Everybody are heading to the fortress when they come to Belgrade, but not to many people are having a chance to see the magnificent view from lower Kalemegdan. You will have that chance.

Named after a Turkish word for a "crossroad of 4 roads", Dorćol has always been a center of various happenings. Buzzling neighborhood filled with craftsmen, restaurants, bars, now known as Manhattan of Belgrade is must see for every tourist.

Next, we ride to Skadarlija, Belgrade’s famous bohemian quarter. Often compared to Montmartre, Skadarlija is known for its cobblestone street, traditional restaurants, and stories of artists, poets, and musicians. This stop offers a glimpse into Serbia’s cultural soul and the importance of kafana culture in social life.

Cetinjska Street, a former industrial zone transformed into a lively cultural hub. Old breweries and warehouses now host bars, clubs, and creative spaces, representing Belgrade’s contemporary urban scene and nightlife culture.

A favorite place for many Belgradians to chill and enjoy the shade of century-old trees, it used to be one of the oldest graveyards in this city.

Role-model for this church was a medieval monastery based in Kosovo and Metohija so there is a big reason why this church is one of the favorites for locals in Belgrade.

National Assembly building: According to many lists, this is one of top 10 most beautiful parliament buildings in Europe.