Take a walk around Belgrade, Serbia

If I were to describe Belgrade, I would say it is a city where positivity feels natural and constant. People there are always so cheerful that you can feel nothing but joy.

Let’s take a walk through this vibrant city.

The beautiful Kalemegdan Park in Belgrade the largest park perched on a cliff where the Sava and Danube meet

A stunning view from Kalemegdan Fortress in Belgrade overlooking the confluence of two great rivers

One of the landmarks of the city is Kalemegdan. It is the largest park in Belgrade, located on a 125-meter-high cliff at the point where the Sava and Danube rivers meet.

The breathtaking panoramic view where the Sava and Danube rivers meet seen from Kalemegdan Belgrade

You will experience a stunning view that will bring a sense of calm and peace. There you will also see Kalemegdan Fortress, which is equally impressive.

The word Kalemegdan comes from the Turkish words kale, meaning fortress, and meydan, meaning square. This area was once used by the Ottoman army as a training ground, and you can still see remnants of its military history.

Historic military equipment on display at Kalemegdan Fortress a reminder of Belgrades Ottoman past

Walking through the historic grounds of Kalemegdan Fortress with ancient walls and green pathways

We are moving to the Old Town of Belgrade. This part of the city is especially impressive, with carefully preserved architecture. A beautiful building awaits you at almost every step.

You will feel immersed in a special atmosphere all the time. In the Old Town, you must visit the main square as well as Knez Mihailova Street.

The impressive old town of Belgrade Serbia with carefully chosen architecture and stunning buildings

The charming main square of Belgrade Old Town with impressive architecture at every turn

Knez Mihailova is the main pedestrian street and also the main shopping area in the city. The street is one kilometre long and is filled with numerous cultural and historical buildings.

The bustling Knez Mihailova Street Belgrades main pedestrian shopping area lined with cultural buildings

Elegant shops and historic facades along the famous one-kilometre Knez Mihailova Street in Belgrade

Walking in New Belgrade is also a must, especially in the area known as Belgrade Waterfront. This district is designed with elegance and modern refinement.