Belgrade is full of surprises, and beyond the well-known landmarks, there are plenty of hidden gems that make the city truly special. Here are some lesser-known but amazing spots to check out:
This historic tower offers breathtaking views of the Danube and a charming, almost village-like atmosphere away from the city center.
Located inside Kalemegdan Fortress, this small but unique church features chandeliers made from bullets and swords.
The Secret Passage of Kalemegdan
An underground tunnel beneath the fortress that tells the story of Belgrade’s past through guided tours.
A creative hub with art exhibitions, music events, and a relaxed atmosphere ideal for meeting locals.
A hidden Cold War-era bunker that offers guided tours and a glimpse into Belgrade’s secret history.
The final resting place of Yugoslav leader Josip Broz Tito, offering insight into the country’s socialist past.
A small island on the Sava River, accessible by boat, perfect for a quiet retreat with nature and river views. You can only reach the island by boat, with ferries running every 15 minutes from Blok 44 in the summer. Despite lacking organized tourist attractions, the island offers a peaceful escape to enjoy nature, take a walk, or swim in the Sava. Its residents take great care in preserving the island’s natural beauty, so be respectful of their tranquility.
Belgrade’s hidden gems provide a completely different perspective of the city, giving visitors a chance to explore beyond the usual tourist spots. Take your time and uncover these local treasures!
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