tower, and riverside restaurants. It offers a different vibe from the city center. Address: Zemun, 11080 Belgrade.

Nikola Tesla Museum

Dedicated to the life and work of the renowned inventor Nikola Tesla, this museum houses numerous exhibits and personal items. It’s an enlightening experience for science enthusiasts. Address: Krunska 51, 11000 Belgrade.

Savamala District

This revitalized area is the hub of Belgrade’s creative scene, featuring art galleries, trendy bars, and cultural events. It’s the place to experience the city’s contemporary culture. Address: Savamala, 11000 Belgrade.

These attractions showcase the diverse experiences Belgrade has to offer, from historical landmarks to vibrant cultural spots. You can check out the Youtube channel for @traveltosomeplaces to get an idea of what the place looks and feels like. Check out the video below for our food adventures and visiting local places in Belgrade, Serbia.